Frontier model progress is outpacing AI benchmarks, author argues
knowerofmarkets · x · 2026-09-24
In a long-form article, the author says recent frontier model releases have progressed so fast—"something new happens every two hours"—that writing coherently about AI benchmarks has become nearly impossible. Evidence of capability gains now spans personal workflows (all-day tasks done by a model in minutes), weekly release blogs and side-by-side benchmark scores, fueling growing debate over whether superintelligence is approaching.
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