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The aim is to evaluate and categorize various types of adversarial failures in large language models.

May 29, 20260 citationsOpen Access

The Fracture.ai Benchmark Suite: A Taxonomy-Driven Framework for Adversarial Failure Detection in Large Language Models --- A Single-Model Calibration Study

NANesara AmingadJSS Science and Technology University

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The aim is to evaluate and categorize various types of adversarial failures in large language models.
Developed the Fracture.ai Benchmark Suite with 12 mechanistically distinct failure types.
Constructed a 300-probe human-annotated evaluation instrument.
Utilized a hybrid automated judge combining heuristics with LLM for semantic verification.
Achieved an aggregate F1 score of 0.62 on llama-3.3-70b-versatile.
Performance varied by type, from F1 = 1.00 for False Expertise to F1 = 0.00 for OOD Hallucination.
All results are reported transparently.

Abstract

This preprint presents the Fracture.ai Benchmark Suite — a taxonomy-driven adversarial evaluation framework for Large Language Models. We define 12 mechanistically distinct failure types spanning hallucination, sycophancy, authority capitulation, confidence miscalibration, and instruction drift. A 300-probe human-annotated evaluation instrument is constructed and benchmarked against a hybrid automated judge combining deterministic heuristics with LLM-as-a-Judge semantic verification. The judge achieves F1 = 0.62 aggregate on llama-3.3-70b-versatile, with per-type performance ranging from F1 = 1.00 (FT-010 False Expertise) to F1 = 0.00 (FT-006 OOD Hallucination). All results reported transparently including failures.

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