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We had to remove the τ2-bench airline eval from our benchmarks table because Opus 4.5 broke it by being too clever. The benchmark simulates an airline customer service agent. In one test case, a distressed customer calls in wanting to change their flight, but they have a basic economy ticket. The simulated airline's policy states that basic economy tickets cannot be modified. The "correct" answer is that the model refuses the request. Instead, Opus 4.5 found a loophole in the policy. It upgraded the cabin, then modified the flights. Helping the customer and following policy but technically failing the test case. Model transcript:

"Can't I just copy and paste?" Here's why that's not even close. Jawad Ashraf (@jawadvanar), CEO of Vanar, breaks down the real difference: Copy-pasting is manual labor that you repeat forever. myNeutron is infrastructure that compounds over time. We built this on Neutron technology from @Vanarchain. That means your memory becomes portable and user-owned, not trapped inside ChatGPT or Claude or any single AI provider. You get Web2.0 ease with Web3.0 ownership. Simple when you need simple. Powerful when you need powerful. Here's what actually changes: Copy-paste makes you repeat the same context daily. myNeutron makes your memory build on itself. Every conversation gets smarter. Every insight connects to the last. Your knowledge becomes an asset that grows, not something you manually re-type into every chat. That's not a feature. That's a different way of working with AI entirely.