Model Card
A short standard document stating what a model is for, how it was evaluated, and where it fails.
A model card records intended use, out-of-scope use, training data at a high level, evaluation results, and known limitations. Its most valuable section is the one teams skip: the limitations. It has moved from a research norm toward a compliance expectation under both NIST and EU frameworks.
In practice: ‘Evaluated on English only. Not validated for medical decisions.’
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