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LLM as a Judge
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Last discussed Oct 14, 2026
A technique where a large language model is used to evaluate and score the outputs of another LLM, commonly used in AI agent evaluation pipelines.
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Jacob Shumway
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Used for: Scoring subjective agent outputs like whether the right information was extracted into an issue's title and description
vs: Used less often than deterministic evals because it can produce false signals...
"It's LLM as a judge. We build out this dataset over time, then we just have a scoring type of LLM that's like: did this extract the right information? This is what it should be, pretty much."
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Claire Vo
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Used for: Scoring model outputs on the How I AI bench
vs: She judged designs more harshly than the LLM judge did
"We have an LLM as a judge judge them, then I go through and actually just do voice notes now."
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