Lambert argues benchmarks announced without a release invite being overtaken
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Nathan Lambert argues on X that announcing a model's benchmark results without releasing its weights, product, or API, with release promised later, almost guarantees that a better competing model in the same category appears first.
The post names no specific model, company, or figures, and it is a short observation rather than a reported event.
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Nathan Lambert@natolambertXAnnouncing benchmarks without a release invites being overtaken, Lambert arguesAINathan Lambert says that announcing a model's benchmark results without releasing its weights, product, or API, with release promised "later," almost guarantees a better competing model appears in the same category first. The post is a short observation with no specific model, company, or figures named.
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