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BEAKER's offline, single-turn question-answering evaluation setting facilitates large-scale, reproducible comparison of model capabilities, but it will underestimate or overestimate real deployment performance; its scores should be understood as an upper-bound estimate of models' embodied cognition rather than a direct prediction of actual laboratory operation success rates.
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