Apple-π benchmark tests whether video models can reason through physical laws
liuziwei7 · x · 2026-07-25
Apple-π introduces a benchmark for law-grounded physical intelligence
The post shares Apple-π, described as the first benchmark that asks video models to reason through explicit physical laws and provides an auditable test of physical intelligence.
- The project page and code are both public.
- The focus is not just video understanding, but whether models can follow physical constraints in a measurable way.
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