The document states that OpenAI conducts internal evaluations and works with external experts to test AI models in real-world scenarios as part of its safety process, which the document describes as including red teaming, system cards, and preparedness evaluations.
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The red teaming and preparedness evaluation process represents the operational mechanism through which OpenAI assesses model safety prior to deployment. System cards reference the outputs of these evaluations and serve as the primary per-model disclosure of identified risks and mitigation measures.
Interpretive note: The document describes red teaming and evaluation processes in general terms without specifying scope, frequency, or independence criteria, making it difficult to assess adequacy relative to any specific regulatory or contractual standard.
The document states that models undergo internal and expert-assisted safety testing before deployment, and that findings inform published system cards. Under this process, users and deployers interact with models that have been evaluated against OpenAI's stated safety criteria, with evaluation outcomes documented in model-specific system cards.
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(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Red teaming and preparedness evaluation practices engage with EU AI Act requirements for conformity assessment and post-market monitoring of general-purpose AI models, NIST AI Risk Management Framework practices, and voluntary commitments made …
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The red teaming and preparedness evaluation process represents the operational mechanism through which OpenAI assesses model safety prior to deployment. System cards reference the outputs of these evaluations and serve as the primary per-model disclosure of identified risks and mitigation measures.
The document states that models undergo internal and expert-assisted safety testing before deployment, and that findings inform published system cards. Under this process, users and deployers interact with models that have been evaluated against OpenAI's stated safety criteria, with evaluation outcomes documented in model-specific system cards.
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