"Adoption Is the Real Model Eval": Benchmarks Mean Nothing If Workers Won't Use It
diegoposts · x · 2026-10-02
X user diegoposts argues that adoption is the real model eval: if the person on the floor doesn't use the model under real pressure, benchmark scores don't matter. A concise take in the ongoing debate of leaderboards versus real-world deployment.
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