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      <title>When the metric becomes the target, it stops measuring what matters.</title>
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      <description>This is not a claim that models stopped improving. It is a testable operating hypothesis: as common metrics became optimisation targets, their scores became less reliable on their own as evidence for systems that must survive outside the test.</description>
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