@browser_use: Is Grok 4.7 going to be SOTA?
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The article discusses Grok 4.6's performance, which is close to Opus 5 in benchmarks at lower cost, and speculates that with more reinforcement learning on browser tasks, Grok 4.7 could become state-of-the-art.
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Is Grok 4.7 going to be SOTA?
Gregor Zunic (@gregpr07): Grok 4.6 is within 1 point of Opus 5 at ~40% lower cost.
Across 7 runs, it solved 105/106 hard browser tasks. A little more RL on hard web tasks and Grok 4.7 is #1 … 👀
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