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# -=- UNDER CONSTRUCTION -=-
_Please note that even though this repo is public, the information provided below is not yet complete._
# The LLM Creativity benchmark
Last updated: 26 Feb 2024
The goal of this benchmark is to evaluate the ability of Large Language Models to be used
as an **uncensored creative writing assistant**. Human evaluation of the results is done manually,
by me, to assess the quality of writing.
There are 24 questions, some standalone, other follow-ups to previous questions for a multi-turn conversation.
The questions can be split half-half in 2 possible ways:
## First split: sfw / nsfw
* **sfw**: 50% are safe questions that should not trigger any guardrail
* **nsfw**: 50% are questions covering a wide range of NSFW and illegal topics, which are testing for censorship
## Second split: story / smart
* **story**: 50% of questions are creative writing tasks, covering both the nsfw and sfw topics
* **smart**: 50% of questions are more about testing the capabilities of the model to work as an assistant, again covering both the nsfw and sfw topics
## What is _not_ included
* roleplay
* mathematics
* coding
* trick questions
# Results
# Remarks about some of the models
# Questions type
I will not provide the exact questions are used for various reasons, but I can provide some general ideas about which areas they cover:
# Other interesting benchmarks
- https://eqbench.com/
- https://chat.lmsys.org/ |