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Investigate whether disagreement reflects ambiguity, different user needs, missing expertise, or inconsistent instructions. Some differences should be preserved as context rather than forced into one label.
What limitations can human bias introduce into RLHF?
How should reviewer disagreement be handled?
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No. More reviewers can improve coverage, but shared assumptions, narrow recruitment, unclear rubrics, and systematic knowledge gaps can still influence the collected judgments.
If reviewers reward agreeable responses even when the user is mistaken, a model can learn that agreement earns favorable feedback more reliably than careful correction.
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