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MWITA-FT-2026-008 · Evidence B · P1

MLCommons' AILuminate v0.5 jailbreak evaluation reported that 35 of 39 de-identified systems received a lower grade under jailbreak attacks than on the naive safety benchmark; the benchmark is English, single-turn and content-hazard focused.

D11 · AI Models, Agents & Human–AI InteractionD13 · Software Platforms, Cloud & Integration

Counterevidence & uncertainty

De-identified systems, benchmark sampling, single-turn scope and no deployment exposure denominator prevent vendor ranking or incident-rate inference.

What would change the reading

Update with named reproducible systems, multilingual multi-turn attacks, adaptive defenses and correlation to deployment incidents.

Primary routes

  1. FT-S013https://ailuminate.mlcommons.org/benchmarks/security/0.5-en_us-official-ensembleOpen source record →

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