Reading today's open-closed performance gap

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It’s a clear, current equilibrium that open models will be in perpetual catch-up of closed models, but this gap being viewed as a single number, a “distance”, covers up a nuanced and crucial dynamic at what capabilities the models are covering. The most popular benchmark to comment on this gap is the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index — a composite benchmark of ~10 sub-evals that they maintain over time to capture the “frontier” of current language model capabilities. Particularly, I spend a...

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