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Eugene Yan outlines a 3-step process for effective LLM product evaluations

Eugene Yan's guide outlines a three-step process for developing product evaluations for LLMs. The first step involves labeling a small dataset, focusing on binary pass/fail or win/lose labels to ensure clarity and consistency. The second step is aligning LLM evaluators with these labels, and the third is running experiments with evaluation harnesses. Yan emphasizes using organic failures from less capable models or active learning to build a balanced dataset, rather than relying solely on synthetic defects. AI

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    Product Evals in Three Simple Steps

    Label some data, align LLM-evaluators, and run the eval harness with each change.