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A high AI benchmark score is not a promise

NIST distinguishes fixed-test accuracy from broader performance and uncertainty. Ask what was tested, by whom and under which conditions.

NIST distinguishes fixed-test accuracy from broader performance and uncertainty. Ask what was tested, by whom and under which conditions.

· Sous-titres, d'après NIST AI 800-3, February 2026

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A high benchmark score is not a promise. It measures one defined test under set conditions. Change the data, tools or time limit: the score can change. Real users add messy context the test may miss.

Ask three things: What was tested? By whom? Under what conditions? A benchmark is evidence from a test, not a guarantee of real-world performance.

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