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Confidence Comes From Experience: What XConf Changes About How We Measure LLM Confidence

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Confidence Comes From Experience: What XConf Changes About How We Measure LLM Confidence
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Last Updated on September 25, 2026 by Editorial Team Author(s): luisacsfreitas Originally published on Towards AI. Confidence Comes From Experience: What XConf Changes About How We Measure LLM Confidence Anyone who has put an LLM in charge of a real decision knows the question that comes right after the demo: when do we trust it? Routing an email to the right team, approving a patch, answering a customer without review. In all of these we need a number that says “this one can go, this one goes t

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