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Jun 16, 2026 · y OpenAI · Opinion & Analysis · 1 min read As frontier models saturate existing benchmarks, the work of designing harder, more meaningful evaluations becomes the primary mechanism by which the field can track — and anticipate — the pace of AI capability growth.