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Today I am announcing META-Bench, the first pure intelligence benchmark for AI. It leverages the hit auto-battler strategy game, TFT. I SWEAR I AM NOT TROLLING let me explain. The industry suffers from labs overfitting and giving us models that score high despite being fundamentally low IQ. Over the years there have been many attempts at benchmarking AI with competitive gaming. I am going to explain the failure points, and why META-Bench is truly the first of its kind. Chess. When picking a game to benchmark with, chess is the obvious first choice. It has clear rules, large player base, and a well defined elo system. The issue with static rule games though is that the best strategies can be figured out ahead of time and baked into the model during the training process. Too easily hacked. Memorizing more strategies is not a proof of intelligence. Dota2/ League. We’ve all heard of OpenAI Five. The issue with benchmarking on a MOBA is that reaction speed is a meaningless metric. We do not need our highly intelligent AI to be able to respond at the speed of top human pro players. And truth be told, we are years away from a LLM that is able to play MOBAs at the highest levels off of vision alone, even though the problem is seemingly solved years ago. What we need is a game that: - Has defined rules but cannot be results hacked during the training process - Large ecosystem of human players - Clear cut results and an elo system - Results that is not reaction time dependent There is only ONE game in the world that meet all the requirements needed for this benchmark. Teamfight Tactics. For those unfamiliar, TFT is a strategy based auto-battler created by Riot Games with ~100 million monthly active players worldwide. It is a highly competitive multiplayer turn based game. It’s as if Chess and League of Legends had a baby that’s born to be an AI benchmark: - There is a new set released every 3 months. - Time limitations in the 10-40 second range rather than the milliseconds required for MOBAs - Skill based enough for esports yet uncertain enough to require reasoning over hard scripts “Can’t labs just train models to be good at TFT?” Nope and the reason why it’s unhackable comes down to how the benchmark itself is set up. Due to the fact that the entire game is changed every 3 months and patched every 2 weeks, any data on a previous TFT set is effectively useless when it comes to raw pattern recognition. Strategy wise, there are core concepts that carries over from set to set. That’s why we have the same players hitting the highest elo every season even though each set is so different. Any efforts at overfitting here can be fully negated if the benchmark harness used for all models has every core strategy built in. You are never going to beat a carefully curated harness layer with strategy training at the model layer. By presenting the models in the harness with the same core strategic concepts, the only difference in outputs will be its ability to reason across the different scenarios of each game. The luck elements of TFT already ensures that no 2 games will be the same in the reasoning required. Run the models against each other enough times and you will have a clear winner. Aka, the world’s first true IQ test for AI. I really, really want to know which AI model would win this. So I am going to build this. Not too sure how I’m going to fund it yet so if you would like to invest HMU. I’m also looking to put together a small team of individuals who are both high elo in TFT and highly experienced with agentic AI. And if you are even remotely curious on the results, like and help share this post 🫡

Friends… we lost Sharpie. It’s been emotionally heavy over here. We all knew from the beginning that this outcome was still a strong possibility, even with all the work I’m doing to try and avoid it, but this news still feels devastating to have to share. Even though intakes like Sharpie are wild animals who are only with me for a few short weeks, the loss of these hydro babies always breaks my heart. I think part of what makes these losses so difficult emotionally is that these babies are often some of the sweetest patients. You wouldn’t normally want to encourage a rehab patient to bond to you, however, these babies don’t process the world quite the same way as a typical fox kit. Their lack of normal fear - which is always part of how a human was able to get their hands on them in the first place - and their inability to really distinguish friend versus foe means they seek out comfort and affection and express excitement in a way that makes it almost impossible not to become attached. Sharpie was arguably our hardest hydro baby loss yet, because he was SO “good”. He was so much more like a “typical” kit than most cases. I really thought he might “be the first one” because of his encouraging mentation and ability to function. His sudden decline was a blow to the chest, to say the least. Some of you may remember the hydrocephalic baby we named Coconut from a few years ago; he wasn’t with us long, as usual, but that loss really stung for my daughter, Ella. I still remember coming home from the vet without him in the carrier and watching her young, knowing eyes instantly fill with tears. Well, Ella has been more involved than ever assisting where she safely can with my wildlife rehab work this year, prompted both by her maturing and showing genuine, personal interest in my work, and also by my fractured foot forcing me to heavily rely on loved ones for help. Her true involvement this year led to Ella really viewing Sharpie as “her intake” in a way. Even though she understood from the beginning that this outcome was still likely - because we haven’t quite “figured it out” yet, & because I’m VERY transparent with my children about the realities of this line of work - it still shattered her heart. So, grieving Sharpie’s loss while simultaneously empathizing with my own blood and mini-me as she experienced her first truly excruciating rehab heartbreak, seeing silent tears fog her glasses when I acknowledged that it was time… that was a very unique kind of pain. Sharpie was playful, curious, and full of personality. He happily ran around carrying toys in his mouth, activated his little “Porsha ears” every time he heard someone approaching, loved cuddling with Apple, and genuinely just seemed happy to exist. He was also able to stay with us a couple weeks longer than most (and again, he was not just “alive” - he appeared comfortable and maintained the ability to perform most normal functions), which was very encouraging. And that’s exactly why I will continue pushing back against the idea that every one of these babies should automatically be euthanized upon intake. Because Sharpie’s life mattered, and I have absolutely no doubt that he ENJOYED life right up until his sudden turn for the worse - which, unfortunately, is a spontaneous reality that can occur with the delicate brains of these babies, especially in these early stages while we’re still fine-tuning medical management and seeing if they may someday become appropriate candidates for surgery. But because of all of you, his story became bigger than just another loss. We were able to officially confirm severe obstructive hydrocephalus via MRI. We gathered advanced imaging while he was still with us, more data, & more firsthand experience managing this condition than we’ve ever had before. We learned from him, documented it all, and even though his loss feels like a smash to the heart, his life ultimately moved this mission another step forward. CAPTION CONTINUED…

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BREAKING: A top Trump counter-terrorism official has just been discovered on a “sugar baby” dating site looking for rich men to pay for her lifestyle! Yes, you read that right. Department of Homeland Security deputy assistant secretary for counterterrorism Julia Varvaro, 29, has been discovered maintaining a profile on a website where young attractive women find older men willing to work out…arrangements with them to fund their lifestyles. The Daily Beast reports that “the profile, which was under the name ‘Alessia,’ said its owner worked for a government agency and offered 'seductive sophistication.’ It used the same photo as Varvaro’s Instagram account and described Alessia as “flirty, fun, and fond of sultry spaces,” as well as ‘drawn to a masculine man who’s attentive, protective, and quietly playful for mutually beneficial experiences.’ The account was exposed by, who else, her disgruntled ex-boyfriend. According to him, they broke up after he refused to spend any more on her after dropping $40,000 on trips to Aruba and Italy. He then snitched to DHS. He also said that she recreationally used marijuana (who cares) and Xanax (yikes!) While we don’t judge what people do in their private lives, one would think that having a senior counter-terrorism official advertise herself on a pay-for-play dating website would be a BIT of a security risk. But that’s just the kind of people that Trump puts into top-level positions. The entire government is for sale, it appears, including some of the officials themselves. She needs to resign IMMEDIATELY.

there was only one period of extreme technological change and automation that wasn’t culturally dominated by waves of Luddism, gloom, doomerism etc and it was the 50s and 60s, the post war baby boom, and its transcendent optimism