A complaint archive uses a second language model to grade long answers about who filed which case. The judge prefers florid answers that match its own style. What is that judge good for at associate depth?
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Short Explanation
A second model can rank long answers cheaply, and it will prefer florid prose that sounds like itself. That judge scales pairwise checks. It does not replace a gold set or a human sample. Report judge scores beside those, not instead of them.
Full Explanation
A second language model can cheaply rank pairs of long answers, which is useful when a gold span is not the target. That judge inherits its own style bias and can reward florid prose that matches how it writes. It is not a gold set and it does not retire a human sample. Associate experiments report judge scores beside, not instead of, gold or rubric checks.