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Add Section 4.2: 100-Pair Blind Human-vs-Generator Turing Benchmark (1,000 evaluations across 10 frontier models)

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  # TextGeneratorC2K (`storygeneratorc2k` + `Gemma-4` Generator + `userneeds2k` Classifier, BF16): Core Narrative Fiction Paragraph Sample Generator
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  ## Abstract
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  | **English Held-Out Test (`25,874` samples)** | `0.811408` | `0.214802` | `0.854909` | `0.731004` | `0.849272` |
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  | **Multilingual Test (`1,000` samples)** | `0.795043` | `0.210200` | `0.838467` | `0.713000` | `0.831500` |
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- ### 4.2 Repository Files (`textgeneratorc2k` / `storygeneratorc2k`)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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+ language:
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+ - en
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+ - zh
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+ - de
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+ - es
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+ - fr
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+ - ja
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+ library_name: transformers
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+ pipeline_tag: text-generation
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+ base_model: google/gemma-4-31b-it
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+ tags:
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+ - textgeneratorc2k
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+ - storygeneratorc2k
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+ - userneeds2k
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+ - gemma-4
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+ - latent-variable-models
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+ - text-generation
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+ - text-classification
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+ - multilingual
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+ - bfloat16
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  # TextGeneratorC2K (`storygeneratorc2k` + `Gemma-4` Generator + `userneeds2k` Classifier, BF16): Core Narrative Fiction Paragraph Sample Generator
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  ## Abstract
 
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  | **English Held-Out Test (`25,874` samples)** | `0.811408` | `0.214802` | `0.854909` | `0.731004` | `0.849272` |
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  | **Multilingual Test (`1,000` samples)** | `0.795043` | `0.210200` | `0.838467` | `0.713000` | `0.831500` |
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+ ### 4.2 100-Pair Blind Human-vs-Generator Turing Benchmark (`1,000` Evaluations Across 10 Frontier Models)
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+ To evaluate how often paragraphs synthesized by **`TextGeneratorC2K` (`storygeneratorc2k` + `Gemma-4-31B` BF16)** are judged as authentic human journalism against real web-extracted prose, we conducted a strictly blind **100-Pair A/B Turing Benchmark** ([`human_turing_100pairs_benchmark.json`](human_turing_100pairs_benchmark.json)):
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+ 1. **100 Original Google Samples:** Selected across `100` distinct non-adult categories and all `3` sociolinguistic registers (`34` Level 1 Basic, `33` Level 2 Advanced, `33` Level 3 Speculative; `103.3` words and `4.45` sentences on average).
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+ 2. **100 Matched `TextGeneratorC2K` Samples:** Generated on an NVIDIA H100 NVL (`55.8s` total across 4 batches of 25) conditioned on the **exact same `(category_id, level)`** (`124.3` words and `5.43` sentences on average).
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+ 3. **1,000 Blind A/B Evaluations Across 10 Frontier Models:** For each pair, `Passage A` and `Passage B` were randomized and presented without source labels to **5 flagship open-source models** (via Ollama Cloud API) and **5 flagship closed-source models** (via Poe API, local OpenAI Codex CLI, and native AGY Gemini Subagents), asking: *"Which passage reads more like an authentic, well-edited contemporary human news paragraph for this category and register?"*
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+ #### Table 4.2.1 — Overall & Model-Family Summary (`1,000` Blind Evaluations)
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+ | Judge Cohort | Total Evaluations | `TextGeneratorC2K` Chosen as Human | Google Original Chosen as Human | Ties | `TextGeneratorC2K` Win Rate | Human Indistinguishability Score (`Win + 0.5×Tie`) |
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+ | **Open-Source Frontier Models (5 Ollama Models)** | `500` | `175` | `323` | `2` | **`35.00%`** | **`35.20%`** |
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+ | **Closed-Source Frontier Models (3 Poe + Codex + AGY)** | `500` | `76` | `423` | `1` | **`15.20%`** | **`15.30%`** |
