Jinshi Data News on February 23rd, recently, an employee of OpenAI publicly accused XAI, a company owned by Elon Musk, of releasing misleading Benchmark test results for its latest AI model, Grok3. In response, Igor Babushkin, co-founder of XAI, insisted that the company did nothing wrong. XAI's charts show that both versions of Grok3 - Grok3 Reasoning Beta and Grok3 mini Reasoning - outperformed OpenAI's current strongest available model, o3-mini-high, on AIME 2025. However, OpenAI employees quickly pointed out on the X platform that XAI's charts did not include the AIME 2025 score of o3-mini-high under the 'cons@64' condition. Babushkin argued on the X platform that OpenAI had also released similar misleading Benchmark test charts in the past, although these charts were used to compare the performance of their own models.
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OpenAI employees publicly accuse Grok3's Benchmark test results of being misleading
Jinshi Data News on February 23rd, recently, an employee of OpenAI publicly accused XAI, a company owned by Elon Musk, of releasing misleading Benchmark test results for its latest AI model, Grok3. In response, Igor Babushkin, co-founder of XAI, insisted that the company did nothing wrong. XAI's charts show that both versions of Grok3 - Grok3 Reasoning Beta and Grok3 mini Reasoning - outperformed OpenAI's current strongest available model, o3-mini-high, on AIME 2025. However, OpenAI employees quickly pointed out on the X platform that XAI's charts did not include the AIME 2025 score of o3-mini-high under the 'cons@64' condition. Babushkin argued on the X platform that OpenAI had also released similar misleading Benchmark test charts in the past, although these charts were used to compare the performance of their own models.