Agree that it would be better not to have them up as readily downloadable plaintext, and it might even be worth going a step farther and encrypting the gzip or zip file, and making the password readily available in the repo’s README. This is what David Rein did with GPQA and what we did with FindTheFlaws. Might be overkill, but if I were working for a frontier lab building scrapers to pull in as much data from the web as possible, I’d certainly have those scrapers unzip any unencrypted gzips they came across, and I assume their scrapers are probably doing the same.
PS to the original posters: seems like nice work! Am planning to read the full paper and ask a more substantive follow-up question when I get the chance
Agree that it would be better not to have them up as readily downloadable plaintext, and it might even be worth going a step farther and encrypting the gzip or zip file, and making the password readily available in the repo’s README. This is what David Rein did with GPQA and what we did with FindTheFlaws. Might be overkill, but if I were working for a frontier lab building scrapers to pull in as much data from the web as possible, I’d certainly have those scrapers unzip any unencrypted gzips they came across, and I assume their scrapers are probably doing the same.
PS to the original posters: seems like nice work! Am planning to read the full paper and ask a more substantive follow-up question when I get the chance