Health benchmark study: quality and diversity of eval items beat quantity
keunwoochoi · x · 2026-10-27
Keunwoo Choi highlights research on evaluating models in health domains: health rankings can be estimated from a small subset of questions, implying that diversity and quality of evaluation items matter more than quantity and enabling more efficient data collection. He also notes that in health, model reasoning is real but so is overthinking.
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