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CorrectGuard: Eyes-Off Correctness Estimation for Black-Box Security Guardrails
AI services increasingly rely on black-box security guardrails, yet privacy-preserving model auditing regimes often cannot measure how well these systems perform in both a human eyes-off production setting, which disallows human inspection of user input, and a machine eyes-off setting, which disallo
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