Primary evidence
- FrontierMath: A benchmark for evaluating advanced mathematical reasoning in AIS1 · Primary research · Benchmark · 2024-11-08
The benchmark was developed with more than sixty mathematicians and emphasized problems requiring hours or days of expert work.
FrontierMath launched with hundreds of original expert-written problems across modern mathematics; leading models initially solved fewer than 2%.
It created a visible bridge between benchmarked model reasoning and the difficulty regime of genuine mathematical research.
Significance rationale: FrontierMath shifted informal mathematical evaluation from contest problems toward expert-authored problems spanning advanced and research mathematics.
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