I ranked AI models using only public benchmarks — and stopped publishing scores
Most "best AI" lists publish scores nobody can reproduce. Different agent harnesses, different prompts, vendor-reported numbers mixed with independent runs — the numbers look precise and mean almost nothing. So on Tools Hub's rankings pages I made two rules. First: order only, no scores. Second: ev…
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- 2026-10-27 06:29 · DEV Community — Machine Learning
I ranked AI models using only public benchmarks — and stopped publishing scores
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