Why does it seem like OpenAI is making scientific breakthroughs, when Anthropic models seem to better?
Summary
A discussion post questioning why OpenAI models get the headlines for scientific breakthroughs while Claude models feel better in everyday use, and why Anthropic's contributions get less media attention.
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