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Andrew Yao, Yang Zhilin Develop AI Benchmark; Kimi K3 Sets Graph Record

Andrew Yao and Yang Zhilin have developed TCSExam, a benchmark designed to evaluate AI research in theoretical computer science using Lean 4 and program checkers. In a related achievement, Kimi K3 has successfully identified a graph with 124 vertices and a record 630 edges. AI

IMPACT This benchmark could advance AI's capabilities in theoretical computer science, while Kimi K3's graph record demonstrates progress in complex problem-solving.

RANK_REASON The cluster describes the creation of a new benchmark for AI research and a specific record-setting achievement by an AI model. [lever_c_demoted from research: ic=1 ai=1.0]

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Andrew Yao, Yang Zhilin Develop AI Benchmark; Kimi K3 Sets Graph Record

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    Andrew Yao and Yang Zhilin Co-Author TCSExam as Kimi K3 Adds an Edge to a Graph Record

    TCSExam, co-authored by Andrew Yao and Yang Zhilin, checks AI research in theoretical CS with Lean 4 and program checkers. Kimi K3 found a 124-vertex graph with a record 630 edges.