Before 2026, What will be true of OpenAI's Claimed IMO Gold Performance?
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At least one former IMO medalist will review the model's answers and claim it did not actually achieve Gold
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The model that achieved it was trained with a new reinforcement learning algorithm
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The model that achieved it could earn at least bronze using no more than 100,000 reasoning tokens per question
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It was achieved with the same model OpenAI used to get second place in AtCoder
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The breakthrough is mostly the result of superior test-time scaling methods
34%
I will consider the techniques used to achieve it at least as big of a breakthrough as strawberry
24%
It was achieved by a model that does not use a standard transformer architecture

  • Update 2025-07-21 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): A claim will only be considered valid if the person making it can prove to the creator that they are a former IMO medalist.

  • Update 2025-07-24 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): The creator has specified what constitutes proof of being a former IMO medalist. Acceptable methods include:

    • Self-doxxing to the creator.

    • Posting a confirmation on a personal social media account.

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At least one former IMO medalist will review the model's answers and claim it did not actually achieve Gold
bought Ṁ50 At least one former ... YES

@JaundicedBaboon I claim the model did not actually achieve gold. Resolves yes.

@DottedCalculator Can you prove you're an IMO medalist?

@JaundicedBaboon How can I prove this?

@DottedCalculator Self-doxx or just write something on a personal social

@JaundicedBaboon He is a 3x gold medalist from USA. Go figure.

@Pengu i agree

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