Reports about quantum processors often highlight strong results on benchmark tasks designed around a device's particular architecture. Such results may demonstrate genuine technical progress. Yet no matter how many times the same benchmark result is reproduced, performance on a task tailored to one architecture cannot by itself establish how the device would perform on unrelated computations. Treating the result as proof of broad practical superiority would therefore be _____.
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