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This paper tests whether commonsense benchmark scores predict real-world downstream task performance by evaluating 23 LLMs across four benchmarks and their reworked variants, finding that revisions preserve rankings but only offer task-dependent predictive validity.
This paper argues that aggregate-score leaderboards for LLM agent benchmarks fail to capture deployment-relevant dimensions and show rank instability. It proposes ranking configurations by predictive validity—the correlation between in-sample and out-of-sample rank—and introduces a twelve-tier measurement apparatus along with falsifiable out-of-distribution criteria.