AI Response LabPractise evaluating AI responses
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Rubric practice

Put the response under the lens

Apply a rubric. Give credit for what works, and identify what does not.

4 exercises · Untimed
Exercise 01 / 04

Confirmation bias

First attempt
Foundation

Prompt

Explain confirmation bias to a beginner in two sentences. Include one everyday example.
AI response

Confirmation bias means giving more attention or weight to evidence that supports what you already believe. For example, if you think a particular phone brand is best, you might read its glowing reviews and brush aside negative ones.

Written training examples · Answer key after submission

Your assessment

Rate each criterion from 1 to 5.

Accuracy— / 5

Are the claims correct, with uncertainty acknowledged?

Relevance— / 5

Does it answer the actual question?

Instruction following— / 5

Does it follow the explicit constraints?

Clarity— / 5

Is it easy to understand without misleading simplification?

50%
UnsureVery confident
Rating anchors
1 — major failure · 2 — significant issues · 3 — mixed · 4 — minor issue · 5 — fully meets criterion.

Rubric agreement measures distance from the reference ratings; it is not a factual accuracy test.

A personal practice lab. Training examples and reference judgements are written in advance; notes are saved without automated grading.