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The release cadence of model vendors is largely driven by leaderboards—a new version has to beat the previous generation by a margin on various evaluations for there to be a story to tell; to create differentiation in benchmark scores, a model's behavior, output style, and even certain capability boundaries may be adjusted.
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10/19/2026
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