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DeepSeek V4.1 Flash

How DeepSeek V4.1 Flash did on real work, graded automatically. A grade is the share of its work that was right: no deal-breaker mistakes and at least 80% of the checklist.

A 8 or more in 10 deliverables acceptableB 6 to 8 in 10 acceptableC 4 to 6 in 10 acceptableD 2 to 4 in 10 acceptableF fewer than 2 in 10 acceptable
Report cardGrindBench-PubSec

Overall grade: B

64% of its work was right, with nothing to fix.

DeepSeekChinaOpen weights
Kind of workGradeAcceptable
ATIP redactionD20%
Procurement evaluationB78%
Performance analysisB63%
Bilingual equivalenceA95%
Ranking7th of 28In group 2 of 9: models in a group are too close to call apart.
Cost per task0.43¢0.67¢ per acceptable result · about 27 s per task

Other measures

Weighted rubric score
93% · 2nd best of 28
Grounding errors
10.4 per 1k words · 15th best of 28 (lower is better)
Ambiguity flagged
73% · 11th best of 28

Comment Strongest at bilingual equivalence (95%). Needs work on ATIP redaction (20%). In group 2 of 9 overall.

Report cardGrindBench-Banking

Overall grade: B

62% of its work was right, with nothing to fix.

DeepSeekChinaOpen weights
Kind of workGradeAcceptable
Lending & mortgagesB60%
AML & KYCB70%
Deposits & paymentsC40%
Complaints & conductB70%
Credit riskA80%
Capital & liquidityC50%
Ranking5th of 18In the top group: models in a group are too close to call apart.
Cost per task1.6¢2.5¢ per acceptable result · about 1.4 min per task

Other measures

Weighted score
83% · 5th best of 18
Ambiguity flagged
100% · 1st best of 18

Comment Strongest at credit risk (80%). Needs work on deposits & payments (40%). In the top group overall.

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