PluriHarms: leaderboard

PluriHarms (Li et al., 2026) tests how well a model predicts one person's harm ratings: the same 100 U.S. annotators rated 150 benign-to-harmful prompts from 0 to 100, and the model is shown that annotator's ratings from the 100-prompt alignment set in context (k-shot) before predicting the same person's ratings of the 50 held-out prompts. The score is mean absolute error on a 0-1 scale averaged over annotators, lower is better; the paper gives refusal and completion rates separately and does not say how unanswered predictions enter the error.

Metric: Mean Absolute Error vs Individual Ratings (0-1; k-shot personalised steering). Source: arxiv.org. Saturation forecast: Around February 2027. 13 models tracked.

Top models

#ModelScoreOverall rank
1GPT-50.2#163
2GPT-4.10.2#492
3Qwen 3 8B0.2#1838
4Claude 3.7 Sonnet0.2#455
5Claude Opus 40.2#317
6Qwen 3 32B0.21#960
7Claude Sonnet 40.21#397
8Claude Sonnet 4.50.21#244
9Qwen 3 14B0.21#1235
10Claude 3.5 Haiku0.21#1563
11Claude Haiku 4.50.22#568
12Qwen 3 4B0.23#2297
13Claude 3 Haiku0.23#2629

No result here: #1 Claude Fable 5.2, #2 Gemini 4 Carbon, #5 Claude Opus 5.5.

Interactive version: theaggregate.ai/benchmark?slug=pluriharms · How It Works · Data refreshed daily, snapshot 2026-11-12.