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The best AI passes 37% of real engineering tasks. Most people would pass none

Xplore released RWE-bench today, 20 mechanical, electrical and aerospace tasks written by engineers who do this for a living. One is a diesel crankshaft that has to survive 2,400 rpm, one is routing a DDR3 memory bus on a real FPGA board, and one is CFD on a turbine vane. No model grades the result…

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  1. 2026-10-28 00:01 · r/singularity
    The best AI passes 37% of real engineering tasks. Most people would pass none

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