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pass@k asks if an agent can solve a task in any of k tries; pass^k asks if it solves it every time. Two agents with the same pass@1 can need opposite fixes, and only pass^k shows which.
METR's finding that AI task-completion time horizons double roughly every seven months is the most-cited capability chart in AI. Here's what the 50%-reliability metric behind it actually measures, and what it quietly leaves out.
Position bias, verbosity bias, and self-preference bias can silently distort agent eval scores. Here is how to design a judge pipeline that resists them, plus why trajectory evaluation catches what outcome scoring misses.
Benchmark leaderboards measure task completion under lab conditions, not the compounding step failures that sink agents in production. Here is the math, and a blueprint for an eval harness that actually predicts reliability.
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