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Researcher finds R1 chain-of-thought illegibility scores significantly lower with Novita provider than original paper results, suggesting the paper's deployment may be defective.

LessWrong AIApr 20, 20261 min read
Researcher finds R1 chain-of-thought illegibility scores significantly lower with Novita provider than original paper results, suggesting the paper's deployment may be defective.

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3 Key Points

  1. Re-running the paper's R1 GPQA experiments with Novita provider yielded an illegibility score of 2.30 versus 4.30 in the original paper

  2. Only 0% of examples scored above 5 with Novita, compared to 29.4% scoring above 7 in the original paper using Targon provider

  3. Both Novita and Targon use fp8 quantization, but Novita shows better GPQA accuracy, particularly on previously illegible questions

  4. The author argues that Targon's R1 deployment in the original paper appears defective, not Novita's, based on comparative performance metrics

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