Ben Goertzel: Benchmarks get hacked; we need an evaluation ecology, not a single score
bengoertzel · x · 2026-08-08
Ben Goertzel argues against relying on a single AGI score because benchmarks get hacked. After failing to design simple elegant tests, he built a complex evaluation ecology of 10 environments using LLMs and agents.
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