Safety & factuality

WMDP

by Center for AI Safety & collaborators

What is WMDP? WMDP is a safety & factuality eval made by Center for AI Safety & collaborators. 3,668 multiple-choice questions that act as a stand-in for hazardous knowledge in biosecurity, cybersecurity and chemical security. It is used both to measure how much risky knowledge a model holds and to test unlearning methods that try to remove it.

Page last updated 2026-10-18 · Evals Review

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3,668 multiple-choice questions that act as a stand-in for hazardous knowledge in biosecurity, cybersecurity and chemical security. It is used both to measure how much risky knowledge a model holds and to test unlearning methods that try to remove it.

What it tests
Hazardous dual-use knowledge and how well unlearning removes it.
Original source
www.wmdp.ai/
Last updated
Repo last commit 2025-05-29
License
MIT

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