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Why OpenVals

Problem

Most AI models perform well in demonstrations. Production environments require something different:

  • Can the model be trusted?
  • Is the response factually correct?
  • How reliable is the model under repeated execution?
  • What is the hallucination risk?
  • Is the dataset itself trustworthy?
  • Is the model ready for enterprise deployment?

OpenVals was built to answer these questions.

Why OpenVals?

A side-by-side comparison of capabilities between traditional benchmarks and OpenVals:

CapabilityTraditional BenchmarkingOpenVals
Accuracy
Latency
Semantic Similarity
Hallucination DetectionLimited
Factuality AnalysisLimited
Trust Scoring
Governance Readiness
Executive Reporting
Enterprise Validation

Enterprise Use Cases

AI Model Selection

Compare GPT, Claude, Llama, Mistral, and private models before deployment.

Private AI Validation

Validate enterprise AI running on Ollama, vLLM, or self-hosted infrastructure.

AI Procurement

Benchmark vendor AI solutions before purchasing decisions.

AI Governance

Measure AI readiness against organizational trust and governance requirements.

AI Red Teaming Foundation

Identify hallucination risk, factual weaknesses, and trust gaps.

Executive Reporting

Generate trust dashboards and executive-level AI readiness reports.

What It Solves

Aligns evaluation with business objectives
Supports deployment decision-making
Quantifies trust, risk, and performance
Evaluates model performance
Benchmarks multiple models
Normalizes and compares results
Introduces trust before deployment
Validates numeric and semantic factuality
Measures hallucination risks
Assures dataset integrity and health
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