Don't Show Me Your Landing Page, Show Me the Eval Set
marktenenholtz · x · 2026-10-09
A pointed take on judging AI products: skip the polished landing page and ask to see the eval set instead. The quality of a team's evals reveals whether they take core capability seriously, making it a far more reliable signal than marketing materials.
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