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agi-eval
AGIEval
null
2304.06364
https://arxiv.org/abs/2304.06364
2023-04-13
ai2-arc
ARC
AI2 Reasoning Challenge
1803.05457
https://arxiv.org/abs/1803.05457
2018-03-14
ai2d
AI2D
AI2 Diagrams
1603.07396
https://arxiv.org/abs/1603.07396
2016-03-24
aider-polyglot
Aider Polyglot
null
null
null
null
aime-24
AIME 2024
American Invitational Mathematics Examination 2024
null
null
null
aime-25
AIME 2025
American Invitational Mathematics Examination 2025
null
null
null
aitz
Android In The Zoo
null
2403.02713
https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.02713
2024-03-05
alpaca-eval
AlpacaEval
null
2404.04475
https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.04475
2024-04-06
amc
AMC
American Mathematics Competitions
null
null
null
android-control
Android Control
null
2406.03679
https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.03679
2024-06-06
android-world
Android World
null
2405.14573
https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.14573
2024-05-23
arc-agi-2
ARC-AGI-2
Abstraction and Reasoning Corpus 2
2505.11831
https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.11831
2025-05-17
arc-challenge
ARC-AGI-1
Abstraction and Reasoning Corpus
1911.01547
https://arxiv.org/abs/1911.01547
2019-11-05
arena-hard-auto
Arena-Hard-Auto
null
2406.11939
https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.11939
2024-06-17
asdiv
ASDIV
Academia Sinica Diverse MWP Dataset
2106.15772
https://arxiv.org/abs/2106.15772
2021-06-30
basic-skills
Basic Skills
null
null
null
null
bbh
BigBenchHard
null
2210.09261
https://arxiv.org/abs/2210.09261
2022-10-17
bcb
BigCodeBench
null
2406.15877
https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.15877
2024-06-22
bfcl
BFCL
Berkeley Function-Calling Leaderboard
bfcl
null
null
bfcl-3
BFCL 3
Berkeley Function-Calling Leaderboard V3
bfcl-3
https://gorilla.cs.berkeley.edu/blogs/13_bfcl_v3_multi_turn.html
2024-09-19
bird-sql
Bird-SQL (Dev)
null
2305.03111
https://arxiv.org/abs/2305.03111
2023-05-04
blink
BLINK
null
2404.12390
https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.12390
2024-04-18
browse-comp
BrowseComp
null
2504.12516
https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.12516
2025-04-16
browse-comp-plus
BrowseComp-Plus
null
2508.06600
https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.06600
2025-08-08
browse-comp-zh
BrowseComp-ZH
null
2504.19314
https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.19314
2025-05-01
c-eval
C-Eval
null
2305.08322
https://arxiv.org/abs/2305.08322
2023-05-15
c-math
CMath
null
2306.16636
https://arxiv.org/abs/2306.16636
2023-06-29
c-simple-qa
ChineseSimpleQA
null
2411.07140
https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.07140
2024-11-11
c3
C3
null
2507.22968
https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.22968
2025-07-30
cc-bench
CCBench
null
cc-bench
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41698-025-00916-7
2025-05-03
cc-ocr
CC-OCR
null
2412.02210
https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.02210
2024-12-03
ccpm
CCPM
null
2106.01979
https://arxiv.org/abs/2106.01979
2021-06-03
cfb
ComplexFuncBench
null
2501.10132
https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.10132
2025-01-17
charades-sta
Charades-STA
null
1705.02101
https://arxiv.org/abs/1705.02101
2017-05-05
chart-qa
ChartQA
null
2203.10244
https://arxiv.org/abs/2203.10244
2022-03-19
charvix
CharXiv-Reasoning
null
2406.18521
https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.18521
2024-06-26
chinese-word
Chinese Word
null
2508.02324
https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.02324
2025-08-04
clasi
CLASI
null
2407.21646
https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.21646
2024-07-31
clue-wsc
ClueWSC
null
null
null
null
cm17k
CM17K
null
2107.01431
https://arxiv.org/abs/2107.01431
2021-07-03
cmmlu
CMMLU
null
2306.09212
https://arxiv.org/abs/2306.09212
2023-06-15
cmrc
CMRC
Chinese Machine Reading Comprehension
cmrc
https://aclanthology.org/D19-1600/
2019-11-03
cmteb
Chinese MTEB
Chinese Massive Text Embedding Benchmark
2309.07597
https://arxiv.org/abs/2309.07597
2023-09-14
cnmo
CNMO
China National Mathematical Olympiad
null
null
null
codeforces
Codeforces
null
2501.01257
https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.01257
2025-01-02
collie
COLLIE
null
2307.08689
https://arxiv.org/abs/2307.08689
2023-07-17
coqa
ConversationalQA
null
1808.07042
https://arxiv.org/abs/1808.07042
2018-08-21
count-bench
CountBench
null
2302.12066
https://arxiv.org/abs/2302.12066
2023-02-23
covost2
CoVoST2 (21 lang)
null
2002.01320
https://arxiv.org/abs/2002.01320
2020-02-04
creative-writing
Creative Writing
null
creative-writing
https://github.com/EQ-bench/creative-writing-bench
2025-03-28
crux-eval
CRUXEval
null
2401.03065
https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.03065
2024-01-05
cs-qa
CommonsenseQA
null
1811.00937
https://arxiv.org/abs/1811.00937
