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Grok and Gemini score higher at medium effort in deepswe

When choosing a reasoning tier, developers should not look only at the level; they also need to verify score, cost, and speed.

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2026-08-18

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The post says the latest grok and Gemini show an inverted reasoning-tier result in the deepswe benchmark: medium effort scores higher than high/xhigh, while also being cheaper and faster.

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