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Evaluation

Make AI safe in the languages it actually fails in.

Native-speaker red-team, harm-taxonomy and evaluation datasets for low-resource and code-mixed languages — surfacing failures English benchmarks hide.

A model can pass English safety benchmarks and still produce culturally-specific harms in Indic and low-resource languages. We author red-team, harm-taxonomy and evaluation datasets from scratch — native-speaker, code-mixed, and IAA-measured — so you can measure and fix what translated benchmarks never test.

Content safety and moderation review workflow illustrating Safety & Evaluation Datasets
Modalities
Text, Audio, Multimodal
Languages
22 Indic + low-resource & code-mixed (Hinglish, Tanglish, +global)
Quality bar
IAA ≥ 0.85 · two-pass QA
Onboarding
NDA → SOW in 14 days
The problem

Safety and evaluation are where multilingual AI quietly breaks. A model that aces a machine-translated benchmark can still emit caste, communal, gendered and regionally-specific harms in code-mixed and low-resource languages — and you won't see it, because no evaluation set tested for it.

The harder truth: for most of the world's languages there is no benchmark to translate, and LLM-as-judge shortcuts don't agree with human judgement on culturally-specific harms. You need native-grounded evaluation data authored by people who speak the language and know the culture.

The outcome

Red-team prompts, a culturally-grounded harm taxonomy, and gold evaluation splits — authored (never scraped) by native-speaker experts, mapped to a shared taxonomy, with two-pass QA and reported inter-annotator agreement. You get evaluation data that surfaces the failures English benchmarks hide, in languages that have no benchmark to begin with.

How it works

A pipeline built for SLAs

  1. 1

    Guidelines

    Co-write annotation guidelines with the client team and pilot reviewers.

    Calibrated rubric

  2. 2

    Pilot

    Run a 500-unit pilot to validate guidelines and tooling.

    IAA ≥ 0.80

  3. 3

    Production

    Scale to full volume with daily QA sampling and weekly calibration.

    IAA ≥ 0.85

  4. 4

    Delivery

    Versioned drops with audit logs, kappa reports, and dataset cards.

    Audit-ready

Quality & QA

Quality gates

  • Native-speaker-authored red-team and gold references (never scraped)
  • Culturally-grounded harm taxonomy (caste, communal, gendered, code-mix)
  • Inter-annotator agreement (IAA) ≥ 0.85 with two-pass adjudication
  • Coverage across low-resource & code-mixed languages with no prior benchmark
  • Reproducible scoring; documented rubric per delivery

At a glance

What does Safety & Evaluation Datasets cover?

The technical spec for this service — modalities, language coverage, deliverable formats and the QA stages every batch passes through.

SpecificationDetail
ModalitiesText, Audio, Multimodal
Languages / coverage22 Indic + low-resource & code-mixed (Hinglish, Tanglish, +global)
Deliverable formatsRed-team prompt sets, harm taxonomy, gold eval splits (JSONL) + scoring rubric & coverage report
QA stagesTaxonomy design → native-speaker authoring → two-pass QA with adjudication → IAA reporting → reproducible scoring

Representative spec. Exact modalities, languages, formats and acceptance thresholds are scoped per project in the SOW.

Trust & compliance

Data you can defend in a procurement review

Compliance is a feature, not a footnote — every delivery is built to clear legal, security and regulatory scrutiny.

  • Rights-cleared & consented

    Written contributor agreements granting commercial reuse, with a consent reference and authorship log per record.

  • India-residency capable

    Collection, annotation, processing and storage available in-country, aligned with the DPDP Act, 2023.

    Sovereign delivery
  • Documented & measured

    Published quality metrics, provenance and license terms on every delivery — transparency technical buyers can audit.

FAQ

Safety & Evaluation Datasets — common questions

Is the data rights-cleared and safe to use commercially?

Yes. Every record is created or sourced under written agreements granting commercial reuse, with a consent reference and authorship log attached. We don't ship scraped data you can't legally train on.

How do you measure and report quality?

We publish quality metrics on every delivery — inter-annotator agreement, QA pass rate, and (for speech) word error rate — with two-pass QA and adjudication. Each drop ships with a data card documenting methodology and provenance.

Can you guarantee India data residency?

Yes. We offer sovereign delivery: work performed and stored entirely within India, aligned with the DPDP Act, 2023. See our Sovereign Data page for the full residency and compliance posture.

How do we get started?

Tell us your languages, modalities, volume and timeline. A senior PM scopes the work and replies within one business day; we move from NDA to a signed SOW in about 14 days.

Scope a pilot for your next data program.

Tell us what you need — we'll recommend the right approach, quality bar and a phased plan. Or browse off-the-shelf datasets in the catalog.

Ready to scope a pilot?

A senior Language PM will scope your project and respond within one business day.

Talk to a Language PM