2018-11-02
cv-15
Common Voice 15
null
1912.06670
https://arxiv.org/abs/1912.06670
2019-12-13
cv-bench
CVBench
Cross Video Bench
2508.19542
https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.19542
2025-08-27
deepmind-math
Deepmind Math
null
1904.01557
https://arxiv.org/abs/1904.01557
2019-04-02
deepseek-leetcode
DeepSeek Leetcode
null
deepseek-leetcode
https://github.com/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-Coder/commits/main/Evaluation/LeetCode
2024-01-26
doc-vqa
DocVQA
Document Visual Question Answering
2007.00398
https://arxiv.org/abs/2007.00398
2020-07-01
dpg
DPG Bench
Dense Prompt Graph Benchmark
2403.05135
https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.05135
2024-03-08
drop
DROP
Discrete Reasoning Over Paragraphs
1903.00161
https://arxiv.org/abs/1903.00161
2019-03-01
ds-1000
DS-1000
null
2211.11501
https://arxiv.org/abs/2211.11501
2022-11-18
ego-schema
EgoSchema
null
2308.09126
https://arxiv.org/abs/2308.09126
2023-08-17
eq-bench
EQ-Bench
null
2312.06281
null
null
erqa
ERQA
null
2503.20020
https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.20020
2025-03-25
eval-plus
EvalPlus
null
2305.01210
https://arxiv.org/abs/2305.01210
2023-05-02
fact-score
FActScore
null
2305.14251
https://arxiv.org/abs/2305.14251
2023-05-23
facts
FACTS Grounding
null
2501.03200
https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.03200
2025-01-06
finance-agent
Finance Agent
null
2508.00828
https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.00828
2025-05-20
fleurs
FLEURS
null
2205.12446
https://arxiv.org/abs/2205.12446
2022-05-25
follow-ir
FollowIR
null
2403.15246
https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.15246
2024-03-22
frames
FRAMES
Factuality, Retrieval, And reasoning MEasurement Set
2409.12941
https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.12941
2024-09-19
frontier-math
FrontierMath
null
2411.04872
https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.04872
2024-11-07
full-stack-bench
FullStackBench
null
2412.00535
https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.00535
2024-11-30
gdp-val
GDPval
null
2510.04374
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.04374
2025-10-05
gedit-bench
GEdit Bench
null
2504.17761
https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.17761
2025-04-24
gen-eval
GenEval
null
2310.11513
https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.11513
2023-10-17
global-mmlu
Global MMLU (Lite)
null
2412.03304
https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.03304
2024-12-04
global-piqa
Global PIQA
null
2510.24081
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.24081
2025-10-28
gpqa-diamond
GPQA Diamond
Graduate-Level Google-Proof Q&A Benchmark Diamond
2311.12022
https://arxiv.org/abs/2311.12022
2023-11-20
gpqa-main
GPQA Main
Graduate-Level Google-Proof Q&A Benchmark Main
2311.12022
https://arxiv.org/abs/2311.12022
2023-11-20
gpqa-science
GPQA Science
Graduate-Level Google-Proof Q&A Benchmark Science
2311.12022
https://arxiv.org/abs/2311.12022
2023-11-20
graph-walks
GraphWalks
null
graph-walks
https://openai.com/index/gpt-4-1/
2025-04-14
gsm-symbolic
GSM Symbolic
null
2410.05229
https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.05229
2024-10-07
gsm8k
GSM8k
null
2110.14168
https://arxiv.org/abs/2110.14168
2021-10-27
gso
GSO
null
2505.23671
https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.23671
2025-05-29
gtzan
GTZAN
null
null
null
null
hallusion-bench
HallusionBench
null
2310.14566
https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.14566
2023-10-23
health-bench-hard
HealthBench Hard
null
2505.08775
https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.08775
2025-05-13
heatlh-bench
HealthBench
null
2505.08775
https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.08775
2025-05-13
hellaswag
HellaSwag
null
1905.07830
https://arxiv.org/abs/1905.07830
2019-05-19
hidden-math
HiddenMath
null
null
null
null
hle
Humanity's Last Exam
null
2501.14249
https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.14249
2025-01-24
hmmt
HMMT 2025
null
null
null
null
hr-bench
HR-Bench
null
2408.15556
https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.15556
2024-08-28
human-eval
HumanEval
null
2107.03374
https://arxiv.org/abs/2107.03374
2021-07-07
human-eval-plus
HumanEval+
null
2305.01210
https://arxiv.org/abs/2305.01210
2023-05-02
if-bench
IF Bench
null
2507.02833
https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.02833
2025-07-03
if-eval
IF Eval
null
2311.07911
https://arxiv.org/abs/2311.07911
2023-11-14
img-edit
ImgEdit
null
2505.20275
https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.20275
2025-05-26
imo-answer-bench
IMOAnswerBench
null
2511.01846
https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.01846
2025-11-03
include
INCLUDE
null
2411.19799
https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.19799
2024-11-29
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Benchmarking-Cultures-25 Dataset

