DiG-bench Releases 21 Browser Games, Challenging Devs to Fix AI Flaws
jcrwhittington · x · 2026-08-12
21 public games from the DiG-bench are now playable directly in the browser, with an open API allowing developers to test any model against them.
The research team encourages community involvement to develop new harnesses capable of solving all the games or to close the performance gap between small open-source models and SOTA models.
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