Can artificial intelligence truly master university-level math? In this episode, we explore the groundbreaking research behind UMath and MMATH—two cutting-edge benchmarks designed to push AI to its mathematical limits. From solving complex calculus problems to interpreting graphs and even grading its own work, AI is being put to the ultimate test.We dive into the surprising results: why some smaller, specialized models outperformed larger ones, how Gemini 1.5 Pro stood out, and why being great at solving math doesn’t necessarily make an AI a great judge. Plus, what does this mean for AI’s future beyond math? Could AI soon evaluate legal arguments, medical diagnoses, or even creative works?Join us for a deep dive into the evolving relationship between AI and human reasoning—and the ethical questions that come with it. Tune in now!Read more: https://toloka.ai/math-benchmark
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