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One Perturbation Is Not Enough: Identifiability and Blind Baselines for Behavioral AI Evaluation
Behavioral evaluations perturb an input and read the induced change in the output in order to certify that a system uses that input. We show that the number of perturbations such a certificate requires is fixed, and that reporting a single perturbation cannot supply it. Where a response ratio is a p
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