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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.

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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.

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

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