An LLM reviewer functions as a sampler of potential issues rather than a definitive validator, meaning it may produce different findings even on unchanged work. This characteristic prevents a simple "review until no new issues are found" approach from guaranteeing completion. The solution involves classifying findings into critical/important (which are enumerable and can converge to zero) and cosmetic (which are effectively unbounded and vary per run). A robust stopping rule should focus on clearing critical and important findings, while capping cosmetic ones, rather than relying on a fixed number of review rounds. AI
IMPACT Provides a practical framework for managing LLM review processes, improving efficiency by distinguishing between critical and cosmetic findings.
RANK_REASON The item discusses a methodology for using LLM review loops, offering advice and a stopping rule rather than announcing a new product or research finding.
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