@BenjaminDEKR: Lot of people acting like Grok 4.6 just beat Anthropic and OpenAI when really, it didn't. The Grok 4.6 numbers show tha…
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Commentary on Grok 4.6 benchmark results, arguing that xAI hasn't beaten Anthropic or OpenAI but remains competitive in the middle-to-upper range.
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Lot of people acting like Grok 4.6 just beat Anthropic and OpenAI when really, it didn’t.
The Grok 4.6 numbers show that xAI is not out of the race, but also is not at the top.
It’s in the middlish-toppish against models that the competition is already getting ready to update.
It showed that Grok still has a pulse, which is a good but different thing.
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