This dataset accompanies the Unsteady Metrics and Benchmarking Cultures of AI Model Builders paper submitted to FAccT 2026 by Stefan Baack, Christo Buschek and Maty Bohacek.

The dataset contains the following parts:

  • core: The curated Benchmarking-Cultures-25 dataset.
  • derived: Datasets that were derived from the core dataset and informed the FAccT submission.
  • figures: Figures generated from derived data and used in the paper.
  • docs: Data dictionaries describing the core data files.
  • code: Scripts used for the automated parts of the data curation.

Additionally, an interactive UI is available at https://bench-cultures.net, where the data can introspected.

Data curation

The data was collected with the following process. All steps were done manually unless otherwise noted.

  1. Based on the scope of our study, we included 11 model publishers (see Section 3 of the paper for selection methodology). Each entity was manually profiled through desk research to determine geographic headquarters, primary domain, and institutional affiliation.
  2. We monitored official corporate blogs, technical reports, and primary dissemination channels (Hacker News) to identify new model releases. A benchmark was recorded as "explicitly highlighted" only if it met a strict evidence threshold: it must be cited by name with associated performance metrics presented in a primary table or figure.
  3. New benchmarks were integrated into a master table. For existing benchmarks, we recorded incremental highlights.
  4. For every identified benchmark, we isolated and recorded the authoritative primary source (typically, a peer-reviewed paper or arXiv pre-print). We explicitly noted cases where benchmarks (e.g., specific math competitions) lacked traditional academic release papers to maintain data transparency.
  5. We fetched the list of authors from the ArXiv API for every paper that was found on ArXiv using an automated script, which is included in this repository. We extracted the list of all authors for every benchmark from these API responses. For the papers that were not published on ArXiv we manually extracted the authors from their respective papers and added them to the list as well.
  6. To focus our analysis on those driving the research agenda and benchmark production, we isolated core contributors, manually excluding broad-scale technical staff or distal advisors where such distinctions were explicitly noted in the source acknowledgments.
  7. For every author we extracted the affiliation as stated in the paper and associated the institution with a country, a domain and one of five sectors based on desk research. This step was skipped if no clear affiliation could be determined on the paper alone.
  8. In a final qualitative pass, we conducted a close reading of the authoritative papers to develop an inductive taxonomy of competencies. Benchmarks were mapped to one or more categories based strictly on the claims of the original authors regarding what the metric is intended to evaluate.

Quality Assurance

To ensure the computational integrity of all rankings, statistics, and visualizations, we implemented a blind cross-verification protocol. Independent team members were tasked with reimplementing the data transformation/analysis scripts using only the data in the core folder.

This replication process ensures that the artifacts in the derived folder are fully reproducible and free from errors. A final parity audit is underway to ensure a complete alignment between the internal and public release version.

core data files

models.csv

The list of all model releases captured in 2025.

