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pretty_name: AgentRisk
language:
- en
task_categories:
- text-classification
size_categories:
- n<1K
tags:
- agents
- ai-safety
- risk-assessment
- shared-task
configs:
- config_name: default
data_files:
- split: train
path: data/train.jsonl
- split: dev
path: data/dev.jsonl
AgentRisk
AgentRisk evaluates the ability of models to understand, characterize, and respond to risks arising in multi-turn agentic interactions. Each instance is an interaction trajectory leading to a proposed action, which must be assessed in the context of the preceding interaction.
Browse the trajectories in the AgentRisk Viewer →
Subtasks
| Subtask | Task | Output | Primary metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 — Risk Level Estimation | How risky is executing the proposed action? | one level, 1 (Minimal) – 5 (Critical) | MAE |
| 2a — Harm Domain Classification | What may be harmed? | a set of 1–2 harm domains | mean Jaccard |
| 2b — Risk Driver Classification | What makes the action risky? | a set of 1–2 risk drivers | mean Jaccard |
| 3 — Policy-Guided Intervention | How should the agent proceed under a given policy? | intervention label + monitor feedback | F1 |
Subtask 3 is policy-dependent: the same proposed action may call for different interventions under different policies. No gold intervention labels are released for training; the evaluation policies will be announced closer to the evaluation period.
Data
| Split | Items |
|---|---|
train |
568 |
dev |
143 |
from datasets import load_dataset
ds = load_dataset("AgentRisk/agentrisk-data-2027")
Fields
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
example_id |
string | Unique identifier, e.g. AGENTRISK-001. |
formatted_interaction |
string | The trajectory as Step N. [USER|THOUGHT|ACTION|OBSERVATION]: …. The last step is the proposed action. |
proposed_action |
string | The final proposed action, identical to the last step. |
risk_severity |
int | Subtask 1 label, 1–5. |
risk_domains |
list[string] | Subtask 2a labels, 1–2 harm domains (unordered). |
risk_drivers |
list[string] | Subtask 2b labels, 1–2 risk drivers (unordered). |
Labels
Risk level: 1 Minimal · 2 Low · 3 Moderate · 4 High · 5 Critical. Severity is assessed within the relevant consequence domain.
Harm domains: Physical / Health · Privacy / Confidentiality · Security / System Integrity · Financial / Assets · Operational / Service · Legal / Compliance · Information Quality · Reputational / Social / Psychological · Discrimination / Fairness · Environmental · No Material Harm.
Risk drivers: Risky Requested Outcome · Untrusted / Conflicting Instructions · Authorization / Consent Failure · Insufficient Grounding / Uncertainty · Scope / Safeguard Failure · Execution / Action Hazard · No Material Risk.
No Material Harm and No Material Risk are always used alone.
Splits
Items derived from the same scenario — for example a risky trajectory and its safe
counterpart — are always in the same split, so no scenario appears in both train and
dev. Within that constraint, the split is stratified so that every risk level, harm
domain and risk driver occurs in both splits in close to the same proportion (≈20% in
dev). metadata/split_manifest.jsonl maps each example_id to its split and
scenario group, for grouped cross-validation.
Evaluation
Each subtask is scored with the primary metric above. Supplementary metrics may be introduced and considered in the final ranking; details on the evaluation methodology, supplementary metrics, ranking and submission format will be announced ahead of the evaluation period.