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Safety evaluation must span the entire lifecycle of a model, including continuous runtime monitoring, incident response mechanisms, and rapid rollback capabilities, rather than being limited to pre-deployment testing.
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UnverifiedRuntime verification dynamically checks at runtime whether each action satisfies predefined safety specifications, with relatively manageable computational overhead, making it more suitable for production environment deployment.73% similarUnverifiedJudges as a Lifecycle proposes that evaluation should be a continuous process running throughout the entire system lifecycle, rather than a one-time check at the end of the development process.73% similarUnverifiedEvaluations closer to real deployment should include multi-step task chains with real consequences, penalty mechanisms for over-execution and destructive operations, permission management and rollback safety testing, and the ability to proactively seek clarification when facing ambiguous instructions.72% similarUnverifiedDuring the engineering implementation phase, attention must be paid to the data feedback loop and effectiveness evaluation, including log collection, performance tracking, and continuous optimization.72% similarUnverifiedFrom checkpoint testing to official release, a model typically still needs to go through processes such as fine-tuning optimization, safety hardening, inference efficiency optimization, and API adaptation.72% similar
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