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# Setting your human judging quota with AI tasks

1.        Make sure all your scans for your candidates are uploaded.
 
2.        Go to the **Run judging session **page and make sure the expected candidates in the judges panel is as you expect (see image below).
 
![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/2/d/5/d/2d5d0b5095261a00/picture-1_wy72rc.png)
3.        Use the slider to set the ratio of AI judgements that you want on the task. The default will be 90% AI judging.
 
4.        Now set the expected human judges but set this value **not **to the number of actual human judges you have available but set it so that human judges will receive a reasonable number of judgements each. This is to prevent only a few judgements being allocated to each human judge. Start with 1 expected human judge, press **Adjust** and see the quota for each judge. If you think this is too many, change the expected human judges to 2, and repeat until a reasonable quota will be given to each judge.
 
5.        Do not worry if you then allocate more human judges than the stated expected – that will just mean you do more judgements than we usually ask for but that is a good thing!
 
6.        If you want to manually calculate how many expected human judges you would ideally like, use this formula:
 
![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/2/d/5/d/2d5d0b5095261a00/screenshot-2026-01-26-at-09413_tsm8lx.png)
Therefore, if you have 100 expected candidates, you want to use an AI ratio of 90%, but you want 15 judgements for each human judge:
 
![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/2/d/5/d/2d5d0b5095261a00/screenshot-2026-01-26-at-09421_p6220l.png)
So set your expected human judges to either 6 or 7.