  • model_id: Unique identifier for the model (slug).
  • model_name: The display name of the model.
  • model_family: The name of the model family, e.g. Gemini or DeepSeek
  • model_version: The version of the model, e.g. 2.5 or V3.1.
  • model_variant: The variant of the model, e.g. Flash or Terminus.
  • model_subvariant: A subvariant of the model, e.g Lite.
  • model_is_base: A flag indicating if the model is a base model.
  • model_total_parameters: The number of total parameters of the model.
  • model_active_parameters: The number of active parameters of the model.
  • model_href: URL to the model's press release or blog post.
  • model_published_at: The date the model was released.
  • model_access: The access level of the model. Options: Closed, Open-Weight or Open-Source.
  • model_has_highlight: A flag indicating if the model has any benchmark highlights in it's release announcement.
  • organization_name: The name of the organization releasing this model.
  • organization_sector: The sector of the organization. Options: Industry, Academia or Non-Profit.
  • organization_country: The country of origin of this organization.
  • organization_domain: The domain of influence this organization belongs to. Options: China or West.

benchmarks.csv

The list of all benchmarks that were highlighted in the model's press release or blog post (model_href).

  • benchmark_id: Unique identifier for the benchmark (slug).
  • benchmark_name: The display name of the benchmark.
  • paper_id: Unique identifier for the paper announcing the benchmark (ArXiv ID or custom slug).
  • paper_href: URL to the paper announcing the benchmark.
  • paper_published_at: The date the paper was published. This was taken as the benchmark release date (version 1 if more than one was provided).

highlights.csv

A join table connecting models and highlighted benchmarks.

  • benchmark_id: Unique identifier for the benchmark (slug).
  • model_id: Unique identifier for the model (slug).
  • prescribed_competency: The competency that model builders prescribe to this benchmark for that model release. This field remains empty if the model builder didn't assign a competency but highlighted the benchmark anyway.
  • prescribed_category: A generalized categorization of the prescribe_competency.

affiliations.csv

Connect benchmark releases (papers) with their authors and associate them with their institutional affiliations at the time of the paper release. In cases where a distinction was made between author/core-contributor and another role, only the former were included.

  • paper_id: Unique identifier for the release paper (ArXiv ID or custom slug).
  • author_name: The name of an author for this paper.
  • organization_name: The name of the organization affiliated with the author.
  • organization_sector: The sector of the organization. Options: Industry, Academia or Non-Profit.
  • organization_country: The country of origin of this organization.
  • organization_domain: The domain of influence this organization belongs to. Options: China or West.

categories.csv

The taxonomy of benchmark competencies developed by the authors, i.e. a list of categories (competencies) that the authors assigned to benchmarks.

  • benchmark_category: Granular functional classification. Options: Audio-visual pattern recognition, Audio-visual understanding, Base model capabilities, Coding, Commonsense, Embodied spatial understanding, Factuality, Generic, Health, Instruction following, Instruction retention, Long-context, Math, Multilingual performance, Multimodal generation, Reasoning and knowledge, Rule adherence, Semantic search, Strategic planning, Tool orchestration, Translation or Writing style.
  • benchmark_meta_category: High-level classification of the benchmark. Options: Agentic task execution, Foundational capabilities, General knowledge application, Information retrieval, Multilingual capabilities, Multimodal processing, Preference-Alignment or Specialized knowledge application.
  • benchmark_category_definition: A description of the meaning for the category.

categorizations.csv

The assigned category for every benchmark. Some benchmarks have more than one category assigned.

  • benchmark_id: Unique identifier for the benchmark (slug).
  • benchmark_category: Granular functional classification. Options: Audio-visual pattern recognition, Audio-visual understanding, Base model capabilities, Coding, Commonsense, Embodied spatial understanding, Factuality, Generic, Health, Instruction following, Instruction retention, Long-context, Math, Multilingual performance, Multimodal generation, Reasoning and knowledge, Rule adherence, Semantic search, Strategic planning, Tool orchestration, Translation or Writing style.

knowledge-subjects.csv

A breakdown of the subjects covered in the top 15 benchmarks assigned to "Reasoning and knowledge" (GPQA Diamond, Humanity's Last Exam, MMLU, MMLU-Pro and MMMU).

