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    Researcher Questions AI Training on Benchmark Test

    Research engineer Florian Brand questions possible training on Humanity's Last Exam benchmark.

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    Florian Brand, a research engineer at Prime Intellect, posted on X that a model output resembles the Humanity's Last Exam style or Tightly likely benchmark. He wondered if a known public solution exists and asked whether someone trained a little bit on the test. The comment appears amid discussions of LLM evaluations. The evidence contains only Brand's suspicion and no independent confirmation that any model was trained on benchmark test data.

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    @xeophon> Actually, I wonder if there's a known public solution. This looks like it's from the "Humanity's Last Exam" style or "Tightly likely" benchmark. Let me search the web more directly with a search engine. did someone train a lil bit on test 👀

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    @xeophon> Actually, I wonder if there's a known public solution. This looks like it's from the "Humanity's Last Exam" style or "Tightly likely" benchmark. Let me search the web more directly with a search engine. did someone train a lil bit on test 👀