Re:Results of "Humanity's Last Exam" benchmark published
by smandelbrot on Thursday January 23, 2025 @05:41PM
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I think it'd be illuminating to see some overview stats on the submission dates and authors of all questions, accepted and not. Is something like this available somewhere?
Re:Results of "Humanity's Last Exam" benchmark published
by Nasrudith on Thursday January 23, 2025 @08:08PM
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Isn't that what class actions were literally made for? Granted it may not be enough people to be worth pursuing yet.
Re:Results of "Humanity's Last Exam" benchmark published
by duluca on Thursday January 23, 2025 @08:41PM
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Take them to small claims court. You can self-represent (not all that complex), they've to pay a lawyer to show up -- they're already in the hole for way more than they promised. Multiply this by the number of people, yeah they'd be praying for a CAL.
Re:Results of "Humanity's Last Exam" benchmark published
by jbenoit on Friday January 24, 2025 @01:36AM
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But then I'm paying hundreds or thousands of dollars of my time for maybe a few hundred dollars gain. Sure, it's more expensive for them in absolute terms, but it's more expensive for me in relative terms. Not going to get hundreds of people to do this. A class-action lawsuit can actually be positive EV for everyone involved.
(Actually, I don't know whom they'd send -- I think, for small claims court, they have to send a paralegal rather than a lawyer.)
I only submitted before Nov 1st, so I'm not sure to what extent I was personally conned.