  • benchmark_id: Unique identifier for the benchmark (slug).
  • subject: The subject as it was named in the benchmark data set.
  • field: A mapping of the subject to a field. Options: Art & Design, Business, Health & Medicine, Humanities & Social Sciences, Law, Science, Tech & Engineering or nil.
  • science_discipline: A mapping of the science field to a concrete discipline.
  • n: The number of questions related to this subject in the benchmark.
  • p: The percentage of questions related to this subject in the benchmark.

derived data files

affiliations-benchmark-creators-multiple.csv

Table 2. Distribution of Multiple Affiliations of Benchmark Creators. Shows the distribution of combinations of the different affiliations for benchmark creators, that have more than one affiliation.

  • combination: The collapsed combination of benchmark creator affiliation.
  • n: The number of benchmark creators for this combination.
  • p: The percentage of benchmark creators for this combination.

affiliations-benchmark-creators.csv

Table 1. Affiliation of Benchmark Creators. Creators’ affiliations are categorized into organization categories. A breakdown is provided for benchmarks published in 2025 and all benchmarks present in the dataset (labeled as "Overall").

  • organization_sector: The sector of the organization. Options: Industry, Academia, Non-Profit, Government, Independent or nil.
  • n_overall: The number of benchmark authors overall affiliated with this sector.
  • p_overall: The percentage of benchmark authors overall affiliated with this sector.
  • n_overall_2025: The number of authors of benchmarks released in 2025 overall affiliated with this sector.
  • p_overall_2025: The percentage of authors of benchmarks released in 2025 overall affiliated with this sector.
  • n_west: The number of benchmark authors from the West affiliated with this sector.
  • p_west: The percentage of benchmark authors from the West affiliated with this sector.
  • n_west_2025: The number of authors from the West of benchmarks released in 2025 affiliated with this sector.
  • p_west_2025: The percentage of authors from the West of benchmarks released in 2025 affiliated with this sector.
  • n_china: The number of benchmark authors from China affiliated with this sector.
  • p_china: The percentage of benchmark authors from China affiliated with this sector.
  • n_china_2025: The number of authors from China of benchmarks released in 2025 affiliated with this sector.
  • p_china_2025: The percentage of authors from China of benchmarks released in 2025 affiliated with this sector.

affiliations-benchmark-wide.csv

Breakdown of the author affiliations for every benchmark. Same data as in affiliations-benchmark.csv but as a wide table with each sector as it's own column.

  • benchmark_id: Unique identifier for the benchmark (slug).
  • benchmark_name: The display name of the benchmark.
  • benchmark_published_at: The date the benchmark was published. This is based on the release date of the associated paper.
  • p_industry: The percentage of all authors affiliated with industry for benchmark_id. p_non-profit
  • p_academia: The percentage of all authors affiliated with academia for benchmark_id.
  • p_independent: The percentage of all independent authors for benchmark_id.
  • p_government: The percentage of all authors affiliated with a government for benchmark_id.
  • p_na: The percentage of all authors for benchmark_id where no affiliation could be determined.

affiliations-benchmark.csv

Breakdown of the author affiliations for every benchmark.

  • benchmark_id: Unique identifier for the benchmark (slug).
  • benchmark_name: The display name of the benchmark.
  • benchmark_published_at: The date the benchmark was published. This is based on the release date of the associated paper.
  • organization_sector: The sector of the organization. Options: Industry, Academia or Non-Profit.
  • n: The number of benchmark authors affiliated with benchmark_id and organization_sector.
  • p: The percentage of benchmark authors affiliated with benchmark_id and organization_sector.

benchmark-adoption.csv

Table 6: Distribution of Benchmark Adoption. The percentage of model builders and models that highlight a benchmark X number of times.

  • highlights: The number of times a benchmark was highlighted.
  • n_publishers: The number of model builders highlighting a benchmark X number of times.
  • p_publishers: The percentage of model builders highlighting a benchmark X number of times.
  • n_publishers_china: The number of model builders in China highlighting a benchmark X number of times.
  • p_publishers_china: The percentage of model builders in China highlighting a benchmark X number of times.
  • n_publishers_west: The number of model builders in the West highlighting a benchmark X number of times.
  • p_publishers_west: The percentage of model builders in the West highlighting a benchmark X number of times.
  • n_models: The number of models highlighting a benchmark X number of times.
  • p_models: The percentage of models highlighting a benchmark X number of times.
  • n_models_closed: The number of closed models highlighting a benchmark X number of times.
  • p_models_closed: The percentage of closed models highlighting a benchmark X number of times.
  • n_models_open-source: The number of open source models highlighting a benchmark X number of times.
  • p_models_open-source: The percentage of open source models highlighting a benchmark X number of times.
  • n_models_open-weight: The number of open weight models highlighting a benchmark X number of times.
  • p_models_open-weight: The percentage of open weight models highlighting a benchmark X number of times.

benchmark-creators.csv

RQ1: Counts of the total number of benchmark authors compared to the number of authors with multiple affiliations.

