
Meta, through its FAIR division, has introduced a new AI approach called 'Self-Taught Evaluators' that aims to enhance the evaluation of language models without the need for human annotations. This method utilizes synthetic training data and an iterative self-improvement scheme to train models. The Self-Taught Evaluators have demonstrated superior performance compared to commonly used language model judges like GPT-4, and they match the performance of top reward models trained with labeled examples. The approach involves generating contrasting outputs to train a language model as a judge, producing reasoning traces and final judgments. The model has shown significant improvements, notably boosting the Llama 3-70B model's performance on RewardBench to scores of 88.3 and 88.7 with majority vote, outperforming larger models and human labels.


Meta has developed a novel approach called "Self-Taught Evaluators" that improves language model evaluation without using any human-annotated data. Key highlights: • Iterative self-improvement scheme using only synthetic training data • Boosts Llama3-70B-Instruct from 75.4… https://t.co/YpUHzimjFQ https://t.co/sG5V1HX80P
Meta presents Self-Taught Evaluators: A New AI Approach that Aims to Improve Evaluators without Human Annotations and Outperforms Commonly Used LLM Judges Such as GPT-4 https://t.co/9X8uteaSjK
Meta presents Self-Taught Evaluators: A New AI Approach that Aims to Improve Evaluators without Human Annotations and Outperforms Commonly Used LLM Judges Such as GPT-4 https://t.co/IRZjj0gYMR #NLP #ArtificialIntelligence #SelfTaughtEvaluator #AIIntegration #AutomatedEvaluati… https://t.co/I8zp9RhUwX