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The industry has formed a stricter reference framework: prioritize the results of independent evaluation organizations (such as LMSYS Chatbot Arena and Artificial Analysis), then check whether the evaluation code and runtime environment are published, and only lastly refer to vendors' self-reported leaderboards.
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