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The rigorous way to address benchmark contamination is to distinguish 'closed-book' from 'open-book' settings, or to use evaluation sets released later than the model's training cutoff (contamination-free benchmark).
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11/3/2026
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Old Conclusions Meet New Models: Insights from LLM Replication Research
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