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The Panel Stopped Calling Copies of the Same Judge

A role-conditioned allocation method drops redundant judges, routes specialists by slice and stops when validation gain saturates.

Published Updated Story ID: mp-2026-08-23-010
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Summary

A role-conditioned allocation method drops redundant judges, routes specialists by slice and stops when validation gain saturates.

The method uses a small labeled audit set, declared slices and call costs to distinguish copies, global complements and conditional specialists. Across reasoning, code, safety, preference, reward, summarization and math audits, the output is an auditable call plan rather than a claim that one fixed panel wins everywhere.

Why it matters

A role-conditioned allocation method drops redundant judges, routes specialists by slice and stops when validation gain saturates.

Limits and context

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Key claims

  1. A role-conditioned allocation method drops redundant judges, routes specialists by slice and stops when validation gain saturates.

    Evidence: source-2026-08-23-010

Sources

  1. arXiv preprint 2608.19802arXiv · primary research

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