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S2ORC Safety This dataset is a filtered and enriched subset of an S2ORC computer science paper corpus, focused on AI safety and adjacent safety-relevant research. It contains 16,806 papers selected through: local embedding generation clustering GPT-5.4 mini cluster-level screening GPT-5.4 mini paper-level labeling a rescue relabel pass on suspicious exclusions structured metadata extraction over the accepted paper set filtering out 304 rows that were missing both parsed_title… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/AlgorithmicResearchGroup/s2orc-safety.

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S2ORC Safety

This dataset is a filtered and enriched subset of an S2ORC computer science paper corpus, focused on AI safety and adjacent safety-relevant research.

It contains 16,806 papers selected through:

  1. 1.local embedding generation
  2. 2.clustering
  3. 3.GPT-5.4 mini cluster-level screening
  4. 4.GPT-5.4 mini paper-level labeling
  5. 5.a rescue relabel pass on suspicious exclusions
  6. 6.structured metadata extraction over the accepted paper set
  7. 7.filtering out 304 rows that were missing both parsed_title and abstract

Main Files

  • —main/*.parquet
  • —sharded full enriched source rows
  • —extracted metadata
  • —normalized GitHub repo links
  • —Hugging Face code mirror links
  • —normalized model / dataset / metric / scalar fields
  • —metadata/*.parquet
  • —sharded metadata extraction only
  • —paper_metadata_summary_normalized.json
  • —corpus-level summary statistics over the normalized metadata fields
  • —code_links/*.parquet
  • —sharded paper-to-code join table with normalized GitHub URLs and HF mirror paths

Contents

The main parquet includes:

  • —original enriched paper fields from the source corpus
  • —title, abstract, full text, sections, references, authors, venue metadata, URLs
  • —extracted source-side fields like summary, methods, results, models, datasets, metrics, limitations, training_details
  • —metadata extraction fields
  • —reproducibility:
  • —repro_steps_json
  • —setup_requirements_json
  • —training_or_eval_recipe_json
  • —artifact_availability_json
  • —code_urls_json
  • —dataset_urls_json
  • —model_urls_json
  • —safety taxonomy:
  • —safety_area_json
  • —attack_or_defense_json
  • —threat_model_json
  • —target_system_json
  • —harm_type_json
  • —experimental details:
  • —target_models_json
  • —datasets_benchmarks_json
  • —baselines_compared_json
  • —evaluation_metrics_json
  • —main_results_json
  • —claimed_contributions_json
  • —practicality:
  • —compute_requirements_json
  • —runtime_cost
  • —human_eval_required
  • —closed_model_dependency
  • —deployment_readiness
  • —replication_difficulty
  • —extraction_confidence
  • —normalized fields
  • —setup_requirements_norm_json
  • —target_models_norm_json
  • —datasets_benchmarks_norm_json
  • —baselines_compared_norm_json
  • —evaluation_metrics_norm_json
  • —runtime_cost_norm
  • —human_eval_required_norm
  • —closed_model_dependency_norm
  • —deployment_readiness_norm
  • —replication_difficulty_norm
  • —code link fields
  • —github_repo_urls_json
  • —hf_code_paths_json
  • —hf_code_web_urls_json
  • —github_repo_count
  • —hf_code_repo_count

Missing Values

  • —missing list-like fields are stored as empty JSON arrays
  • —missing scalar categorical fields are stored as "None specified"

Notes

  • —This is a broad-tent AI safety dataset rather than a narrow alignment-only dataset.
  • —The labeling and extraction steps were LLM-assisted and should be treated as high-utility annotations, not ground truth.
  • —Process-only columns used to build the release were removed from the published parquet.
  • —The companion code mirror is published separately as AlgorithmicResearchGroup/s2orc-safety-code.
  • —Normalization is conservative. It collapses obvious duplicates like CIFAR10 / CIFAR-10, ResNet50 / ResNet-50, and accuracy / Accuracy, but does not try to solve full ontology matching.