Findings ยท what broke in this upgrade

Same AI. Same file. Different device. Different answer.

We ran the exact same medical AI model file (BioMistral-7B, 4-bit) on two machines: a laptop and an Android phone.

Same model. Same questions (200 US medical licensing exam questions). Same settings.

Exam score: 52% on the laptop, 50.5% on the phone. Basically identical.

But 1 in 20 answers changed.

One of them:
A newborn is shaking, sweating, crying high-pitched and won't feed. His mother took codeine syrup throughout pregnancy.

๐Ÿ’ป Laptop: treat the opioid withdrawal โœ…
๐Ÿ“ฑ Phone: start IV antibiotics for an infection โŒ

Nobody changed the model. Nobody retrained it. It just ran on different hardware, and the tiny differences in how each chip does maths added up to a different decision.

This is why "we tested the model" isn't enough. You also have to test it where it actually runs: every device, every update, every speed-up.

That's what Eppy does: it finds the fastest way to run a model on each device, then checks which answers changed, not just the score.

๐Ÿ‘‰ Test the AI where it runs, not just where you built it.

Research benchmark on exam questions, not medical advice.

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