BENCHMARKS
Industry AI Benchmarks
Generic model rankings do not answer industry deployment questions. A healthcare summarizer, a credit-policy copilot, and a legal research assistant need different tasks, failure modes, reviewers, and pass thresholds.
Candidate model families
These are candidate families to route into sector-specific evaluations. Published scores should only appear after a dated, source-controlled run on disclosed task sets.
GPT family
Claude family
Gemini family
Llama open-weight family
Qwen open-weight family
Mistral / Mixtral family
DeepSeek family
Gemma / Phi small-model families
| Industry | Benchmark task set | Primary metrics | Failure modes | Reviewer profile |
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Healthcare High-risk, clinical safety sensitive |
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| Licensed clinicians and medical safety reviewers |
Financial services High-risk, regulated decision support |
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| Risk, compliance, credit, and financial-domain reviewers |
Legal High-risk advisory support |
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| Qualified legal reviewers with jurisdiction-specific expertise |
Insurance Claims and underwriting sensitive |
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| Claims specialists, underwriters, and compliance reviewers |
Customer support Brand, privacy, and escalation sensitive |
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| Support operations leads and policy owners |
Software engineering Security and reliability sensitive |
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| Senior engineers and application security reviewers |
Operations and procurement Process and financial exposure |
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| Operations, procurement, and finance process owners |
SCORING
How scores should be calculated
Each industry score should be computed from a fixed task set, two independent human reviewers, automated regression checks, and cost/latency telemetry captured from the same harness.
The final score should not be a single generic number. It should include task pass rate, groundedness, safety/security pass rate, review burden, latency, and cost per resolved workflow. Models can lead in one industry and fail in another.