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Journal of Algorithmic Discovery and Applied AI

Methods, evidence and responsible applications across the AI lifecycle.

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AutoCrit - A Meta-Reasoning Framework for Self-Critique and Iterative Error Correction in LLM Chains-of-Thought: Human Oversight and Decision Accountability

Brett Harrison, Bryce Murphy, Carson Peterson

Human oversight is meaningful when intervention points, responsibility, escalation paths, and the evidence available to decision makers are explicitly defined. This structured evidence review evaluates "AutoCrit: A Meta-Reasoning Framework...

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AutoCrit - A Meta-Reasoning Framework for Self-Critique and Iterative Error Correction in LLM Chains-of-Thought: Evaluation Design and Construct Validity

Wade Hayes, Wyatt Coleman, Alec Richardson

Evaluation is persuasive only when the measured outcome corresponds to the construct claimed by the study and the comparison answers the stated research question. This structured evidence review evaluates "AutoCrit: A Meta-Reasoning Framewo...

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AutoCrit - A Meta-Reasoning Framework for Self-Critique and Iterative Error Correction in LLM Chains-of-Thought: Scalability and Operational Maintainability

Spencer Mitchell, Tanner Sullivan, Troy Campbell

Scalability includes not only throughput but also maintenance burden, observability, update procedures, and the ability to recover from operational failure. This structured evidence review evaluates "AutoCrit: A Meta-Reasoning Framework for...

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AutoCrit - A Meta-Reasoning Framework for Self-Critique and Iterative Error Correction in LLM Chains-of-Thought: Risk Stratification and Threshold Selection

Preston Collins, Reid Walker, Sawyer Carter

Risk stratification is a decision problem in which thresholds, class prevalence, error costs, and downstream actions must be evaluated together. This structured evidence review evaluates "AutoCrit: A Meta-Reasoning Framework for Self-Critiq...

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AutoCrit - A Meta-Reasoning Framework for Self-Critique and Iterative Error Correction in LLM Chains-of-Thought: Monitoring Performance and Model Drift

Landon Wallace, Miles Morgan, Nolan Turner

A result that is credible at launch may degrade as inputs, workflows, and populations change, making longitudinal monitoring part of the evidence rather than an afterthought. This structured evidence review evaluates "AutoCrit: A Meta-Reaso...

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AutoCrit - A Meta-Reasoning Framework for Self-Critique and Iterative Error Correction in LLM Chains-of-Thought: Reproducibility and Reporting Standards

Holden Bennett, Jared Parker, Kieran Foster

Reproducibility depends on reporting the data, procedures, parameters, exclusions, and uncertainty needed for an independent team to reconstruct the analysis. This structured evidence review evaluates "AutoCrit: A Meta-Reasoning Framework f...

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AutoCrit - A Meta-Reasoning Framework for Self-Critique and Iterative Error Correction in LLM Chains-of-Thought: Uncertainty and Sensitivity Analysis

Emmett Henderson, Finn Stewart, Grayson Phillips

Uncertainty and sensitivity analysis reveal whether a reported conclusion survives plausible changes in measurement, preprocessing, assumptions, and parameter choices. This structured evidence review evaluates "AutoCrit: A Meta-Reasoning Fr...

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AutoCrit - A Meta-Reasoning Framework for Self-Critique and Iterative Error Correction in LLM Chains-of-Thought: Deployment and Systems Integration

Brooks Fleming, Clayton Chandler, Dawson Stevenson

Operational value depends on latency, resource use, interface dependencies, and reliability within the systems that must host the method. This structured evidence review evaluates "AutoCrit: A Meta-Reasoning Framework for Self-Critique and...

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AutoCrit - A Meta-Reasoning Framework for Self-Critique and Iterative Error Correction in LLM Chains-of-Thought: Attributing Performance to Model Components

Reed Harper, Russell Bishop, Trent Montgomery

Component-level evidence is needed to distinguish genuine contributions from gains produced by the surrounding pipeline. This structured evidence review evaluates "AutoCrit: A Meta-Reasoning Framework for Self-Critique and Iterative Error C...

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AutoCrit - A Meta-Reasoning Framework for Self-Critique and Iterative Error Correction in LLM Chains-of-Thought: Interface Design and Evidence Communication

Lance Keller, Mitchell Wagner, Parker Robertson

Evidence must be communicated through interfaces that preserve uncertainty, support interpretation, and avoid turning a model output into an unexplained recommendation. This structured evidence review evaluates "AutoCrit: A Meta-Reasoning F...

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AutoCrit - A Meta-Reasoning Framework for Self-Critique and Iterative Error Correction in LLM Chains-of-Thought: Resource Efficiency and Performance Trade-offs

Felix Fletcher, Graham Burke, Heath Armstrong

Efficiency claims should state which resources are saved, what performance is exchanged, and whether the trade-off remains acceptable at operational scale. This structured evidence review evaluates "AutoCrit: A Meta-Reasoning Framework for...

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AutoCrit - A Meta-Reasoning Framework for Self-Critique and Iterative Error Correction in LLM Chains-of-Thought: Failure Modes and Error Containment

Dalton Franklin, Drew Pearson, Elliott Barrett

Aggregate performance can conceal concentrated failures, so errors must be classified by cause, consequence, and the controls available to contain them. This structured evidence review evaluates "AutoCrit: A Meta-Reasoning Framework for Sel...

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AutoCrit - A Meta-Reasoning Framework for Self-Critique and Iterative Error Correction in LLM Chains-of-Thought: Provenance, Traceability, and Auditability

Bryce Carlson, Carson Newman, Chase Morrison

A defensible evidence chain must show where data originated, how records were transformed, and which decisions can be reconstructed after publication. This structured evidence review evaluates "AutoCrit: A Meta-Reasoning Framework for Self-...

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