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Study Shows AI Systems Complete Only 32% of Complex Tasks, Predicts Major Gains by 2027

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Overview

  • New benchmark called TALT measures AI's ability to complete long, complex tasks
  • Evaluates 38 problems across 5 categories: research, coding, writing, analysis, and creative work
  • Current top AI systems complete only 32% of tasks successfully
  • Identifies focus areas for improvement: reasoning, memory, and self-evaluation
  • Predicts significant AI improvement over next 3 years
  • Provides methodology to track AI capability development

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The paper introduces a new way to measure how well AI systems can handle lengthy, complex tasks that might take a human hours or days to complete. The researchers created a set of 38 realistic problems spanning five categories that require sustained focus and multiple steps to ...

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