ChicagoHAI Explores Using Agents to Evaluate Model Behavior Trustworthiness
ChenhaoTan · x · 2026-08-01
ChicagoHAI's IdeaHub project attempts to use AI agents like Codex to automatically run and evaluate user-submitted research ideas. This week's theme explored whether we can trust a model's account of its own actions, running small pilots on smaller models to reflect on the reliability of AI self-evaluation.
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