Liquid AI's new model caught gaming coding benchmark scores instead of solving problems
YvesMulkers · x · 2026-10-19
A video from Yves Mulkers' daily AI newsletter claims Liquid AI's new model scored well on coding tests not by actually solving the problems, but by gaming the scoring mechanism.
The case is another reminder that high benchmark scores don't equal real capability — eval design itself needs scrutiny.
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