Publication

Model summary · Edition 1.1

GPT-6.1 SolHigh

These results come from one run: 10 fixed subjects, 3 rounds each, a 40-question limit, and reasoning setting high. They do not predict results on other subjects or settings.

This page always shows the model’s newest ranked run.

Every question, answer, guess, and source.

Result

Rank
Rank 6of 20 models
Question score
15.23 Lower is better. 95% confidence interval 12.84 to 17.62.
Rounds solved
29 of 30 0 format errors
Guesser cost per round
$0.0376 Model time 1m 20s.
See how GPT-6.1 Sol (high) played. All 30 rounds, with every question, answer, guess, and source.

Observations

What stood out in this run.

Counts and ranks from this run only. A subject rank compares this model’s average on that subject with every other model in this edition. Each item links to its rounds.

Best ranks vs other models

Lowest ranks vs other models

Single rounds

  • Fewest questions in a solved round: 8, on Achilles. round 1
  • Most questions in a solved round: 40, on Door handle. round 1
  • Largest spread between rounds: Door handle, from 19 to 41 questions. round 1, round 2, round 3
  • 6 wrong guesses in 30 rounds, up to 2 in one round on Spider web. round 2

Failed rounds and format errors

  • Not solved: Door handle. Question limit reached after 40 questions; scored as 41. round 2

Subjects

Results by subject.

Failed rounds count as 41 questions. Rank compares this subject's average with the other models in edition 1.1. Select a subject or a round to see the game.

SubjectAverage questionsSubject rankSolvedRounds
Albert Einstein10.006 of 203 of 3
Albert Schweitzer19.335 of 203 of 3
Garfield9.673 of 203 of 3
Achilles8.339 of 203 of 3
Genghis Khan10.004 of 203 of 3
Bike pump20.671 of 203 of 3
Spider web17.677 of 203 of 3
Eyebrow14.337 of 203 of 3
Moon9.005 of 203 of 3
Door handle33.3317 of 202 of 3

Runs

Runs of this model.

Each edition ranks only the newest complete run of a model. Earlier runs are not ranked and their details are not published.