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AI Evaluation Lead Rubric Design: Writing Criteria Reviewers Can Apply
AI can draft an AI evaluation rubric with anchors and examples, but the calibration and final grades belong to the evaluation lead.
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- 1The premise
- 2rubric design
- 3anchors
- 4calibration
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The premise
AI can draft an AI evaluation rubric with criteria, anchors at each scale point, and examples drawn from a small seed of graded cases.
What AI does well here
- Generate anchor descriptions at five points along a quality scale
- Produce paired examples that illustrate each adjacent anchor
What AI cannot do
- Run inter-rater reliability tests or recalibrate live graders
- Decide which criteria matter for shipping the model
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