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Testing AI on Real-World Tasks

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We asked Claude Opus 5.5 agents to find a room-temperature magnet with zero net magnetism whose electrons are still sorted by spin, a combination physicists call a Luttinger-compensated magnet. Their own design, YBaMnFeO₅, looks ideal on paper, but their follow-up calculations suggest it may be hard to make. They then found that KV[Cr(CN)₆], a magnet first made in 1999 whose sample stayed magnetic up to 376 K, fits the description in their calculations.

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2026/10/04Claude Opus 5.5 agents find two room-temperature magnetic semiconductor candidates2026/10/02Vals Web Search Index: evaluating search for real work2026/09/30Has the Bitter Lesson Come for AI Detectors?2026/09/30Google's Gemini 4 Argon evaluated across our benchmark suite2026/09/28Anthropic's Claude Sonnet 5.5 evaluated across our benchmark suite Independent Evaluation, Unbiased Benchmarks Testing AI on Real-World Tasks We benchmark the world's leading AI models on economically valuable tasks such as finance, software, and frontier risk like cybersecurity, recursive self improvement and mental health. We run all of our own evaluations and create many of our benchmarks in-house.

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