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    Draft paper explores independence of third-party AI evaluators

    Its author shared the draft in a reply to criticism of “pacing” language, saying the research compares AI evaluation with other industries.

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    The working draft “Who Pays the Referee?” addresses third-party evaluator independence in frontier AI. Its author says the research includes comparisons with other industries. The author shared it in a reply to a post arguing that a proposal would have been better received if framed around security and safety oversight rather than “pacing.”

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    Yohei@yoheinakajima@martin_casado i have a draft paper based on research around the AI evaluator piece with a comparison to other industries, if you’re interested in checking it out: https://evaluatorbench.com/paper/index.html @grok summarize for convenience21d

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    Yohei@yoheinakajima@martin_casado i have a draft paper based on research around the AI evaluator piece with a comparison to other industries, if you’re interested in checking it out: https://evaluatorbench.com/paper/index.html @grok summarize for convenience21d