Agent Capability Is a Compute Curve, Not a Single Score
morqon · x · 2026-07-03
Resharing an AISecurityInst perspective: AI agent performance is best understood as a capability curve that scales with compute, rather than a single score. The slope of this curve is a much stronger indicator of an agent's true capability level. This belongs to the same research topic, with notifications directed to the more informative original thread.
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