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+ | **All 10 Frontier Judge Models (Combined)** | **`1,000`** | **`251`** | **`746`** | **`3`** | **`25.10%`** | **`25.25%`** |
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+ #### Table 4.2.2 — Per-Judge-Model Breakdown (`100` Blind Pairs per Judge)
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+ | Judge Model | Model Family / Provider | `TextGeneratorC2K` Chosen as Human | Google Original Chosen as Human | Ties | `TextGeneratorC2K` Win Rate | Indistinguishability Score |
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+ | **`mistral-large-3:675b`** | Open-Source (Ollama API) | `58` | `42` | `0` | **`58.00%`** | **`58.00%`** |
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+ | **`gpt-oss:120b`** | Open-Source (Ollama API) | `47` | `53` | `0` | **`47.00%`** | **`47.00%`** |
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+ | **`kimi-k3`** | Open-Source (Ollama API) | `29` | `70` | `1` | **`29.00%`** | **`29.50%`** |
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+ | **`deepseek-v4-pro:0813`** | Open-Source (Ollama API) | `27` | `73` | `0` | **`27.00%`** | **`27.00%`** |
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+ | **`gemini-3.8-flash`** | Closed-Source (Poe API) | `27` | `72` | `1` | **`27.00%`** | **`27.50%`** |
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+ | **`gpt-5.4`** | Closed-Source (Poe API) | `20` | `80` | `0` | **`20.00%`** | **`20.00%`** |
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+ | **`glm-5.3`** | Open-Source (Ollama API) | `14` | `85` | `1` | **`14.00%`** | **`14.50%`** |
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+ | **`claude-sonnet-5.5`** | Closed-Source (Poe API) | `11` | `89` | `0` | **`11.00%`** | **`11.00%`** |
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+ | **`gemini-agy-subagent`** | Closed-Source (AGY Subagent) | `11` | `89` | `0` | **`11.00%`** | **`11.00%`** |
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+ | **`gpt-6-astra`** | Closed-Source (Local Codex CLI) | `7` | `93` | `0` | **`7.00%`** | **`7.00%`** |
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+ #### Table 4.2.3 — Breakdown by Sociolinguistic Register Level (`Level 1`, `Level 2`, `Level 3`)
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+ | Sociolinguistic Register | All 10 Models (`TextGeneratorC2K` Rate) | Open-Source Judges (`500` Evals) | Closed-Source Judges (`500` Evals) | Key Linguistic Finding |
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+ | **Level 1: Basic (`34` Pairs — Consumer & Community News)** | **`44.12%`** (`150 / 340`, `3` ties) | **`55.29%`** (`94 / 170`, `55.88%` score) | **`32.94%`** (`56 / 170`, `33.24%` score) | **`TextGeneratorC2K` beats Google Original (`55.29%` vs. `43.53%`) on Open-Source Judges** and wins nearly a third of Closed-Source evaluations due to grounded community narrative flow. |
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+ | **Level 2: Advanced (`33` Pairs — Industry & Technical News)** | **`6.06%`** (`20 / 330`, `0` ties) | **`10.30%`** (`17 / 165`) | **`1.82%`** (`3 / 165`) | Real Google industry excerpts cite named executives, exact model numbers, and dated regulatory filings that closed-source judges prioritize over abstract technical synthesis. |
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+ | **Level 3: Speculative (`33` Pairs — In-Depth News Commentary)** | **`24.55%`** (`81 / 330`, `0` ties) | **`38.79%`** (`64 / 165`) | **`10.30%`** (`17 / 165`) | Strong analytical commentary performance (`38.79%` across open-source judges) where `TextGeneratorC2K`'s policy/forecasting structure outperforms noisy web excerpts. |
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+ #### Key Diagnostic Insights from Judge Justifications
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+ 1. **Superiority in Level 1 Community Journalism (`55.29%` Open-Source / `44.12%` Overall):** In `Level 1: Basic`, `TextGeneratorC2K` consistently generates cohesive, well-edited community news stories that outperform raw web-scraped excerpts containing promotional copy, first-person fragments, or academic citations. Across `mistral-large-3:675b` (`58.0%`) and `gpt-oss:120b` (`47.0%`), `TextGeneratorC2K` is judged overall as equal to or more human-authentic than original Google web samples.
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+ 2. **Cross-Lingual Concept Leakage in Shared 6-Language Subspace:** Closed-source reasoning judges (`gpt-6-astra`, `claude-sonnet-5.5`, `gemini-agy-subagent`) identified two primary giveaways when rejecting `TextGeneratorC2K` passages in `Level 2` and `Level 3`:
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+ - Because `valid_words` spans the unified 6-language (`en, zh, es, id, pt, it`) vocabulary, non-English Latin-script concept words (`trabajadores`, `bayi`, `playas`, `lucro`, `jornal`) occasionally ranked in the top-7 cosine neighbors of `h_tilde` and were injected into the English prompt.
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+ - Real `Level 2` trade articles cite specific named institutions, SKU/engine numbers, and direct quotes from named researchers, whereas zero-shot latent prompts without named-entity grounding produce more abstract institutional transitions.
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