CMU adds guest lecture arguing AI agent benchmarks miss real human work
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Zora Wang's guest lecture "AI Agents for Human Work" in CMU's 11-768 course argues that high leaderboard scores do not show that AI agents can do real human work, according to a post by X user meng shao (@shao__meng).
The lecture cites the Remote Labor Index, which the post says shows real remote work remains difficult for agents, and a finding that mainstream agent benchmarks cover only about 5% of employment. The slides are linked from the post.
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meng shao@shao__mengXCMU AI Agents course adds guest lecture on AI agents for human workAIZora Wang's CMU 11-768 guest lecture, "AI Agents for Human Work," argues that high leaderboard scores do not show agents can do real human work. It cites Remote Labor Index results showing that real remote work remains difficult, and a finding that mainstream agent benchmarks cover only about 5% of employment. The slides are linked from the post.

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