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OpenAI finds roughly 30 percent of popular AI coding test is broken

OpenAI reviewed SWE-Bench Pro, a widely used test for measuring AI models' programming skills, and found roughly 30 percent of its tasks are broken. The company is pulling its earlier endorsement of the benchmark. The article OpenAI finds roughly 30 percent of popular AI coding test is broken appeared first on The Decoder.

OpenAI finds roughly 30 percent of popular AI coding test is broken
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Published July 9, 2026 · Category: AI Briefing

Overview

OpenAI reviewed SWE-Bench Pro, a widely used test for measuring AI models' programming skills, and found roughly 30 percent of its tasks are broken. The company is pulling its earlier endorsement of the benchmark.

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The article OpenAI finds roughly 30 percent of popular AI coding test is broken appeared first on The Decoder.

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Originally published at the-decoder.com.

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