Anthropic's new eval method: AI-simulated users reveal behavioral differences
_ddjohnson · x · 2026-09-01
Presents a methodology for building evaluations over multiple rounds: generating new simulated users with AI to search for behavioral differences between models, and curating scenarios via human review. This helps discover new behavioral patterns beyond the initial set and capture them as repeatable metrics.
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