MentalHealthBench Covers Emergencies and Everyday Scenarios, Closer to Real Chats
thekaransinghal · x · 2026-09-24
The author claims MentalHealthBench is more representative of real conversations than previous evaluations, covering both emergencies and everyday non-acute situations—setting a high bar for safety while measuring progress toward AI that supports well-being.
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