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The alignment of scores that Rubricon-generated rubrics assign to frontier LLM responses with expert-written rubrics is 9% higher than that of the best alternative synthesis method, with compared methods including RRD, QSRG, OpenRubrics, and agent-based generation methods such as Codex.
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10/30/2026
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