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Multidimensional item response theory applied to 100 open-weight models on 16 benchmarks totaling 34,000+ questions, with no labels about what measures what. Keeping 10% generally preserved model rankings; 50% often matched full (Hugging Face). It also surfaced mislabeled evals: BBQ tracks general reasoning more than social bias, and WMDP tracks reasoning inversely, so higher-reasoning models score lower.
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