The diagnostic project is an open-source tool for identifying AI misalignment, providing 32 tests across five categories of misalignment risk. It is provider-agnostic and can run against various AI agents, including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Azure. The project offers a repeatable and fixture-driven diagnostic that can be used to track AI agent performance over time.
The diagnostic project can be used in continuous integration (CI) to track AI agent drift, compare vendor performance, and conduct internal reviews. It provides two run modes: standard and full, which cater to different use cases such as CI, drift tracking, and vendor comparisons. The project's flexibility allows it to be used in various scenarios, from simple sanity checks to comprehensive evaluations.
The target audience for the diagnostic project includes AI developers, researchers, and organizations that utilize AI agents in their operations. This tool is particularly useful for those who want to ensure their AI agents are aligned with common expectations and identify potential misalignment risks. The project's provider-agnostic nature makes it accessible to a wide range of users, from individual developers to large enterprises.
The diagnostic project can be monetized through subscription-based models, where users pay for access to premium features or support. Additionally, the project can offer customized solutions for large enterprises, providing tailored diagnostics and support. Another potential revenue stream is through data analytics, where the project can provide insights and trends on AI agent performance and misalignment risks to help users optimize their AI systems.