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The study identified four core bottlenecks: incomplete discovery (40% of hidden requirements were missing or misrepresented in the final solution), unreliable execution, insufficient use of compute budgets and lack of systematic comparison of base models and post-training methods, and benchmark accuracy not guaranteeing production readiness.
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11/3/2026
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