Advai Versus: Technical AI Testing and Evaluation
AI Assurance, Testing & Evaluation

Advai Versus: Technical AI Testing and Evaluation

Overview
Advai Versus is a versatile Workbench of developer tools designed to rigorously stress and evaluate your AI systems. It seamlessly integrates into your MLOps architecture, enabling your organisation to interrogate data and AI models efficiently. Whether it's testing for biases, security, or other critical aspects, Advai Versus ensures your AI models are robust and fit for purpose.
Advai breaks AI on purpose, so it doesn’t happen by accident.
Techniques that determine what/how the AI perceives and ‘thinks’.
Computer vision, facial recognition, language, complex systems; more.
We define AI model robustness parameters for appropriate field use.
Recognize when your systems are being duped, influenced or poisoned.
Our tooling can sit at each stage of data pipelines.
We test data quality and identify gaps in your system’s training data.
We can work with any vendor to improve any system’s models.
You can connect all your AI models so their health and performance, and the state of their risk and compliance markers, can all be viewed in one place.
The library shows broad information. The user can click into any specific use-case to see more granular information.
The dashboard is designed to bridge comprehension gaps and provide the right information to the right people.
At the top right of the image, you can see that a user can filter LLM testing information suited to their function. This selection changes the metrics shown.
View reports and track your compliance vitals, such as privacy and bias scores.
Metrics are customised to your industry.
For example, to the right, the Data Privacy and Protection score is 50%, indicating significant room for improvement in how personal data is protected.
Displays various cybersecurity vulnerabilities and the corresponding assessment scores, indicating the level of risk or the degree to which each area is secured.
For example, to the right, the Insecure Output Handling score shows 70%, indicating a moderate level of security concerning how the system outputs data, referring data being intercepted or misused.
