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According to Beating's monitoring, the UK AI Security Institute points out that current mainstream AI agent testing has significant blind spots. Evaluation methods with fixed computing power limits severely underestimate the true capabilities and iteration speed of models. The research team tested the performance of several cutting-edge large-scale models in benchmarks such as cybersecurity, software engineering, and mathematics. The test results show that the performance of an agent is not a fixed score, but rather a curve that continuously increases with test-time compute. In network attack and defense tests, when the computing power budget increased from 2.5 million tokens to 50 million tokens, the upper limit of the complexity of tasks that the most advanced agents could overcome (equivalent to human time) skyrocketed from 2 hours to 14 hours. Many attempts that failed with low computing power could eventually complete the task if given sufficient computing power to allow the agent to explore and correct errors. The new model's utilization efficiency of test-time compute power is significantly higher than that of the old model. Under a sufficient budget, the measured trend of cutting-edge capability evolution (the slope of the fitted curve) is approximately 60% steeper than in low-computing-power tests, demonstrating that traditional assessments severely underestimate the true iteration speed of AI. However, this computing power advantage has its limits; in fields such as healthcare where immediate feedback is lacking, increasing computing power does not necessarily improve the performance of intelligent agents. As inference costs decrease, low-budget assessments may lead decision-makers to underestimate the risks of AI agents in practical applications.
Gate announced the promotion of Edwin Cheung to Executive Director, further strengthening the Group's global strategic development.
ChainCatcher reports that Gate announced today the formal promotion of Edwin Cheung to Executive Director. He will participate in the Group's overall strategic planning and global business development, further promoting Gate's long-term strategy in digital assets and fintech, and supporting the Group's continued expansion in global markets and enhanced overall competitiveness. Previously, Edwin was responsible for Gate's global fiat business strategy, driving institutional partnerships, payment infrastructure construction, and global market expansion, and actively participating in international business, laying a solid foundation for Gate's globalization and long-term strategic development. Edwin holds an MBA in Fintech from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Melbourne. With nearly ten years of experience in the financial industry at HSBC and Standard Chartered Bank, he has accumulated rich experience in institutional business, payment systems, and strategic partnerships. He stated, "I am deeply honored to serve as an Executive Director of Gate. In the future, I will work with the team to promote the implementation of the Group's long-term strategy, continuously improve global business synergy, enhance Gate's competitive advantage in digital assets and fintech, and create greater long-term value for global users." This appointment reflects Gate's continued commitment to globalization, long-term strategy, and organizational development. In the future, Gate will continue to adhere to the development philosophy of innovation-driven growth, steadily advance its global business layout, and continuously improve its product and service capabilities to create a more open, secure, and professional digital asset ecosystem for global users.
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