📣Call for contributions + co-authorship!
RSI Bench is our ongoing effort to evaluate whether AI agents can develop the capabilities required to advance AI R&D.
Got a frontier AI research problem on your mind? Submit it to RSI Bench, and set the standard the whole industry uses to measure progress!
Contributors receive:
→ Co-authorship on the RSI Bench research paper
→ $2,000 per accepted task for the initial 50 tasks
→ Modal compute credits to build + iterate
→ Access to the RSI Bench research community
Register below for full requirements.
Who’s allocating budget for human data?
2019: AV builders
2022+: big 7 labs
2025: ~100 neo labs, physical AI
2026: every enterprise
dying market though. nothing long term worth building here
RL against rubrics quietly reward-hacks: the training judge keeps scoring higher while true quality falls.
One-line fix: randomly drop part of the rubric each step, so the policy never optimize the same set of rubrics twice.
📄 https://t.co/BSrzyJOciF
We are starting Intent Lab, building an autonomous team we call "fleet" that turns intent into production software. Today we are sharing some early results: the fastest GLM5.2 inference engine, one shot database creation, and a fully verified agent filesystem.
https://t.co/CtwtypE0rH
Proud to support this on behalf of @scale_AI
Open models are critical to American AI leadership and to building reliable AI.
Great to join so many across the industry in signing on.
Frontier-Bench (formerly Terminal-Bench) by @harborframework, an open-source benchmark that stress-tests AI agents on real command-line tasks, is now live.
We're proud to be the top contributor to the launch set with tasks designed to pinpoint exactly where an agent breaks.
Lots of recent discussion on MCP vs CLI as the better tool use interface. We ran them head to head:
- CLI helps weak models with trial-and-refine loops
- Search & retrieval in larger environments is more reliable with CLI
- MCP wins on precise reads and writes
- CLI is generally much costlier
As models improve, the gap converges
https://t.co/R1Goj46b0o
We're back from Seoul!
Great sharing our research on agent training, self-optimization, and evaluation through our paper presentations, lightning talks, and reception at @ICMLConf.
The momentum toward bringing AI agents into real professional domains is massive, and we're thrilled to drive that conversation.
Next stop: @NeurIPSConf 🇳🇿
We appreciate the community's feedback on SWE-Bench Pro.
Much of it maps to changes already underway in v1.1, which we've been building for a while. Keeping evals current with frontier models is hard, and we're always iterating.
SWE-Bench Pro Verified coming soon. 👀