Tufa Labs posts 88.06% on ARC-AGI-2, topping ARC Prize 2026 leaderboard
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Mike Knoop@mikeknoopKnoop says ARC-AGI-2 is much harder than ARC-AGI-1AIMike Knoop says ARC-AGI-2 is far harder than ARC-AGI-1, even amid rapid progress on math. He adds that the final open solutions will be useful artifacts to study, and notes that the Kaggle Grand Prize bonus threshold of 85% has been reached this year, the final year for ARC-AGI-2 on Kaggle.
- Mike Knoop@mikeknoopTufa Labs hits 88.06% on ARC-AGI-2, clearing the Kaggle bonus threshold
AIMike Knoop says the 85% Grand Prize bonus threshold has been reached on Kaggle. The ARC Prize 2026 leaderboard lists Tufa Labs first at 88.06%, followed by Rabbithole at 80.56% and Yi-Chia Chen at 77.22%. Knoop says this will be the final year for ARC-AGI-2 on Kaggle and expects an open-source, low-cost, offline reproducible solution and model.
François Chollet@fcholletARC-AGI-2 scores on Kaggle reach 88.06% under ARC Prize 2026AIFrancois Chollet says ARC-AGI-2 scores on Kaggle are now very good. The ARC Prize 2026 high score is 88.06%, set by Tufa Labs, and teams scoring over 85% share a $150K bonus prize.
ARC Prize@arcprizeARC Prize 2026 ARC-AGI-2 high score reaches 88.06%AITufa Labs posted an 88.06% score on ARC-AGI-2, a new high for the ARC Prize 2026 leaderboard. ARC Prize says a $150K bonus prize, on top of guaranteed prizes, will be split among all teams scoring over 85%.
