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Why does it seem like OpenAI is making scientific breakthroughs, when Anthropic models seem to better?

I mean, seems like OpenAI is solving mathematical problems and making new breakthroughs.. Although personally i dont believe all of them, its still very cool. But in my experience, claude models right now are definitely better.. But you rarely see news headlines of Claude agent swarms bruteforcing…

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  1. 2026-10-06 12:37 · r/singularity
    Why does it seem like OpenAI is making scientific breakthroughs, when Anthropic models seem to better?

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