CARE learns from human review while preserving calibrated risk control

The framework updates an AI system from selectively acquired feedback and recalibrates after model changes, reducing human review across four safety-critical datasets.

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Chenyu Zhang · Rachel Luo · Boyi Li · Anjali Parashar · Marco Pavone · Apoorva Sharma

MIT · NVIDIA · Stanford University

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The authors formalized human-AI collaboration as a sequential decision problem in which human judgments are reliable but costly.

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CARE maintains risk control during online learning from selective human feedback while cutting human-review queries by 25-81% across four safety-critical datasets.

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