Frontier-Model Bug Benchmark: 105 Problems Models Failed at the Start of 2026
PawelHuryn · x · 2026-09-23
Commenting on a frontier-model bug-solving benchmark, PawelHuryn clarifies: the 105 bugs aren't random but hard problems frontier models failed to solve at the start of 2026; unplanted bugs aren't counted since OpenAI 'bugmaxes' by reporting many real, theoretical, and irrelevant issues whose solutions would complicate results—arguably negative; judges from different model families score solutions against a secret answer key, and identified-but-unfixed issues are tracked.
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