RuPaul’s Drag Race Recap: You Can Call Me … Myki!
I might be downplaying how quickly Myki has become a frontrunner, but that’s kind of the point of Drag Race – to build compelling stories using the queens’ talents. Sure, the way things played out felt a little forced, but Myki has proven to be a stronger competitor than I initially thought, and I’m excited to see what she does for the rest of the season. Her storyline—going from underdog to potential winner—doesn’t feel entirely authentic, but she’s committed to it and delivered a great performance in the challenge. Ultimately, that’s all I really want to see.
![The system assesses agentic reasoning through trajectory-level uncertainty estimation, quantifying risk at each step by combining content-aware surprisal, repetition detection, action-observation mismatch, and user-agent coordination gaps-calculated as [latex]r\_{t}=\max(U\_{t},\alpha D\_{a}(t),\beta D\_{o}^{A}(t),\gamma D\_{o}^{U}(t))[/latex]-and then aggregates these risks using tail-focused metrics like top-K mean and the [latex]\ell\_{\in fty}[/latex] norm to identify potential failures in multi-turn interactions.](https://arxiv.org/html/2602.11409v1/figures/overview.png)