MazeBench turns maze solving into a continual-learning benchmark with camera control
xeophon · x · 2026-07-28
MazeBench is not just a maze runner: some levels require camera control, making brute-force strategies even less effective.
The benchmark also includes recurring techniques that the model must learn across levels, so the authors frame it as a continual-learning benchmark rather than a one-off puzzle set.
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