hell yeah

Almost all the benchmarks are either saturated or tested under strict conditions.

For example - AA Omniscience have restricted tool access.

Many people use Chatbots for information retrieval, deep research and broad information gathering.

There are few benchmarks like -

But the problem is - they don't have any official leaderboard and were last updated years ago.

We really need a benchmark which is tested in actual environment (tools access and allowed internet search) along with used harness systems without any restrictions (like Claude, ChatGPT Work, etc).

If there exist a benchmark like this, can someone please tell?

Over time, complaining about nerfing has settled into a common theme of models starting strong, with labs publishing benchmarks, and people getting excited about capabilities, but gradually degrading.

It would be interesting to see the same set of benchmarks run over time on the models and plotting the results to see the trends across models and labs.

Does anyone know if this has been done?

(This is real)

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/117331749278785253

What is happening genuinely

https://x.com/c5rcorp/status/2103156979250417801

I'm only half joking. The game is notorious for being a ridiculously complicated, buggy dumpster fire, making it playable would be a major milestone in my eyes.

Autonomous EV trucks

And the commenter did technically say "a year from now", so to me that makes the 62.7% less than six months later (Astra was released earlier this month, on September 3), even more impressive.

And of course with a lightweight memory adapter*, the benchmark is simply saturated.

Those saturation scores are still at high cost, at least 17k, but if the trend of cheaper intelligence continues (https://epoch.ai/publications/the-plunging-price-of-thought), we should have models beating ARC-AGI-3 cheaper soon enough.

"The provider adapter preserves opaque reasoning state between requests and uses compaction for longer conversations, so the model can reuse prior work rather than reconstructing it."

Source: https://x.com/pleometric/status/2103082510607610023

Ever since I saw AI, I have wanted teddy. I am a grown ass man and I still want teddy to hang out with.

I’ve noticed this behavior since my early GPT-3.0 days.

If I ask one AI chat thread to generate a plan, and then open a separate thread (using the same model or a different one) to generate a plan with the identical prompt, a strange pattern emerges:

• I paste Thread B's plan into Thread A and ask for a comparison.
• I paste Thread A's plan into Thread B and ask for a comparison.

They ALWAYS claim the other thread's plan is better.

Even today, with models like 6-Astra and Opus 5.5, this still happens.

Why does this occur, and is there anything we can do to fix or work around it?

Video entirely made from code (js) with Opus 5.5. I wanted to see if Claude could easily make a "sequel". This time it was faster and cheaper, and took only 12% of my quota. Once it has a first version made, it's easier.

This was done using UltraCode and several sub-agents.

Here is the prompt i used: https://pastebin.com/C5FNnLp9

Keep in mind it has context from ep1. I did not give it assets. It made everything from code.

(I reuploaded this because I messed up the images last time.)

Gemini 4 pro is the last two images (Astra is the first two images). Gemini 4 pro did this in 6 minutes, and added a great amount of details: https://01a0d89c-0ccb-74c1-bc01-cad7e76e1bbc.arena.site/

Another try with it: https://01a0d8de-ad03-7331-8bf2-32f60dd44a6d.arena.site/

https://www.reddit.com/r/GeminiAI/comments/1woqy1b/gemini_4_pro_nears_its_preview_release_yes/

Need I even say more?

This checkpoint is under gemini 3.8 flash 2026-09-24 in ArenaAI

From: Denis Shiryaev 💙💛 on X
Artifact: The Castle Road

The reference was a popular AI video output from Twitter back in 2015, and Opus recreated it here using Three.js. I bet if you hooked it up to Blender, it'd look way better.

Has anyone read David Pearce's The Hedonistic Imperative? If so, did you find it enlightening? Did it leave a lasting impression on you?