How much further ahead is the gap between what we have versus the labs have internally?
Summary
探讨 OpenAI、Anthropic 等前沿实验室内部模型与公开发布模型之间可能存在的能力差距，并质疑研究人员关于内部模型远超公开版本的说法是否属实。
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