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Model capability is improving fast enough that the old habit of treating benchmarks as marketing collateral no longer works. The frontier is shifting toward evaluation systems that look more like serious product infrastructure than leaderboard theater.
Model progress is no longer bottlenecked by bigger pretraining runs alone. The harder problem now is deciding what “good” means once an AI system touches messy, real-world work.
Model capability is still climbing, but the bottleneck has shifted. The real contest is no longer who can produce the next flashy demo; it is who can measure systems well enough to trust where they break, where they generalize, and where they should never be deployed.