“You need to have many layers of evals so that you can check the new model, make sure that it still works the correct way”

Founder Mode · Was Yoda Right About AI? with JJ Zhuang

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Run multiple layers of evaluation (guardrails and suspenders) on new model releases to catch regressions before deployment

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