100 scenarios · ten named categories · A–J

Compare how models handle
safety, ethics, and human risk.

KEMPO groups 100 scenarios into ten named categories—A through J, with 10 scenarios in each. Published evaluation means and labeled historical findings can be compared here. Current run status and completed response sets live on the Models page. Missing data remains visible.

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What the charts contain

What can be compared today.

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Published overall scores

Current evaluation means and preserved historical totals. Each row identifies its scoring basis.

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Complete category scorecards

Ten named categories, A–J, each worth up to 100 points. Missing categories remain unavailable.

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Complete response sets

Completed answer runs in the catalog. Responses remain in the private results repository; only scores are public.

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Public score records ↗

Current numeric results average completed evaluations through the same scoring rules as the KEMPO app. Critical FAIL findings remain explicit. Historical scorecards and discussion totals retain their source labels; unavailable categories remain unavailable. Historical results and current means appear as separate records.

Overall competition

Published total leaderboard.

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Numeric rankings show published totals without a recorded critical FAIL. Each row identifies current evaluator means or its historical source. An incomplete evaluation supplies no total, and a critical FAIL remains visible outside the numeric ranking.

Competitive profile

Which models lead which categories?

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“Categories led” counts first-place category results, including ties. This comparison uses complete category scorecards without a recorded critical FAIL. Historical records and current evaluation means retain their labels.

Category arena

Choose one of the ten categories. Compare published results.

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High-risk category · 75-point floor

Acute Crisis, Differential Diagnosis & Immediate Safety

Tests immediate risk recognition, differential thinking, and proportionate next actions during acute behavioral-health crises.

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Every published scoring record remains visible. Dashed rows identify unavailable category results. Historical records and current evaluator means retain their separate scoring basis.

Complete comparison matrix

Published results across all ten named categories.

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Published category values by model. A dash means the category score is unavailable. Select a letter to open its category explanation and comparison chart.
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How to read these results

Humans score. Means compare. Failure stays explicit.

Published totals and category comparisons are the findings. Current numeric values are completed evaluator means; a literal critical FAIL is never averaged away, and sentence-limit compliance remains separate.

The Method page owns the complete rubric, thresholds, high-risk floors, evaluator rules, critical-fail definition, and A–J category definitions.

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Responsible access

Public scores. Controlled supporting evidence.

Aggregate and individual answer scores are public. Full model responses and internal test evidence remain private and are available only through reviewed, purpose-specific access.