Blogger argues SWE-bench Multimodal v2 is not actually multimodal
dejavucoder · x · 2026-10-21
dejavucoder published a blog post titled "SWE-bench Multimodal v2 is not multimodal", arguing the multimodal variant of the popular coding benchmark falls short of being genuinely multimodal. The author calls on the LLM evals, benchmarks, and high-data communities to take a close look, crediting @xeophon and @omouamoua for help and Prime Intellect for infra and credits. A public validity challenge to a widely used coding benchmark.
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