AI evaluations still don’t give enough evidence to explain model behavior
gleech · x · 2026-07-21
- A quoted comment argues that current AI evaluations still do not tell us what is really going on.
- The core point is that we need stronger evidence than today’s benchmarks and evals can provide.
- The post is mainly a signal about the limits of AI evaluation, not a product update.
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