“We're working on an evaluation playbook ... specific criteria about how do you measure quality, safety, fitness for purpose.”

The AI Drop · The AI Drop #24: The Seatbelt, Not the Brake: Building AI Governance That Enables Innovation with Polina Zvyagina

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created an evaluation playbook for product teams with criteria for quality, safety, and fitness-for-purpose

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