Understand practical uses of artificial intelligence, choose appropriate tools and manage risks involving data, reliability and automation.
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AI should be judged in a real task: what information enters the system, which decision it helps make and which errors would be costly. This category connects models, assistants and tools to their data, operating conditions and human oversight. For an AI agent, text quality and action validity are separate checks. Useful evaluation follows the retrieved document, resource permissions, tool call and resulting effect. It also records correct refusals and human recovery, which disappear from averages limited to successful responses.
Deep Learning: Transforming the Capabilities of AI Models
A relevant corpus can contain adversarial instructions. Separate evidence for an answer from authority to act; check denial in the tool rather than only in the agent’s text.
Can a retrieved source trigger sending or changes outside the task?
Read data · verify · decide
A global rate can hide weaker performance for a subgroup. Make counts, errors and consequences visible before calling a system fair.
Fictional teaching case — figures describe neither CIE nor a client.
Find answers and practical checks in the analyses in this category.
Further analysis in this topic beyond the recent articles listed below.
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| Source and purpose | Verified data or benchmark | How to use it | Limitation to retain |
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| MITRE ATLAS Examine documented tactics, techniques and cases involving AI systems. |
The official repository publishes ATLAS tactics, techniques and case-study data. They support analysis of the actual deployed system. | Select scenarios matching your application’s data, interfaces and tools. Test permissions and consequences, not only model responses. | A technique catalogue is neither an exhaustive coverage guarantee nor a test result for your system. |
| NIST · AI Risk Management Framework Organise management of AI-related risks. |
The AI RMF Core is organised around Govern, Map, Measure and Manage. It is a voluntary risk-management framework. | Define intended use, affected people and error consequences. Connect each risk to an evaluation, owner and stop or recovery mechanism. | The framework certifies neither a model nor an application. Using it does not remove the need to examine applicable requirements. |
| OWASP · LLM Top 10 Prepare tests for language-model application risks. |
The 2025 edition includes Prompt Injection, Sensitive Information Disclosure and Excessive Agency. | Turn a risk into an observable scenario: hostile document, restricted data or out-of-scope tool. Record expected behaviour and evidence of refusal. | A risk list is not a complete assessment. Input filtering alone does not establish authorisation for every action. |
Beyond model choice, examine who retrieves documents, under which identity and with which caching policy. These decisions define separation tests between teams.
Explore the RAG access matrix and replay cases →
References consulted on · OWASP · LLM08:2025 Vector and Embedding Weaknesses OWASP · API1:2023 Broken Object Level Authorization
Keep the same needs, judgments and depth k when comparing configurations. Inspect regressing queries before drawing conclusions from an average.
Explore ranking measures and relevance judgments →
Stanford CS276 · Retrieval evaluation · 2019 course archive · PDF pp. 3, 5–6 · consulted 2026-10-23
NIST TREC · Reciprocal rank definition · Repository snapshot 35cf096ba6d5ae08ca4803c056b31ed61a56a6d4 · consulted 2026-10-23
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