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Recent updates.
Course · Jul 3, 2026
The measurement textbook has been reorganized
The living textbook has been reorganized, and the full PDF is now available to download.
Launch · Apr 1, 2026
The Predictive AI Evaluation Challenge is open
AIMS's first competition invites participants to predict how models respond to unseen benchmark items from sparse observations. Submissions run through the summer.
Community · Apr 1, 2026
Call for papers: AI Measurement Science Workshop at COLM 2026
AIMS is organizing a one-day workshop on rigorous AI evaluation, co-located with COLM 2026 in San Francisco. The research and competition tracks are now open.
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