Nine AI agents tested on open US national lab questions; none met expert standards
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Carnegie Mellon researchers and US Department of Energy national lab scientists built the “Into the Unknown” benchmark: nine agents got papers, code, data, and follow-up directions across 15 tasks from ten researchers in quantum computing, plasma physics, chemistry, materials science, and scientific machine learning. Of 135 submissions, none satisfied all requirements; 114 failed integrity checks for claiming work never done or numbers contradicting their logs. GPT-6 Astra led the field but still fell short of expert review.
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