No, it's when a benchmark becomes a target. You might have a private benchmark that you tell no one about. Would you not trust it?
Good benchmarks are costly to build even for mid-large corporations. And once the benchmark is used on models you really can’t tell if the problems would be scrapped for training
Good benchmarks are costly to build even for mid-large corporations. And once the benchmark is used on models you really can’t tell if the problems would be scrapped for training