Methodology Audit
An audit approach concerned with whether an organization has established repeatable, verifiable processes, examining test plans, the scientific soundness of methods and acceptance criteria rather than the quality of a single product output.
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Methodology audits do not require access to model weights or internal architecture, making them friendly to model intellectual property protection and easier for companies to accept.
The limitation of methodology audits is that process compliance does not equal outcome safety; a well-designed process can still fail due to execution deviations or unknown risks.
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Methodology audits do not require access to model weights or internal architecture, making them friendly to model intellectual property protection and easier for companies to accept.
50%UnverifiedThe limitation of methodology audits is that process compliance does not equal outcome safety; a well-designed process can still fail due to execution deviations or unknown risks.
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