Comment by functionmouse

7 hours ago

Jokes on them, I don't trust benchmarks

Once something becomes a benchmark it is no longer a good benchmark.

No, it's when a benchmark becomes a target. You might have a private benchmark that you tell no one about. Would you not trust it?

  • Good benchmarks are costly to build even for mid-large corporations. And once the benchmark is used on models you really can’t tell if the problems would be scrapped for training