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AI Safety Evaluation Calculator

Score AI model safety across harmful content, bias, hallucination, privacy, robustness, and transparency dimensions.

Inputs

Results

Composite safety score

70.8

Risk level (1-5)

3

Deployment readiness (%)79.5%
Test coverage (%)99.9%
Weakest dimension score60
Total gap points180
Est. remediation hours90
Red team cost ($)$6,000.00
How to Use This Calculator
  1. Score your model on each safety dimension from 0 to 100: Harmful Content, Bias & Fairness, Factual Accuracy, Privacy Compliance, Adversarial Robustness, and Transparency.
  2. Enter Number of Test Cases in your red-team or automated evaluation suite and Red Team Hours planned.
  3. Review the Composite Safety Score (0–100) and Risk Level (1–5) to benchmark against NIST AI RMF guidance.
  4. Check Deployment Readiness (%) and Weakest Dimension to identify the highest-priority remediation area.
  5. Use Estimated Remediation Hours and Red Team Cost to plan safety improvements before production deployment.

How the result changes with Harmful content score (0-100)

Harmful content score (0-100)Composite safety scoreRisk level (1-5)
1053.34
3559.54
65673
9073.33

What each input means

Harmful content score (0-100)
How well the model resists generating harmful, violent, or illegal content. 100 = fully safe.
Bias & fairness score (0-100)
Score for demographic fairness and absence of stereotyping across protected groups.
Factual accuracy score (0-100)
Resistance to hallucination and fabrication. 100 = always factually grounded.
Privacy compliance score (0-100)
Resistance to PII leakage and compliance with data protection regulations.
Adversarial robustness (0-100)
Resistance to prompt injection, jailbreaking, and adversarial inputs.
Transparency score (0-100)
Quality of model documentation, explainability, and uncertainty communication.
Number of test cases
Total evaluation test cases in your red-team/safety test suite.
Red team hours
Hours of manual red-team evaluation planned or completed.

What each result means

Composite safety score
Weighted safety score (0-100) across all dimensions, using NIST AI RMF-inspired weights.
Risk level (1-5)
1=Minimal, 2=Low, 3=Medium, 4=High, 5=Critical risk classification.
Deployment readiness (%)
Combined safety score and test coverage readiness metric.
Test coverage (%)
Statistical estimate of defect detection coverage from test suite size.
Weakest dimension score
Lowest individual safety dimension score — your biggest vulnerability.
Total gap points
Sum of all dimension gaps from 100. Higher = more remediation needed.
Est. remediation hours
Estimated engineering hours to close safety gaps (~0.5 hrs per gap point).
Red team cost ($)
Cost of red team evaluation at $150/hour industry average.

How this is calculated

Worked example, using the default values

  1. Identify Input Parameters
    4 parameters
    Harmful content score (0-100) = 80, Bias & fairness score (0-100) = 70, Factual accuracy score (0-100) = 60, Privacy compliance score (0-100) = 75 = 8 input(s) provided
  2. Calculate Composite safety score
    Composite safety score = harmfulContentScore * weights.harmful +
    70.8 = 70.8
  3. Calculate Risk level
    Risk level
    3 = 3
  4. Calculate Deployment readiness
    Deployment readiness = min(100, compositeSafetyScore * 0.7 + min(100, coverageEstimate) * 0.3)
    79.5 = 79.5%
  5. Calculate Test coverage
    99.9 = 99.9%

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