Sarah Sachs(@sarahmsachs):One of our methods for evaluating models is thinking of "Notion's last exam", a variety of outcome based tasks specifically to see how our users would interact with the product. One of the more recent changes we've been seeing is the increase in capabilities across open weight, especially for more recurring knowledge work tasks. We want to make sure that we keep providing you with optionality to help you do your best work together

2026.06.26 22:15

One of our methods for evaluating models is thinking of "Notion's last exam", a variety of outcome based tasks specifically to see how our users would interact with the product. One of the more recent changes we've been seeing is the increase in capabilities across open weight, especially for more recurring knowledge work tasks. We want to make sure that we keep providing you with optionality to help you do your best work together

Notion Developers@NotionDevs

2026.06.26 20:32

Providing frontier capabilities and collaboration is one of our main goals. We have put a lot of effort to make optionality a core piece of our product, rebuilding the harness to reduce latency and increasing performance on outcome oriented tasks. @sarahmsachs explains more in-depth why we are taking this approach at Notion.