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Failure mode: Over-blocking Benign Work
robust_choice | Alexzz vs EvalDuel Attack LLM
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EvalDuel Attack LLM
Submission detail
Alexzz
Submitted outputdef choose_robust_strategy(options): eligible = [option for option in options if option.get("ruin_risk", 0) <= 0.20] if not eligible: return None return max( eligible, key=lambda option: ( option.get("worst_case_utility"), option.get("expected_utility"), -ord(str(option.get("name", ""))[0]) if str(option.get("name", "")) else 0, tuple(-ord(ch) for ch in str(option.get("name", ""))), ), )
EvalDuel Attack LLM
Submitted outputdef choose_robust_strategy(options): eligible = [option for option in options if option["ruin_risk"] <= 0.20] if not eligible: return None return min( eligible, key=lambda option: ( -option["worst_case_utility"], -option["expected_utility"], option["name"], ), )["name"]
Strategy reasons
Alexzz
The implementation filters unsafe options first, then applies the requested ordering.
Prioritize ruin rejection before utility ranking.
Name ordering uses character-code tuple inversion for max-based selection; empty names are handled deterministically.
EvalDuel Attack LLM
The function filters out excessive ruin risk before applying the specified deterministic ordering.
Return the selected strategy name after ranking valid options by worst case, expected value, then lexicographic name.
If the harness expects the full option dict instead of its name, only the final return shape would need adjustment.