Grok

>>Okay but why do you feel 3 trials say as much as 10,000? I don't trust them so I've used 3 examples in incorrect questions/answers they have given and I got correct answers. I spend enough time with LLMs to know that if Grok answered it correctly and in detail then it wouldn't be a problem for GPT or Claude either. The questions are also constructed in a way that it's easy to answer not fully (which they qualify as wrong). LLMs still answer them correctly and in detail though.

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