[D] How to get credits to run experiments on closed source models as a student researcher.

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Hello! I am working on building and evaluating frontier models on a benchmark. The task is overall pretty reasoning intensive, and ends up consuming a lot of tokens. For reference, in our pilot tests, for Gemini 3.1 Pro, the average output tokens were around 30k and GPT 5.2 runs for around 15 minutes. I would need to evaluate the models on around 900 questions. What would be the best way to get credits for this? submitted by /u/Exciting_Wonder67 [link] [comments]

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Originally published on March 02, 2026. Curated by AI News.

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