Multilingual Benchmarks

AGI Benchmarks That Stay Comparable Across Languages, Cultures, And Time

AGI Benchmarks That Stay Comparable Across Languages, Cultures, And Time

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Why LILT for AGI benchmarks

The evaluation layer for global scale

The evaluation layer for global scale

LILT integrates into existing model pipelines as the evaluation and readiness layer—no platform replacement required.​

Research-designed measurement, not ad hoc scoring

Research-designed measurement, not ad hoc scoring

Gold sets and anchors are treated as measurement instruments, with longitudinal agreement tracking to keep benchmark signals stable.

Governed human judgment (not crowdsourced)

Governed human judgment (not crowdsourced)

A curated evaluator network with multi-stage qualification, continuous verification, and ongoing calibration—so benchmarks don’t drift as programs scale.

What you can benchmark with LILT

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    Language-grounded alignment

    Instruction-following intent fidelity, cultural and normative benchmarking, and ambiguity/disagreement analysis as signal.​

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    Multimodal meaning & perception

    Vision-language alignment, cross-modal consistency (text, image, audio), and multimodal safety misinterpretation detection.​

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    Agentic & interactive systems

    Agent goal completion, tool-use evaluation, and long-horizon reasoning/memory assessment under real-world task utilization.​

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Challenges LILT solves

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    Benchmark results often aren’t comparable across locales because cultural interpretation and rater behavior vary by region.​

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    “One-time” benchmark runs drift over time without calibration, readiness scoring, and disagreement-aware measurement.​

How LILT delivers benchmarks

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    Co-design benchmark suites with your research team: task types, rubrics, anchors, and gold sets aligned to your target capabilities.​

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    Operate the judgment system: continuous calibration, longitudinal agreement tracking, outlier detection, and drift/bias monitoring in-pipeline.​

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    Produce deployment-ready outputs: comparable evaluation signals across languages/regions/time, plus governance artifacts suitable for enterprise accountability.​

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Build benchmarks that hold up globally—and keep holding up as your model evolves.