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OpenAI o3-mini System Card
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Outline · 37 pages
- Introductionp. 1
- Model data and trainingp. 1
- Scope of testingp. 2
- Observed safety challenges and evaluationsp. 2
- Safety Evaluationsp. 2
- Disallowed content evaluationsp. 3
- Jailbreak Evaluationsp. 3
- Hallucination Evaluationsp. 4
- Fairness and Bias Evaluationsp. 4
- Jailbreaks through custom developer messagesp. 5
- External Red Teamingp. 6
- Pairwise Safety Comparisonp. 6
- Jailbreak Arenap. 7
- Preparedness Framework Evaluationsp. 7
- Preparedness evaluations as a lower boundp. 8
- Mitigationsp. 8
- Cybersecurityp. 9
- Chemical and Biological Threat Creationp. 11
- Long-form Biological Risk Questionsp. 12
- Expert comparisonsp. 13
- Expert probingp. 14
- Biological toolingp. 14
- Multimodal Troubleshooting Virologyp. 15
- BioLP-Benchp. 16
- ProtocolQA Open-Endedp. 16
- Tacit knowledge and troubleshootingp. 17
- Tacit knowledge brainstorm (open-ended)p. 18
- Radiological and Nuclear Threat Creationp. 18
- Structured expert probing campaign – radiological & nuclearp. 19
- Contextual Nuclear Knowledgep. 19
- Radiological and Nuclear Expert Knowledgep. 20
- Persuasionp. 21
- ChangeMyView Evaluationp. 21
- Persuasion Parallel Generation Evaluationp. 22
- MakeMePay (Contextual)p. 23
- MakeMeSay (Contextual)p. 24
- Model Autonomyp. 25
- OpenAI Research Engineer Interviews (Multiple Choice & Coding questions)p. 26
- SWE-bench Verified (N=477)p. 27
- Agentic Tasksp. 28
- MLE-Benchp. 29
- OpenAI PRsp. 31
- Multilingual Performancep. 31
- Conclusionp. 32
- Appendixp. 34
- Detailed Safety Evaluationsp. 34
- Bias Evaluation Detailsp. 35