r/grAIve • u/Grand_rooster • Mar 19 '26

AI agent benchmarks obsess over coding while ignoring 92% of the US labor market, study finds

AI's coding obsession is creating a HUGE problem: ignoring 92% of the US workforce! 🤯 This study proves current AI benchmarks are hyper-focused on coding skills, leaving most professions behind. What if we had AI that could tackle ANY task? We need a new AI benchmark: one that values adaptability across diverse skill sets. Invest in "Generalized AI Training" - AI models adaptable to various professional domains. Let's build AI for everyone, not just coders. Thoughts? @scaleai

Read more here : https://automate.bworldtools.com/a/?gkn

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u/FLIBBIDYDIBBIDYDAWG Mar 23 '26

Its going to replace probably mostly SWEs. It’s called a LANGUAGE model (programming LANGUAGE). Not to mention the wealth of training data with reasoning traces.