  • n_benchmark_creators: The number of all benchmark creators.
  • n_benchmark_creators_multiple: The number of all benchmark creators with multiple affiliations.
  • p_benchmark_creators_multiple: The percentage of all benchmark creators with multiple affiliations.

benchmark-released-by-year.csv

RQ4: Publication year of benchmarks highlighted in 2025.

  • year: The year of the release.
  • n: The number of benchmarks released in that year.
  • p: The percentage of benchmarks released in that year.

evaluated-competencies-by-year.csv

*Table 5 and Table 19: Yearly Benchmark Releases by Selected Tested Competencies.

  • benchmark_meta_category: High-level classification of the benchmark. Options: Agentic task execution, Formalized comprehension & reasoning, Information retrieval, Multilingual capabilities, Multimodal processing, Preference-Alignment, Self-contained foundational capabilities, Unstructured comprehension & reasoning.
  • benchmark_category: Granular functional classification. Options: Audio-visual pattern recognition, Audio-visual understanding, Coding, Commonsense, Embodied spatial understanding, Factuality, Foundational skills, Generic, Health, Instruction following, Instruction retention, Long-context, Math, Multilingual performance, Multimodal generation, Reasoning and knowledge, Rule adherence, Semantic search, Strategic planning, Tool orchestration, Translation or Writing style.
  • n_2014: The number of benchmarks with the assigned competency for 2014.
  • n_2015: The number of benchmarks with the assigned competency for 2015.
  • n_2016: The number of benchmarks with the assigned competency for 2016.
  • n_2017: The number of benchmarks with the assigned competency for 2017.
  • n_2018: The number of benchmarks with the assigned competency for 2018.
  • n_2019: The number of benchmarks with the assigned competency for 2019.
  • n_2020: The number of benchmarks with the assigned competency for 2020.
  • n_2021: The number of benchmarks with the assigned competency for 2021.
  • n_2022: The number of benchmarks with the assigned competency for 2022.
  • n_2023: The number of benchmarks with the assigned competency for 2023.
  • n_2024: The number of benchmarks with the assigned competency for 2024.
  • n_2025: The number of benchmarks with the assigned competency for 2025.
  • n_NA: The number of benchmarks with the assigned competency where the publication year is unknown.
  • p_2014: The percentage of benchmarks with the assigned competency for 2014.
  • p_2015: The percentage of benchmarks with the assigned competency for 2015.
  • p_2016: The percentage of benchmarks with the assigned competency for 2016.
  • p_2017: The percentage of benchmarks with the assigned competency for 2017.
  • p_2018: The percentage of benchmarks with the assigned competency for 2018.
  • p_2019: The percentage of benchmarks with the assigned competency for 2019.
  • p_2020: The percentage of benchmarks with the assigned competency for 2020.
  • p_2021: The percentage of benchmarks with the assigned competency for 2021.
  • p_2022: The percentage of benchmarks with the assigned competency for 2022.
  • p_2023: The percentage of benchmarks with the assigned competency for 2023.
  • p_2024: The percentage of benchmarks with the assigned competency for 2024.
  • p_2025: The percentage of benchmarks with the assigned competency for 2025.
  • p_NA: The percentage of benchmarks with the assigned competency where the publication year is unknown.

evaluated-competencies.csv

Table 3. Distribution of Evaluated Competencies in the Top 15 Most Popular Benchmarks.

  • benchmark_category: Granular functional classification. Options: Audio-visual pattern recognition, Audio-visual understanding, Coding, Commonsense, Embodied spatial understanding, Factuality, Foundational skills, Generic, Health, Instruction following, Instruction retention, Long-context, Math, Multilingual performance, Multimodal generation, Reasoning and knowledge, Rule adherence, Semantic search, Strategic planning, Tool orchestration, Translation or Writing style.
  • benchmarks: The list of benchmarks for this category, separated by a comma. All benchmarks in the "Reasoning and knowledge" category are also used to evaluate "Math" competency. Hence, they are listed twice.
  • n: The number of benchmark competencies for this category.
  • p: The percentage of benchmark competencies for this category.

evaluated-meta-categories.csv

Distribution of Evaluated Meta Categories in the Top 15 Most Popular Benchmarks.

