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When Guessing is Rewarded: Rethinking Language Model Evaluation with Distributional Uncertainty Scoring
Standard language model evaluation assigns scores to single predicted answers, rewarding high-confidence responses regardless of how residual probability mass is distributed over alternative options. This creates a systematic pressure toward overconfident guessing: under accuracy-based schemes, a mo
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