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Measurement to Meaning: A Validity-Centered Framework for AI Evaluation

Olawale Salaudeen · Anka Reuel · Ahmed Ahmed · Suhana Bedi · Zachary Robertson · Sudharsan Sundar · Ben Domingue · Angelina Wang · Sanmi Koyejo · Stanford University; Cornell Tech

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Their proposed workflow starts with the claim and asks which kinds of validity evidence are missing before extending a benchmark result to a practical decision.

Research question

Which claims and decisions can a given evaluation actually support?

Design & assumptions

The authors organize validity evidence around claims, using psychometric concepts and case studies including GPQA to distinguish narrow task performance from broader capabilities.

Argument & evidence

Their proposed workflow starts with the claim and asks which kinds of validity evidence are missing before extending a benchmark result to a practical decision.

Limits & counterevidence

The framework involves judgment and iterative evidence gathering; it does not supply a universal numeric benchmark-quality grade or validate any particular deployment.

Source evidence

No structured numerical extraction is available in this reading package.

Reading scope & review

Selected original HTML sections and table context; not a complete paper/appendix audit or independent reproduction.

Model-assisted reading; independent evidence review pending.

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