@NielsRogge: New feature on http://paperswithcode.co: support for closed-source evals Given the new Microsoft tech report is so dens…
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Papers With Code announced a new feature supporting closed-source evaluations, using the dense Microsoft MAI Thinking 1 tech report as an example with a special 'closed' tag.
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New feature on http://paperswithcode.co: support for closed-source evals
Given the new Microsoft tech report is so dense, it’s now available here: https://paperswithcode.co/paper/90076.
Its evals have a special “closed” tag, indicating they are closed-source. You can enable/disable this in your PwC settings
elie (@eliebakouch): WOW microsoft new “MAI Thinking 1” model comes with a 109 page tech report that looks REALLY detailed, this is amazing
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