MazeBench debuts as a 3D benchmark for long-horizon planning and visual reasoning
teortaxesTex · x · 2026-07-28
MazeBench introduces a new 3D open-world benchmark for long-horizon planning and visual spatial reasoning.
- The environment spans hundreds of rooms and puzzles, making it a strong out-of-distribution test for agents.
- The creators say today’s best agents still cannot get past the initial levels, even with Python access.
- The benchmark is designed to be beatable by humans while remaining difficult for current agent systems.
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