  • benchmark_meta_category: High-level classification of the benchmark. Options: Agentic task execution, Formalized comprehension & reasoning, Information retrieval, Multilingual capabilities, Multimodal processing, Preference-Alignment, Self-contained foundational capabilities, Unstructured comprehension & reasoning.
  • benchmarks: The list of benchmarks for this category, separated by a comma. All benchmarks in the "Reasoning and knowledge" category are also used to evaluate "Math" competency. Hence, they are listed twice.
  • n: The number of benchmark competencies for this category.
  • p: The percentage of benchmark competencies for this category.

highlights-2025.csv

Figure 2: Highlights of benchmarks released in 2025.

  • benchmark_id: Unique identifier for the benchmark (slug).
  • model_id: Unique identifier for the model (slug).
  • paper_published_at: The date the paper was published. This was taken as the benchmark release date (version 1 if more than one was provided).
  • model_published_at: The date the model was released.

highlighted-competencies-by-month.csv

Figure 3: Highlights of selected competencies by model builders.

  • month: The model publication date rounded to the nearest rounded month for this highlight.
  • benchmark_category: Granular functional classification. Options: Audio-visual pattern recognition, Audio-visual understanding, Coding, Commonsense, Embodied spatial understanding, Factuality, Foundational skills, Generic, Health, Instruction following, Instruction retention, Long-context, Math, Multilingual performance, Multimodal generation, Reasoning and knowledge, Rule adherence, Semantic search, Strategic planning, Tool orchestration, Translation or Writing style.
  • benchmark_meta_category: High-level classification of the benchmark. Options: Agentic task execution, Formalized comprehension & reasoning, Information retrieval, Multilingual capabilities, Multimodal processing, Preference-Alignment, Self-contained foundational capabilities, Unstructured comprehension & reasoning.
  • n: The number of highlights in this month for this benchmark_category.

prescribed-competencies-coding.csv

Figure 1: Prescribed competencies by model publishers within "Coding" benchmarks.

  • benchmark_id: Unique identifier for the benchmark (slug).
  • model_id: Unique identifier for the model (slug).
  • prescribed_category: A generalized categorization of the competency prescribed by model builders.

prescribed-competencies-lcb.csv

RQ2: Prescribed competencies by model publishes for the LiveCodeBench benchmark.

  • prescribed_category: A generalized categorization of the competency prescribed by model builders.
  • n: The number of model releases highlighting this prescribed competency.
  • p: The percentage of model releases highlighting this prescribed competency.

prescribed-competencies-reasoning-knowledge.csv

Figure 4: Prescribed competencies by model publishers within top 15 "Reasoning and knowledge" benchmarks.

  • benchmark_id: Unique identifier for the benchmark (slug).
  • model_id: Unique identifier for the model (slug).
  • prescribed_category: A generalized categorization of the competency prescribed by model builders.

rankings.csv and rankings-top-15.csv

Table 4: The ranking and geometric mean scores for every benchmark. The rank, score, n_publisher and n_models fields repeat for every domain or access type of models using this benchmark.

