From the course: Learning XAI: Explainable Artificial Intelligence
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HELM
From the course: Learning XAI: Explainable Artificial Intelligence
HELM
- Imagine evaluating 30 different AI models, each tested on different scenarios using different metrics under different conditions. How could you possibly compare them fairly? This was the challenge that Stanford University tackled when they created HELM, the holistic evaluation of language models. Let's explore how this groundbreaking framework is transforming how we evaluate AI systems for bias and fairness. HELM measures seven critical metrics for every model it evaluates. One, accuracy. How often is the model correct? Two, calibration. How well does it know what it knows? Three, robustness. How stable are its outputs? Four, fairness. Does it treat all groups equally? Five, bias. Does it show systematic prejudices? Six, toxicity. Does it generate harmful content? And lastly, efficiency. How resource intensive is it? Before HELM, models were typically only evaluated on a fraction of these metrics, making it more difficult to understand their full impact. What makes HELM…
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Introduction to GenAI model training2m 9s
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Demographic parity and its applications2m 28s
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Equal opportunity parity for evaluating fairness2m 2s
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Equalized odds parity to compare subgroup performance2m 1s
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HELM2m 47s
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Red-teaming1m 49s
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Exercise: Building an evaluation pipeline9m 11s
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