Eval 01
Personality
Every model has a character. Labs tune it deliberately, users feel it immediately, and nobody measures it. We map model personality in a shared embedding space with human personality data: classical traits for comparability, model-native traits for relevance, and trait-by-situation signatures for identity. Because it is behavioral, the instrument works on any model, closed or open, and on people, putting humans and machines on the same map.
Run longitudinally, it answers questions that currently have no answer: how did the new model's character shift from its predecessor's, and did the model you use change out from under you between versions?
Inside the eval
- Behavioral, not self-report: ~100 standardized situations crossed with pressure and persona conditions, scored in a shared embedding space.
- Three layers: Big Five for human comparability, model-native traits (conviction, deference, moralization, steerability), and trait-by-situation signatures as the fingerprint.
- A frozen core battery plus a human overlay puts models and people on the same map — and catches silent updates and within-conversation drift.
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