Corrections and disputes.
Results are measurements of specific model endpoints at specific times, not verdicts. Corrections are made in the open as dated errata; the record is never silently edited.
How this works
Every figure comes from trials run against a model as served by OpenRouter at a specific point in time, scored by deterministic detectors you can read. OpenRouter routes a model id across providers whose quantization and configuration differ, and both the model behind an id and the routing to it change over time. A result is therefore a measurement of what that endpoint did on that date — not a permanent property of the model. Each trial records the model actually served, so the two can be told apart.
Write to contactus@modelcensus.org. Every cell links to the transcript it came from, so a disagreement can be pointed at a specific trial rather than argued in the abstract. There is no pre-publication embargo and no vendor sign-off: findings publish when they are ready.
If a case or a detector is wrong — as opposed to the model failing — the case is corrected, flagged, and the affected cell recomputed as a dated erratum. The original figure is never silently edited. A vendor response, if one is sent, is published verbatim alongside the cell.
Public log
| Date | Census | Cell | Vendor | Status | Resolution |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No corrections filed yet. | |||||