
Will there be a paper published by 2027 that says reasoning models are flawed?
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This market will resolve YES if by December 31, 2027:
A peer-reviewed academic paper, technical report, or widely-cited preprint (e.g., on arXiv) is published
The paper specifically identifies significant flaws, limitations, or fundamental problems in AI reasoning models
The paper must focus on reasoning models or reasoning capabilities within larger AI systems
The paper must present evidence or arguments that these flaws are inherent or significant, not just minor implementation issues
The market will resolve NO if:
No such paper is published by December 31, 2027
Published papers only identify minor or easily fixable issues
Papers only discuss theoretical possibilities without evidence
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