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Ilya is 100% correct .it's a pattern that keeps repeating It's very clear with GPT5.2 Overfit the model to produce impressive looking benchmarks, have it excels in a few domains, but fall flat in many others. There's not enough generalization, and even if there is, the model has been... show more

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