For the histology task, the speaker identifies H and I as the correct slides; Opus 5.5 instead selects G, H, and I, although G is an outlier and does not show advanced necrosis.

“These are these, um, spaces that you see where things aren't very scattered. And if we eliminate those, we're left with these two slides. So for a trained, uh, histopathologist, this is a very simple task.”

“And, uh, basically, the answer here would just be H and I. When the models do this, uh, they come to this answer. So again, this is Opus 5.5.”

“Um, it identifies G, H, and I. Um, even at a cursory glance, you can see that G is kind of the odd man out among these three. Um, and even at a very basic level, if you were to look at these, um, you wouldn't consider this to be advanced necrosis.”