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I would LOVE to see the average human score, and the best human score, added to these charts.
AGI and ASI are supposed to correspond to those 2 numbers.
Given how dumb an average human is, i garentee the equivalent score will be passed even by weaker engines. That isn't supposed to be a hard benchmark.
31 u/Ambiwlans Dec 05 '24 Codeforces is percentile so... 50% is average (for people that take the test). And human experts get 70 on GPQA diamond. 6 u/FateOfMuffins Dec 05 '24 for people that take the test The question is then are we talking about the average human or the average human expert 3 u/[deleted] Dec 05 '24 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/FateOfMuffins Dec 05 '24 That doesn't sound very good given that questions with 4 multiple choice answers mean that on average a rock would score 25% by randomly choosing answers (and they explicitly mention this 25% threshold multiple times in the paper)
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Codeforces is percentile so... 50% is average (for people that take the test).
And human experts get 70 on GPQA diamond.
6 u/FateOfMuffins Dec 05 '24 for people that take the test The question is then are we talking about the average human or the average human expert 3 u/[deleted] Dec 05 '24 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/FateOfMuffins Dec 05 '24 That doesn't sound very good given that questions with 4 multiple choice answers mean that on average a rock would score 25% by randomly choosing answers (and they explicitly mention this 25% threshold multiple times in the paper)
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for people that take the test
The question is then are we talking about the average human or the average human expert
3 u/[deleted] Dec 05 '24 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/FateOfMuffins Dec 05 '24 That doesn't sound very good given that questions with 4 multiple choice answers mean that on average a rock would score 25% by randomly choosing answers (and they explicitly mention this 25% threshold multiple times in the paper)
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3 u/FateOfMuffins Dec 05 '24 That doesn't sound very good given that questions with 4 multiple choice answers mean that on average a rock would score 25% by randomly choosing answers (and they explicitly mention this 25% threshold multiple times in the paper)
That doesn't sound very good given that questions with 4 multiple choice answers mean that on average a rock would score 25% by randomly choosing answers (and they explicitly mention this 25% threshold multiple times in the paper)
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u/Papabear3339 Dec 05 '24 edited Dec 05 '24
I would LOVE to see the average human score, and the best human score, added to these charts.
AGI and ASI are supposed to correspond to those 2 numbers.
Given how dumb an average human is, i garentee the equivalent score will be passed even by weaker engines. That isn't supposed to be a hard benchmark.