Framesworks For Supporting Benchmarking [P]

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I think the way we are approaching benchmarking is a bit problematic. From reading about how frontier labs benchmark their models, they essentially create a new model, configure a harness, and then run a massive benchmarking suite just to demonstrate marginal gains. I have several problems with this approach. I worry that we are wasting a significant amount of resources iterating on models and effectively trading carbon for confidence. Looking at the latest Gemini benchmarking, for instance, ...

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Originally published on April 12, 2026. Curated by AI News.

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