A local large language model (LLM) scored perfectly on a test but provided incorrect answers each time. This was discussed briefly on Hacker News with minimal engagement.
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Local LLM scored 6/6 but was wrong every time, Hacker News discussion
A local large language model (LLM) scored perfectly on a test but provided incorrect answers each time. This was discussed briefly on Hacker News with minimal engagement.
This highlights challenges in evaluating LLMs solely based on scoring metrics without verifying answer correctness. It underscores the need for careful assessment of open source LLM performance.
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Signal Strength 76%
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