Evals & Safety
A multimodal benchmark of 2,500 expert-written questions across dozens of subjects, including mathematics, the humanities, and the natural sciences.
A multimodal benchmark of 2,500 expert-written questions across dozens of subjects, including mathematics, the humanities, and the natural sciences. It was built because models had passed 90% on older tests like MMLU. Every question has one unambiguous, auto-gradable answer (multiple choice or short answer) that cannot be found with a quick lookup. Labs often report two scores, with and without tool use, so check which one a launch post is quoting.
Primary source: arxiv.org
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It was built because models had passed 90% on older tests like MMLU.
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A multimodal benchmark of 2,500 expert-written questions across dozens of subjects, including mathematics, the humanities, and the natural sciences.
Humanity's Last Exam (HLE) sits in the Evals & Safety part of the AI stack. Understanding it helps you make better decisions when building, debugging, and shipping AI features.
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