We ran OpenAI's newest model against the current EuroExec leader on European executive reasoning.
EuroExec is our blind, expert-graded benchmark for how frontier models handle real European executive decisions; the calls a C-suite makes under EU regulation, incomplete facts, and competing stakeholders.
Not trivia. Not code.
We took a sample of 47 expert-authored tasks, had GPT-5.6-sol and Anthropic, Fable 5 (our current leader) each answer them, and graded every response against the domain experts' checklists.
The result:
The two finished within ~1.4 points of each other (under 3%)
GPT-5.6-sol covered ~97% of what Fable 5 did against expert criteria.
A statistical dead heat, with Fable 5 holding a razor-thin edge.
Two takeaways for anyone building or buying frontier models:
1. The frontier is converging here.
2. There's still real headroom.
More from EuroExec soon.
Reward models re-read the entire reasoning trace to score it. Cost grows with length squared.
KV-PRM reads the KV cache built during generation instead. One verify token. Cost grows linearly.
Up to 5,000x fewer FLOPs. Same accuracy on MATH/GSM8K/AIME.
By Peng Kuang et al. → https://t.co/8oI4Hee6oU
I finally understand how large language models actually work
After reading the 2025 textbook “Foundations of LLMs”
It blew my mind and cleared up years of confusion
Here’s everything i learned (in plain english):
K Nearest Neighbours (KNN) is a simple yet powerful ML algorithm!🔥
Here is KNN implemented from scratch in Python and a step by step explanation with code.
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