Prosa demonstrates that rubric-based binary scoring with multi-judge filtering yields full agreement on 16 LLM rankings across judges on Brazilian Portuguese chats, compared to only 7/16 under holistic scoring, while widening score gaps by 47%.
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uxCUA is a trained computer use agent that assesses GUI usability more accurately than larger models by learning to prioritize and execute important user interactions on labeled interface datasets.
SHARP is a neuro-symbolic method that evolves bounded, auditable rule rubrics for LLM trading agents via cross-sample attribution and walk-forward validation, raising compact-model performance by 10-20 percentage points across equity sectors.
The paper introduces the Proxy Compression Hypothesis as a unifying framework explaining reward hacking in RLHF as an emergent result of compressing high-dimensional human objectives into proxy reward signals under optimization pressure.
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Prosa: Rubric-Based Evaluation of LLMs on Real User Chats in Brazilian Portuguese
Prosa demonstrates that rubric-based binary scoring with multi-judge filtering yields full agreement on 16 LLM rankings across judges on Brazilian Portuguese chats, compared to only 7/16 under holistic scoring, while widening score gaps by 47%.
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Training Computer Use Agents to Assess the Usability of Graphical User Interfaces
uxCUA is a trained computer use agent that assesses GUI usability more accurately than larger models by learning to prioritize and execute important user interactions on labeled interface datasets.
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SHARP: A Self-Evolving Human-Auditable Rubric Policy for Financial Trading Agents
SHARP is a neuro-symbolic method that evolves bounded, auditable rule rubrics for LLM trading agents via cross-sample attribution and walk-forward validation, raising compact-model performance by 10-20 percentage points across equity sectors.
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Reward Hacking in the Era of Large Models: Mechanisms, Emergent Misalignment, Challenges
The paper introduces the Proxy Compression Hypothesis as a unifying framework explaining reward hacking in RLHF as an emergent result of compressing high-dimensional human objectives into proxy reward signals under optimization pressure.