Yes, I know all the flaws. As I said, it's not an objective way to measure performance of a model - but it is intended to produce something that only humans could mesaure. The goal is for you to being able to play the game and judge - and fill the human checklist for yourself if you wish.
You didn't get why the automatic review scores are there - all of the reviewers, including Fable, happily assign highest scores to code which can't even run. In my opinion that is a sort of an empirical evidence that these models are very far from the "AGI" state.
Anyway, while I didn't explain the methodology and the purpose of this experiment, I have something material to discuss. The "awesome Fable" claims are not material at all.
Can you bring something clearly showcasing Fable's superiority?
You didn't get why the automatic review scores are there - all of the reviewers, including Fable, happily assign highest scores to code which can't even run. In my opinion that is a sort of an empirical evidence that these models are very far from the "AGI" state.
Anyway, while I didn't explain the methodology and the purpose of this experiment, I have something material to discuss. The "awesome Fable" claims are not material at all.
Can you bring something clearly showcasing Fable's superiority?