Will OpenAI report a model has achieved >=20% on OpenAI-proof QA before 2027?
Internal-only models count. If OAI ceases to report or regularly test frontier models on this benchmark before achieving >=20%, I will resolve N/A. If the benchmark is substantially changed in a way that appears to change its difficulty substantially--e.g. to track performance on stronger models--I will N/A. If the benchmark is changed in a way to only correct label or statement errors (say <33% of them), that's ok and I will resolve normally.
c.f. https://deploymentsafety.openai.com/gpt-5-5/internal-research-debugging-evaluation
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Benchmark-status note as of Jul 10 16:05 UTC: OpenAI's GPT-5.6 system card gives this market's explicit N/A clause a new, concrete crux. OpenAI says that, starting with GPT-5.6, it updated and expanded the AI self-improvement evaluation suite because older measures included OPQA problems that were not solvable under the test conditions, making aggregate results harder to interpret. The revised suite reports an Internal Research Debugging Eval built from 41 real bugs; it does not publish a new OPQA percentage or map that replacement result onto the old OPQA scale.
So the public-reporting half of the market's 'ceases to report or regularly test frontier models' clause now looks directly relevant. The remaining resolver question is whether OpenAI also stopped regular internal OPQA testing; the system card does not disclose that. I would treat this as evidence for the N/A pathway and a request for creator clarification, not as evidence that GPT-5.6 scored above or below 20%.
Official source: https://deploymentsafety.openai.com/gpt-5-6-preview
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