A multi-task English NLU benchmark for evaluating models across nine tasks (acceptability, sentiment, paraphrase, similarity, and various NLI setups), with a diagnostic evaluation set and an online leaderboard to compare generalization and transfer learning.
Pretrained uncased English BERT base model for masked language modeling and next-sentence prediction. ~110M parameters, pretrained on BookCorpus and English Wikipedia; commonly fine-tuned for classification, token labeling, and question answering.
Provides a machine-readable collection of 5,426 open and historically significant mathematical problems with LaTeX statements, structured metadata and curated per-problem AI-assisted research notes. Includes difficulty labels, canonical problem sets (Millennium, Hilbert, Erdős) and files optimized for benchmarking math reasoning.
Provides 10 million synchronized egocentric experience episodes with structured 3D/4D multimodal annotations — 2.88B RGB frames, 720M depth frames, 576M pose/mocap frames and ~1PB total. Designed for embodied AI, robotics, and multimodal pretraining; research-only, gated access.
Provides 55 million scene-level video clips (each with captions, language labels, and timestamps) extracted from an 80M-video, 10-million-hour raw pool to support multimodal pre-training across video, audio, and frames. Access is gated for academic/non-commercial research.
Provides fixed-seed benchmark instances (prompts and agent-visible inputs) for ASI-Bench to run reproducible evaluations of LLM agents on scientific tasks. Includes four matched prompt levels (B1–B4) across 60 project-level tasks in 11 domains; excludes reference answers and private scorers; Apache-2.0 licensed.
Generated instance set (seed 31415) for ASI‑Bench: includes four matched prompt variants, agent-visible inputs, reference artifacts, and instance metadata for 60 project-scale scientific research tasks across 11 domains; intended for evaluating autonomous research agents. Licensed Apache‑2.0.
Treats agent self-improvement as natural selection over a population of harnesses (prompts, tools, skills, control flow), evolving a frozen-model agent by selecting harness edits that extend capability without regressing others. Uses a preserve-and-extend contract, lineage archive, and verifier-driven fitness (no gold solutions) to recombine complementary edits and transfer across benchmarks.
Frames LLM routing as a sequential decision process and introduces LLMRouter plus the xRouteBench benchmark to develop, evaluate, and deploy learned routing policies across heterogeneous LLMs, optimizing response quality versus inference cost.
Evaluates whether LLM-driven storyteller agents preserve long-horizon logical consistency under adversarial player interventions. Introduces NCP-Bench (100 movie-derived narrative environments) with structured trajectory/commitments and automatic violation checks; finds strong LLMs often contradict themselves across multi-turn interactions.
Provides a year-scale multimodal benchmark and evaluation framework for on-device long-term memory in personal assistants, built from real mobile user trajectories. Tests memory construction, retrieval, updating, temporal reasoning, and implicit preference inference, and includes a knowledge-grounded synthesis pipeline to form coherent long-horizon trajectories.
Post-training distribution-level objective that augments static Fréchet-distance losses with an adversarially learned representation and a real-feature whitening step to stabilize min–max optimization and avoid trivial feature amplification; targets one-step image generator post-training.