PJ / DEEPBRAINInterview decision lab
STUDY GUIDE · 23 OCT 2026
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THE MAIN POINT

Should automated review replace bilingual checks?

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E20 · Trust an automated judge?

Synthetic practice, not company performance.

One decision

Should automated review replace bilingual checks?

Run the exact query

SELECT candidate,COUNT(*) cases,SUM(task_pass=0 AND judge_pass=0) true_failure_detected,SUM(task_pass=0 AND judge_pass=1) missed_failure,SUM(task_pass=1 AND judge_pass=0) false_alarm,SUM(task_pass=1 AND judge_pass=1) true_pass FROM sim_eval_results JOIN sim_eval_cases USING(case_id) WHERE split='heldout' GROUP BY candidate;

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Chart and reading

Synthetic practice chart

Compute failure-detection recall and false alarms; inspect critical misses.

Challenge your recommendation

How many important failures did the judge miss?

Guardrails: Synthetic labels; compute failure recall, inspect slices and critical misses before using a live blocking judge.

Next evidence: Real adjudicated labels, agreement slices and operational false-positive costs.

PRD sections: 12, 13. Open proposed PRD

Your spoken decision

State one takeaway, one caveat and one action in 30 seconds. Then stop.

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Optional model answer — try your own first

E20 · Trust an automated judge?

Decision: Should automated review replace bilingual checks?

Readout: Compute failure-detection recall and false alarms; inspect critical misses.

Actual query output (synthetic), first rows:

candidate cases true_failure_detected missed_failure false_alarm true_pass
baseline 108 18 4 7 79
candidate 108 13 3 5 87

Model spoken answer: I would calibrate the judge against domain reviewers and retain human review where missed errors matter.

Caveat/counterargument: How many important failures did the judge miss? Synthetic labels; compute failure recall, inspect slices and critical misses before using a live blocking judge.

Next evidence: Real adjudicated labels, agreement slices and operational false-positive costs.

Deliberately left out: A single judge pass score as sufficient release evidence.

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