>>106840513 (OP)
These benchmarks mean fucking nothing, it's just investors, billionaires, and the US empire trying to stave off the AI bubble collapse by pretending it's going somewhere, because when it does finally pop it's likely to take the US's status as world hegemon with it. Rather, it will expose the fact that the US's status as world hegemon has been sustained by belief for the last decade or so. Claude, the best coding AI according to these benchmarks, can't even handle programming other than webshit (it likely can't handle webshit jeetcode either but webshitter jeets don't know any better). I've had it fuck up matrix multiplication on several occasions.
AI is not going anywhere, but these giant multibillion (or trillion) LLMs with 100k datacenter GPUs for training are going to crash and burn horribly. What's going to survive are Chinese AIs like DeepSeek which are cheap as fuck, run on a (relative) toaster, and are free to use locally.