Stanford and Others Release CertJudge Research
sanmikoyejo · x · 2026-07-12
This share announces a new piece of work called CertJudge, with the title posing the question: "Who judges the judge?"
The post provides only the core details: this is new research from Stanford University, Harvard University, and Hong Kong Baptist University, along with a link to the paper.
Related event: CertJudge Targets Reusable Calibration for LLM Judges(3 posts)→
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