AI content scoring experiment
Scoring content quality automatically to prioritize review.
Hypothesis
AI scores correlate with human review.
What worked
Good at obvious cases.
What failed
Edge cases need humans.
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AI scores correlate with human review.
Good at obvious cases.
Edge cases need humans.
Alex tested whether AI scores could replace human review for content quality — the answer was partly yes, partly no.
Experiment status: mixed
Goal was to score content quality automatically and use those scores to prioritize what gets reviewed. The system ran, produced scores, and handled clear-cut cases well. It did not hold up on edge cases, which still needed a human call.
Hypothesis and what actually happened
Lesson: blend automation with spot checks
Fully automated scoring works as a first pass, not a final answer. The practical next step is combining AI scores with targeted human spot checks on the middle tier — where the model is least confident and the stakes of a wrong call are highest.