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Model beats Jev on guard benchmarks with zero proprietary data

Carlos Muñoz Ferrandis reports that in one week, using two A100s and only open datasets plus synthetic replies, their model beats Jev on 6 of 8 public guard benchmarks, achieves 0.936 mean AUROC vs Jev's 0.934, and runs at 90 ms per request on one A100.

It took us one week. Two A100s. Zero Alinia data. Only open datasets and synthetic replies. - Beating Jev on 6 of 8 public guard benchmarks. - 0.936 mean AUROC vs Jev’s 0.934 - 90 ms per request on one A100 .

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