Google DeepMind and AVERI tested Gemini 2.5 Flash-Lite using a secure enclave to keep both model weights and test prompts private. The evaluation utilized the AILuminate safety benchmark from MLCommons in a double-blind process where neither the developer nor the evaluator had access to the other's sensitive assets.

The project, which also involved OpenMined and MLCommons, seeks to eliminate benchmark contamination, a problem where AI models are trained on the very data used to test them. This production-scale test follows a 2024 pilot involving GPT-2 and the AI Security Institute, and is part of an AVERI strategy to establish open source auditing standards for frontier models.

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  1. SOURCE@googledeepmind“By creating a secure environment where neither test prompts nor model weights are revealed”x.com
  2. SUPPORT@miles_brundage“tested Gemini 2.5 Flash-Lite using never-before-used prompts from the MLCommons safety benchmark family, AILuminate”x.com
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