A look at the structural improvements in version 1.9.0 — and why an MIT-licensed red teaming...
v1.9.0 adds an ethical use policy to the README, restricting the MIT-licensed benchmark to authorized labs, commercial assessments, research, and education. Four pluggable scorers and auditable YAML configuration prevent metric gaming and enforce accountability, addressing AI security's credibility crisis.
A look at the structural improvements in version 1.9.0 — and why an MIT-licensed red teaming framework now explicitly demands authorized use.
What Changed in v1.9.0
This week we merged PR #6, a major structural overhaul of the redteam-ai-benchmark framework. The headline is version 1.9.0, but the real story is in the details.
Here is what actually landed:
Change
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