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Support community development of AI risk and reliability tests and organize definition of research- and industry-standard AI safety benchmarks based on those tests.| MLCommons
Support community development of AI risk and reliability tests and organize definition of research- and industry-standard AI safety benchmarks based on those tests.| MLCommons
Methodology The MLCommons v0.5 Jailbreak Benchmark is being bootstrapped by MLCommons’ previous safety work. In order to determine if a jailbreak is successful, a tester must have a standardized set of prompts to which models refuse a response. The safety prompts provide this set. Establishing the Safety Baseline As such, we begin by characterizing a SUT’s behavior under standard conditions — those in use by a naïve, non-adversarial user — to establish a reference point for vulnerabi...| MLCommons
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MLCommons AI jailbreak benchmark introduces the Resilience Gap metric, the first industry standard to measure AI safety under attack. Learn how it protects critical systems.| MLCommons
The MLPerf Tiny working group develops Tiny ML benchmarks to evaluate inference performance on ultra-low-power systems.| MLCommons
Eclair and Beyond: Revolutionizing Dataset Discovery and Use with LLMs The post Metadata, Meet Datasets: Croissant and MCP in Action appeared first on MLCommons.| MLCommons
A New TinyML Streaming Benchmark for MLPerf Tiny v1.3| MLCommons
The v1.0 AILuminate benchmark from the MLCommons AI Risk & Reliability working group is the first AI risk assessment benchmark developed with broad involvement from leading AI companies, academia, and civil society. It is a significant step towards standard risk assessment for “chat” style systems.| MLCommons
The MLPerf Inference: Datacenter benchmark suite measures how fast systems can process inputs and produce results using a trained model.| MLCommons
New data reveals advances in tiny neural network performance The post MLCommons New MLPerf Tiny 1.3 Benchmark Results Released appeared first on MLCommons.| MLCommons
New results highlight AI industry’s latest technical advances The post MLCommons Releases New MLPerf Inference v5.1 Benchmark Results appeared first on MLCommons.| MLCommons
Benchmarking the Next Generation of Reasoning LLMs with Long Output Sequences The post DeepSeek Reasoning for MLPerf Inference v5.1 appeared first on MLCommons.| MLCommons
MLCommons introduces a new small language model benchmark based on established industry methods such as Llama3.1-8B, vLLM, and the CNN-DailyMail dataset. The post MLPerf Inference 5.1: Benchmarking Small LLMs with Llama3.1-8B appeared first on MLCommons.| MLCommons
MLCommons introduces a new speech-to-text benchmark based on established industry methods such as Whisper-Large-V3 and the LibriSpeech dataset.| MLCommons
The MLPerf Automotive benchmark suite measures the performance of computers intended for automotive, both for Advanced Driving Assistance System/Autonomous Driving (ADAS/AD) and In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) embedded systems.| MLCommons
AVCC® and MLCommons® announced new results for their new MLPerf® Automotive v0.5 benchmark| MLCommons
New checkpoint benchmarks provide “must-have” information for optimizing AI training The post New MLPerf Storage v2.0 Benchmark Results Demonstrate the Critical Role of Storage Performance in AI Training Systems appeared first on MLCommons.| MLCommons
MLCommons, MLPerf Storage v2.0 Addressing Backup and Recovery Speed for Training Large Language Models on Scale-Out Clusters| MLCommons
MLCommons Releases MLPerf Client v1.0 with Expanded Models, Prompts, and Hardware Support, Standardizing AI PC Performance.| MLCommons
The MLCommons Croissant working group standardizes how ML datasets are described to make them easily discoverable and usable across tools and platforms.| MLCommons
MLCommons AAAI 2025 standardization collaboration evaluation in ai safety| MLCommons
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CKAN supports the MLCommons Croissant metadata standard| MLCommons
Research funded through a grant by MLCommons and published by the Open Data Institute and the Pratt School of Engineering at Duke University explores the motivations driving data sharing throughout the AI ecosystem.| MLCommons
MLPerf Inference Datacenter Round 4.0 Date of Change Result ID Submitter Type of Change Reason for Change 8/28/24 4.0-0038 Dell Results invalidated Submitted as “preview,” but validation results were not submitted to “available” in the subsequent round. 8/28/24 4.0-0050 HPE Results invalidated Submitted as “preview,” but validation results were not submitted to “available” in the subsequent round. 8/28/24 4.0-0059 Lenovo Results invalidated Submitted as “preview,” but vali...| MLCommons
Announcing the release of the MLComons AI Safety v0.5 benchmark proof-of-concept focusing on measuring the safety of LLMs| MLCommons
The MLPerf Benchmark Suites measures how fast machine learning systems can train models to a target quality metric using v2.0 results.| MLCommons
