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Congrats to the Kaggle Benchmarking Challenge Winners!
Community description: A few weeks ago we teamed up with Kaggle to ask a deceptively simple question: how do you actually...
Dev.to | Nov 5, 2026 | Jem
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So they measured the real numbers themself across four versions of each language, then asked 12 models the same questions. Plenty of models produced code that ran fine while stating nothing had changed between versions. The models flagged a problem almost every time, but frequently for the wrong reason, including spotting SQL injection in code that never touches a database.
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