Nathan Lambert on the Benchmarker's Dilemma and Open Model Rankings
Nathan Lambert argues reports of open models' decline are overstated but earlier AA indexes flattered them, and while private benchmarks resist gaming, their lack of transparency costs community bug-finding—making benchmarking harder and more subjective than assumed.
2026-10-28 ~ 2026-10-28 · 4 related posts
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