- In short
- Designing and calibrating an LLM-as-judge rubric means building a rigorous judge prompt with a detailed rubric and constrained verdicts, a small fixed set of labels rather than free-form scores, grading with a different model than the one being evaluated to avoid self-preference bias, and calibrating the judge against human-labelled examples before trusting its verdicts. An uncalibrated judge produces confident-looking scores that may not reflect quality at all, which is worse than having no automated grade because the scores appear trustworthy.
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