Dev claims he accidentally built a state-of-the-art chemical reaction extraction model
IndraVahan · x · 2026-09-03
A developer says he may have "accidentally" built a state-of-the-art chemical reaction extraction model at work. The one-line post offers no model details, benchmarks, or paper, so it remains an unverified claim — but chemical reaction extraction is a practical literature-mining task worth watching for follow-ups.
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