GPT-6 partially solves NIST assembly board zero-shot for just $3.98
DJiafei · x · 2026-10-15
Inspired by mateoguaman and team, the author had GPT-6 attempt the NIST assembly board task zero-shot with ground-truth state. The model partially solved it — short of SGS's results, but with promising approach and strategy, impressively cheap at $3.98.
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