Accuracy is useful, but it rarely tells the whole story. In real AI systems, users care about usefulness, trust, speed, clarity, safety, and whether the answer actually helps them complete the task. That is why benchmarking beyond accuracy feels unclear for many teams. They know accuracy is incomplete, but they have not yet defined what else should matter in a measurable way. The answer is to build multi-dimensional evaluation. Once you score behavior across several practical dimensions, the system becomes easier to improve in the areas that actually affect adoption.Benchmarking beyond accuracy still unclear
