@googledevs: See how AI models can help you with multi-day engineering workflows with Android Bench 2.0. The updated benchmark evalu…
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Android Bench 2.0 is an updated AI evaluation framework that assesses models on long-horizon engineering tasks for Android, such as building apps from scratch and migrating codebases, with continuous scoring.
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See how AI models can help you with multi-day engineering workflows with Android Bench 2.0.
The updated benchmark evaluates long-horizon tasks like building apps and features from scratch, migrating cross-platform codebases to Android, and making complex architectural transitions, with continuous completion scoring that shows which tasks models perform well on.
Check out what’s new 👇
Android Developers (@AndroidDev): 📢 Introducing Android Bench 2.0.
We’ve leveled up our AI evaluation framework to handle real-world, multi-day engineering challenges—from building apps from scratch to migrating cross-platform codebases to Android.
Let’s dive into what’s new. 🧵👇🏽
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