Jou Barzdukas

As AI models like ChatGPT take on a growing role in judging which answers qualify as "correct," they must remain impartial. Yet large language models (LLMs) used in these roles often display disproportionate self-preference,selecting their own outputs even when stronger, more accurate alternatives exist. This becomes especially concerning given that researchers estimate that 30-40% of all online text, the very material on which many models are trained on, is already AI-generated.