Techub News reported that GPT-6 Astra solved 49 out of 50 unpublished theoretical physics calculation problems in the TheoPhysEval benchmark, with accuracy described as comparable to that of top experts. Researchers said some cases that initially appeared to be failures led to a different finding: the experts’ own reference solutions were incorrect. According to The Decoder, the team said physics has not yet seen a breakthrough comparable to what has happened in mathematics because AI agents still lack "taste." Even so, they added that autonomous, top-tier AI research may arrive soon. The report centers on benchmark performance and the researchers’ stated view of where AI research in physics stands now.
GPT-6 Astra solved 49 of 50 unpublished theoretical physics calculation problems in the TheoPhysEval benchmark, according to Techub News. Its accuracy was described as being on par with top experts.
Researchers said that in some cases that seemed to be failures, the experts’ own reference solutions were later found to be wrong.
According to The Decoder, the researchers also said physics has not yet produced a breakthrough similar to the one seen in mathematics because AI agents still lack "taste." They added that autonomous, top-tier AI research may be coming soon.
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