Benchmarks like this one are designed to thoroughly test the model across several iterations. 15% is a MASSIVE discrepancy.
Come on Anthropic, admit what you're doing already and let us access your best models unhindered, even if it costs us more. At the moment we just all feel short-changed.
Computational semiotics has been empirically proven. Model releasing soon. In the mean time, for the love of god someone recognize this and help blow these numbers out of the water.
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[ 2.7 ms ] story [ 17.2 ms ] threadThe models are nondeterministic, and therefore it's pretty normal for different runs to give different results.
I don't see this as evidence that Opus 4.6 has gotten worse.
I see it as corroboration evidence of actual everyday experience.
Also, any reason to imply "BridgeBench", apparently dedicated to AI benchmarking, wouldn't have run it more than once across the suite?
Come on Anthropic, admit what you're doing already and let us access your best models unhindered, even if it costs us more. At the moment we just all feel short-changed.
https://open.substack.com/pub/sublius/p/the-semiotic-reflexi...