Measuring AI Ability to Complete Long Tasks: The 50% Task-Completion Time Horizon Metric
Автор: AI Unveiled
Загружено: 2026-01-15
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In this video, we dive deep into a groundbreaking research analysis that quantifies AI's ability to handle long-horizon tasks. While traditional benchmarks like MMLU are hitting a ceiling, a new metric is emerging: the 50% Task-Completion Time Horizon.
What you’ll learn in this video:
The 7-Month Doubling Rule: Why AI autonomous capability is doubling every seven months—significantly faster than historical tech trends.
The "Success Cliff": Why AI reliability drops off as tasks get longer, and how frontier models like Claude 3.7 and o1 are pushing that boundary.
The 50% vs. 80% Horizon: Understanding the gap between "experimental" capability and "professional" reliability.
Environmental "Messiness": How real-world complexity impacts AI performance and why "scaffolding" is the secret to long-term autonomy.
Key Research Highlights:
Analysis of 169 software engineering, cybersecurity, and reasoning tasks.
Data from 800+ human baselines to ground AI performance in real-world professional standards.
The link between training compute scaling and the expansion of autonomous horizons.
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