Models Disagree on Paper Reproduction
xeophon · x · 2026-07-16
Someone used Sol Ultra and Fable Max to reproduce the claims of a paper, but the results showed a stark contrast:
- Sol Ultra: Concluded that the findings "do not hold."
- Fable Max: Concluded that the findings "completely hold."
The poster jokingly remarked that they now have to verify it themselves. The focus here isn't the paper itself, but rather the divergent judgments different models exhibit when tackling scientific reproduction tasks.
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