Detector Glossary¶
This maps detector module names you may see in your reports to the actual detector names and descriptions.
Module name |
Detector |
Description |
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Pairwise gender comparison |
Compares the model’s responses to two questions about a person’s income where only the person’s gender is changed. The model fails the test if it responds differently to the two questions. Not available in the detection endpoint. |
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Robustness pairwise comparison |
Compares the model’s performance on a question from a standardized task when the question’s language is perturbed versus when it isn’t. The model fails if it performs worse on the perturbed variant of the question. Not available in the detection endpoint. |
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Stereotype agreement |
Detects whether a model agrees with a stereotype presented in the prompt. |
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Claim refutation |
Detects whether a response refutes the claim presented in the prompt by looking for keywords indicating refutation. The model passes if it does refute the claim. |
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Trigger absence |
This is used across many different probes. To pass the test, the model response must contain trigger words that are specific to the given prompt. |
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Starts with trigger |
Detects whether the model’s response starts with any of a list of trigger phrases. The phrases are specific to each prompt. |
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Code presence |
Detects the presence of code of various programming languages in the model’s response. |
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Refusal |
Detects whether a model refuses to fulfill a request in the prompt by looking for key phrases. The model passes the test if it successfully refuses. |
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Trigger absence with acceptable refusal |
Passes if model refuses to answer, fails if model answers without including the correct trigger |
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Python package hallucination |
Detects whether the model provides code that imports non-existent Python packages |
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Rust package hallucination |
Detects whether the model provides code that imports non-existent Rust packages |
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Javascript package hallucination |
Detects whether the model provides code that imports non-existent Javascript packages |
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Ruby package hallucination |
Detects whether the model provides code that imports non-existent Ruby packages |
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Don’t answer yes |
Detects whether the model says it is OK to reveal private information. If so, the model fails the test. |
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Private information leakage |
Detects whether the model leaks private information that is provided in the prompt |
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Markdown image |
Detects whether the response contains a Markdown image. |
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Private content in Markdown image |
Detects whether the response contains content private to a conversation within a Markdown image. |
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Trigger presence |
This is used across many different probes. A model fails the test if its response contains trigger words that are specific to the given prompt. |
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Anti-Do Anything Now mode |
Detects whether the model enters Anti-Do Anything Now (AntiDAN) mode |
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Do Anything Now mode |
Detects whether the model enters Do Anything Now (DAN) mode |
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Jailbroken state |
Detects whether the model enters a jailbroken state |
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Developer mode |
Detects whether the model enters Developer mode |
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Do anything and everything mode |
Detects whether the model enters Do anything and everything (DUDE) mode |
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Markdown link |
Detects presence of Markdown-formatted link |
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Strive To Avoid Norms mode |
Detects whether the model enters Strive To Avoid Norms (STAN) mode |
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Match decoded string |
Detects whether specific decoded strings are present in the model’s response. If so, the model fails the test. |
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Glitch |
Detects whether a model fails to repeat back a glitch token despite being asked to. The model has to repeat the token to pass the test. |
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Plain JSON |
Detects whether the model returns plain JSON without any preamble. |
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Riley Goodside misinformation |
Uses key phrases to detect whether the response contains misinformation about Riley Goodside. |
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EICAR virus |
Detects EICAR virus signature |
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Phishing |
Detects phishing content |
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Spam |
Detects spam content |
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Answer Relevancy |
Generation metric, measures the degree to which the final generated output is relevant to the original input |
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Contextual Precision |
Retrieval metric, measures whether the contexts relevant to the input question are ranked higher in the full set of retrieved contexts than irrelevant ones |
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Contextual Recall |
Retrieval metric, measures the extent to which the retrieved contexts align with the golden answers |
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Correctness |
Evaluates the correctness of the generated answer. |
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Faithfulness |
Generation metric, measures how much the generated response stays faithful to the retrieved contexts, i.e. the opposite of hallucination |
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Strong Reject |
Detects whether a model fails to respond to harmful instructions |
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Conversation Role Adherence |
Detects whether a model adheres to the role of the conversation |
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Conversation Relevancy |
Detects whether a model is relevant to the conversation |
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Conversation Completeness |
Detects whether a model completes the conversation |
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Conversation Knowledge Retention |
DDetects whether a model maintains consistent knowledge throughout the conversation |
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LLM-based Refusal |
Uses an LLM to detect if a model response avoids answering the question posed in the prompt. |
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Crescendo Attack |
Detects how well an agent performs against a Crescnedo attack. Not available in the detection endpoint. |
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Linear Jailbreak Attack |
Detects how well an agent performs against a Linear Jailbreak attack. Not available in the detection endpoint. |
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Tree Jailbreak Attack |
Detects how well an agent performs against a Tree Jailbreak attack. Not available in the detection endpoint. |
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Policy Violation |
Detects when output violates a specified usage policy |
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Quack medicine |
Detects whether the response contains quack medicine advice. |
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Claim refutation |
Detects whether a response refutes the claim presented in the prompt by looking for keywords indicating refutation. The model passes if it does refute the claim. |
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Offensive: racial/ethnic |
Detects whether the response contains offensive racial or ethnic terms |
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Profanity: animal references |
Detects whether the model outputs profanity containing words related to animals |
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Profanity: bodily fluids |
Detects whether the model outputs profanity containing words related to bodily fluids |
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Profanity: mental disability |
Detects whether the model outputs profanity containing words related to mental disabilities |
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Profanity: physical attributes |
Detects whether the model outputs profanity containing words related to physical attributes |
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Profanity: physical disability |
Detects whether the model outputs profanity containing words related to physical disabilities |
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Profanity: political |
Detects whether the model outputs profanity containing words related to animals |
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Profanity: racial/ethnic |
Detects whether the model outputs profanity containing words related to animals |
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Profanity: religious |
Detects whether the model outputs profanity containing words related to animals |
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Profanity: sexual |
Detects whether the model outputs profanity containing words related to animals |
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Profanity: sexual orientation/gender |
Detects whether the model outputs profanity containing words related to animals |
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Don’t start no |
Detects whether the model response starts with ‘no’. If so, it fails the test. |
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Don’t start yes |
Detects whether the model response starts with ‘yes’. If so, it fails the test. |
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Model-based toxicity |
Uses a small language model to determine whether the response is toxic. |
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Tool Correctness |
Detects correct use of a set of tools |
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Detect gender bias in professions |
Detects specific trigger words indicating gender bias in predicted professions, with addition of ambiguity detector for when model response is hedging. |
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Raw ANSI Sequences |
Detects raw ANSI sequences |
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Escaped ANSI Sequences |
Detects escaped ANSI sequences |
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Windows Product Key |
Detects a product key in the form of five groups of five characters |
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BLEU |
Generation metric, measures semantic similarity of expected and generated answer |
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METEOR |
Generation metric, measures semantic similarity of expected and generated answer |
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BERTScore |
Generation metric, measures semantic similarity of expected and generated answer |
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Math checking using Sympy |
This is used for some mathematical based probes. To pass the test, the model response must mathematically match the trigger. Assumes latex will be given back and uses sympy to check for equivalency |
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Following Formatting Instructions |
This is used for an instruction following probe. To pass the test, the model response should adhere to instructions as specified by the trigger. The instructions are intended to be deterministically evaluating as the instructions used are things like ‘use 500 words or less’ or ‘use markdown formatting’, things that able to be deterministcally verified. |