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Then publish the results of those internal evals. Public benchmark saturation isn't an excuse to be un-quantitative.
by aydyn 10mo ago
Then publish the results of those internal evals. Public benchmark saturation isn't an excuse to be un-quantitative.
- verdverm 10mo agoHow would published numbers be useful without knowing what the underlying data being used to test and evaluate them are? They are proprietary for a reason To think that Anthropic is not being intentional and quantitative in their model building, because they care less for the saturated benchmaxxing, is to miss the forest for the trees
- aydyn 10mo agoDo you know everything that exists in public benchmarks? They can give a description of what their metrics are without giving away anything proprietary.
- verdverm 10mo agoI'd recommend watching Nathan Lambert's video he dropped yesterday on Olmo 3 Thinking. You'll learn there's a lot of places where even descriptions of proprietary testing regimes would give away some secret sauce Nathan is at Ai2 which is all about open sourcing the process, experience, and learnings along the way
- aydyn 10mo agoThanks for the reference I'll check it out. But it doesnt really take away from the point I am making. If a level of description would give away proprietary information, then go one level up to a more vague description. How to describe things to a proper level is more of a social problem than a technical one.
- verdverm 10mo agoYou seem stuck on the idea that they should have to share information when they don't have to. That they share any is a welcome change. Push too hard and they may stop sharing as much