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We ran HealthBench on our health AI's safety layer. It scored lower than the bare model.

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I build Tabibu, a health-information assistant. It adds a safety layer on top of a language model: emergency escalation, refusing prescription doses, answering from retrieved sources, and a reviewer that checks the output. I wanted to know what that layer costs on a public benchmark, so I ran Healt…

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  1. 2026-10-06 05:45 · DEV Community — AI
    We ran HealthBench on our health AI's safety layer. It scored lower than the bare model.

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