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Measure the people collecting it

What this lesson is about

Give two collectors the same ten items, count where they differ, and repair the guideline before the person.

Two people you trained yesterday hand in their first ten clips each, from the same ten questions. What now?

Why this matters

Trained people still split. One published study put a lab's own researchers and its paid reviewers on the same comparisons. They agreed about 63% of the time. That is the ordinary state of two people reading one instruction. You cannot hear it in a batch. You see it only by giving two people the same items and counting.

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Read the primary or official source: Bai et al., Training a Helpful and Harmless Assistant (arXiv)