Why does this have anything to do with what I’m saying, of course the models are updated. I’m saying a new benchmark isn’t public and the model wouldn’t know they are being evaluated on a new benchmark.
Not to mention: thinking that the api behind the scenes is literally swapping to overfit models to maintain some sort of illusion that they perform well on these benchmarks is just beyond ridiculous.
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Why does this have anything to do with what I’m saying, of course the models are updated. I’m saying a new benchmark isn’t public and the model wouldn’t know they are being evaluated on a new benchmark.
Not to mention: thinking that the api behind the scenes is literally swapping to overfit models to maintain some sort of illusion that they perform well on these benchmarks is just beyond ridiculous.