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Means to mitigate the judge's own unreliability include multi-judge cross-checking, blinding of situation labels, pre-validation of situation definitions, and sandbox isolation; production deployment also requires judge confidence scores, manual review of low-confidence cases, and A/B testing of judge versions.
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