In my (possibly flawed) interpretation: o3's scores appear to be an achievement because they were attained by a single model, but the benchmark itself needs refinement before it can claim to be a measure of AGI like it set out to be, as one can bruteforce their way to similar results.
In my (possibly flawed) interpretation: o3's scores appear to be an achievement because they were attained by a single model, but the benchmark itself needs refinement before it can claim to be a measure of AGI like it set out to be, as one can bruteforce their way to similar results.