Scaling forecasts can be built from far fewer measurements
Stanford researchers describe Item Response Scaling Laws, a method that chooses informative evaluation items rather than exhaustively testing every model on every question. Their reported experiments preserve or improve prediction while sharply reducing queries.
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Stanford researchers describe Item Response Scaling Laws, a method that chooses informative evaluation items rather than exhaustively testing every model on every question. Their reported experiments preserve or improve prediction while sharply reducing queries.
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Capability forecasting may become less compute-intensive and more accessible to independent laboratories.
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