A Decoy-PR Test for AI Reviewer Candidates: Prompt, Rubric, and a Free-Server Reference Setup
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Most AI reviewer evaluations measure how much a model writes, yet the stronger measurement is how often it stays silent. A take-home task that plants one real bug, one dangerous-looking decoy, and one instruction-injection comment separates tools that judge from tools that agree. This article packa…
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A Decoy-PR Test for AI Reviewer Candidates: Prompt, Rubric, and a Free-Server Reference Setup
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