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RewardBench

Allen Institute for AI
open / Overall score: 3.0

Benchmark for evaluating reward models, pairing prompts with chosen and rejected responses across chat, reasoning and safety subsets. RewardBench 2 extends it with harder, unseen human prompts, and both versions publish their datasets, results and a public leaderboard. The repository provides a common inference format for scoring most open reward models.

One product covering RewardBench and RewardBench 2; the repo README fronts both with datasets, results and leaderboard links. PyPI rewardbench's home_page points at a 404 path, so no pypi artifact is declared.

Openness

5 high confidence
5.0
license
ODC-BY(license odc-by on both Hub dataset cards
access
open(both Hub datasets ungated ("gated":false), downloadable parquet)
answers
released(chosen/rejected pairs are the labels and ship in the public splits
datasheet
present(dataset cards on both Hub releases with schema, subsets and citation)

Both RewardBench datasets are released under ODC-BY and download without a gate, and each carries a complete dataset card. RewardBench 2 is the current release and carries the same license as the original, so nothing changes with the newer version.

Adoption

3 high confidence
3.0

Adoption is measured by Hugging Face downloads summed across the two declared datasets, allenai/reward-bench and allenai/reward-bench-2. RewardBench is a widely used reward-model leaderboard, but this reading tracks the measured download count rather than that reputation.

Capability

not assessed

A dataset is not 'capable', so capability is left unscored, mirroring the category pattern (gsm8k).

Verified 2026-09-27