BrowseComp measures an AI agent's core browsing skills[1]. These include reasoning about the factuality of content, persistence and depth in browsing, and creativity in searches to find answers efficiently[1]. The benchmark is designed to evaluate how well models can persistently browse the internet to search for hard-to-find information[1].
It measures the ability to find a single targeted piece of information, is easy to evaluate, and poses a challenge for existing browsing agents[1]. BrowseComp assesses an agent's competence in reasoning about factuality, persistence in navigating the internet, and creativity in searching for information within a reasonable time[1].
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