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LLM-as-Judge Platforms for Eval Automation
LLM-as-judge platforms automate evaluation. Calibration to human judgment is what makes them work.
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- 1The premise
- 2LLM as judge
- 3eval automation
- 4calibration
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Section 1
The premise
LLM-as-judge enables eval automation; calibration to human judgment determines reliability.
What AI does well here
- Calibrate judge to human evaluators on representative samples
- Track judge reliability over time
- Maintain human review for high-stakes evaluations
- Use multiple judges for important decisions
What AI cannot do
- Trust LLM judges without calibration
- Substitute LLM judges for human review on high stakes
- Eliminate the maintenance of judge prompts
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