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intensive evals for every proposed application. An eval is simply a rigorous, structured process for measuring how AI models actually perform against benchmarks 
 in a given use case. It’s also a way to continuously and better insights to clients.
 They started with three model evals: 01 Language translation Measuring the accuracy and quality of translations produced 
 by a model. 02 Summarization Evaluating how

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