  • benchmark_id: Unique identifier for the benchmark (slug).
  • rank: A rank describing how influential the benchmark is in the field. A lower number means higher influence. Overall rank of this benchmark based on the score.
  • n_publishers: The number of publishers using this benchmark in at least one model release.
  • p_publishers: The percentage of publishers using this benchmark in at least one model release.
  • n_models: The number of models highlighting a benchmark.
  • p_models: The percentage of models highlighting a benchmark.
  • n_publishers_china: The number of publishers in China using this benchmark in at least one model release.
  • p_publishers_china: The percentage of publishers in China using this benchmark in at least one model release.
  • n_publishers_west: The number of publishers using this benchmark in at least one model release.
  • p_publishers_west: The percentage of publishers in China using this benchmark in at least one model release.
  • n_models_closed: The number of closed models highlighting a benchmark.
  • p_models_closed: The percentage of closed models highlighting a benchmark.
  • n_models_open_weight: The number of open weight models highlighting a benchmark.
  • p_models_open_weight: The percentage of open weight models highlighting a benchmark.
  • n_models_open_source: The number of open source models highlighting a benchmark.
  • p_models_open_source: The percentage of open source models highlighting a benchmark.
  • rank_china: A rank describing how influential the benchmark is in the field for publishers in China. A lower number means higher influence.
  • rank_west: A rank describing how influential the benchmark is in the field for publishers in China. A lower number means higher influence.
  • rank_closed: A rank describing how influential the benchmark is in the field for closed models. A lower number means higher influence.
  • rank_open_weight: A rank describing how influential the benchmark is in the field for open weight models. A lower number means higher influence.
  • rank_open_source: A rank describing how influential the benchmark is in the field for open weight models. A lower number means higher influence.
  • score: The score calculated as the geometric mean of the number of publishers and number of models. A higher score represents a higher influence.
  • score_closed: The score calculated as the geometric mean of the number of publishers and number of closed models. A higher score represents a higher influence.
  • score_open_weight: The score calculated as the geometric mean of the number of publishers and number of open weight models. A higher score represents a higher influence.
  • score_open_source: The score calculated as the geometric mean of the number of publishers and number of open source models. A higher score represents a higher influence.
  • score_west: The score calculated as the geometric mean of the number of publishers in the West and number of models. A higher score represents a higher influence.
  • score_china: The score calculated as the geometric mean of the number of publishers in China and number of models. A higher score represents a higher influence.

reasoning-knowledge-unique-models.csv

Unique models highlighting at least one of the "Reasoning and knowledge" benchmarks in the Top 15 most popular benchmarks.

  • n: The number of unique models highlighting one the "Reasoning and knowledge" benchmarks.
  • p: The percentage of unique models highlighting one the "Reasoning and knowledge" benchmarks.

science-subjects-covered.csv

Table 9: Breakdown of science questions by discipline in top 15 "Reasoning and knowledge" benchmarks: Table 9

  • science_discipline: The discipline a science question belongs to. Options: Biology, Chemistry, Geography, Math and Physics.
  • n: The number of questions in this discipline.
  • p: The percentage of questions in this discipline.

subjects-covered.csv

Table 8: Distribution of subjects covered in top 15 "Reasoning and knowledge" benchmarks.

  • field: The fields a question is categorized in. Options: Art & Design, Business, Health & Medicine, Humanities & Social Sciences, Law, Science and Tech & Engineering.
  • n: The number of questions in this field.
  • p: The percentage of questions in this field.

figures graphs

  • prescribed-competencies-coding.png Figure 1: Count of Prescribed Competencies by Model Builders for The Top 5 "Coding" Benchmarks.
  • highlights-2025.png Figure 2: Cumulative adoption of benchmarks released in 2025.
  • highlighted-competencies-by-month.png Figure 3: Selected competencies highlighted by model releases in 2025.
  • prescribed-competencies-reasoning-knowledge.png Figure 4: Count of Prescribed Competencies by Model Builders for The Top 5 "Reasoning and knowledge" Benchmarks.
  • highlighted-competencies-by-month-facets.png Figure 5: All competencies highlighted by model releases in 2025.

code scripts

The three scripts were used to automatically fetch and extract paper metadata and author information from ArXiv. They are meant to be run sequentially and are designed to fit into our larger data collection/annotation process.

get-arxiv-paper-metadata.sh

Given a list of ArXiv paper IDs (inputs/benchmarks/raw/arxiv-ids.txt), fetch the metadata for every id and store the XML API response in a file. The output path is currently hardcoded to inputs/benchmarks/raw/arxiv-metadata.

bash get-arxiv-paper-metadata.sh

arxiv-metadata.R

Read the list of XML files that were fetched from the ArXiv API and extract the metadata into a CSV file. The CSV contains the id, the link to the paper on ArXiv, the timestamp when the it was published, the timestamp when it was last updated and the number of versions for this paper.

Rscript code/arxiv-metadata.R -i inputs/benchmarks/raw/arxiv-metadata -o inputs/benchmarks/raw/papers.csv

arxiv-metadata-by-authors.R

Extract the names of authors for every paper. This script was designed to run incrementally, so it merges the extracted information with data that was already manually annotated (e.g. institutional affiliation).

Rscript code/arxiv-metadata-by-authors.R -i inputs/benchmarks/raw/arxiv-metadata -o inputs/benchmarks/raw/authors.csv

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