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Evaluation dossier

FORTRESS

Evaluates safeguards on national-security and public-safety tasks, separating hazardous requests from benign-use utility.

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Task and measurement

Benchmark protocol profile

Task / subject
Model or agent system under the original task configuration
Measurement target
Evaluates safeguards on national-security and public-safety tasks, separating hazardous requests from benign-use utility.
Interpretation boundary
Judge reliability, task definitions and over-refusal affect the meaning of the reported scores.
Measurement dossier · NUWA reading

Source-method reading and retained catalogue information are distinguished. Publication does not establish independent evidence or bilingual editorial review.

Measurement construct
How do safeguards balance national/public-safety risk restriction against benign access?
Task population
500 expert-crafted adversarial prompts each have a benign counterpart and a 4–7-item binary rubric, spanning three broad domains.
Scoring and failure modes
Average Risk Score and Over-Refusal Score from per-item binary rubrics; not probabilities of realized harm.
System conditions
500 adversarial/benign prompt pairs, single-turn; judge implementation subject to separate audit.
Statistical meaning
Source-reported result statements; this does not establish trial counts, denominators or an estimator: Claude 3.5 Sonnet’s reported ARS/ORS were 14.09/21.80, versus Gemini 2.5 Pro’s 66.29/1.40.
Validity and interpretation
Static single-turn prompts, limited domain expertise and sparse niche coverage constrain validity (§6); judge correctness requires separate audit.
Appropriate research use
Model recommendation: retain ARS/ORS together and distinguish the original paper’s estimates from subsequent grading audits.
Original source charts and materials
FORTRESS — Figure 1
Figure 1 · Original figure 1. Read alongside the protocol scope and limitations below. View original image ↗

Related research questions

References

  1. [1] Christina Q. Knight ∗, Kaustubh Deshpande ⋄, et al.. FORTRESS: Frontier Risk Evaluation for National Security and Public Safety. 2025-06-17. v2 [arXiv]; Author affiliations on the original paper title page; Figure 1