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Slicing as an approach to diffusion language model evaluation

A researcher calls the slicing clever but warns that the chosen model's biases remain.

Sander DielemanSD
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A researcher describes a diffusion language model evaluation approach that uses extensive slicing to handle high dimensionality. They consider it more robust than earlier model-based approaches, but say it still reflects the biases of the model used as a critic; using GPT-2 to judge modern LLM outputs is their example. In an August essay, they also argue that evaluations lack standardization and can be biased by surrogate models.

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Sander Dieleman@sedielemExciting to see more work on diffusion language model evaluation! As I mentioned in my recent blog post (https://sander.ai/2026/08/24/continuous-dlms.html), this kind of work is urgently needed. This looks like a clever approach using lots of slicing to deal with the high dimensionality of the problem.1h
Quentin Berthet@qberthetCongrats on the nice work from the "MIND" team, very happy to see this technique catching on in other modalities than images!19m
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    Sander Dieleman@sedielemExciting to see more work on diffusion language model evaluation! As I mentioned in my recent blog post (https://sander.ai/2026/08/24/continuous-dlms.html), this kind of work is urgently needed. This looks like a clever approach using lots of slicing to deal with the high dimensionality of the problem.1h
    Quentin Berthet@qberthetCongrats on the nice work from the "MIND" team, very happy to see this technique catching on in other modalities than images!19m
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