Sam Altman: GPT 5.5 an average math professor. 5.6 top one or two percentile. Astra a little bit better. Internal model can do things that the best mathematicians in the world cannot.
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At Dreamforce 2026, Sam Altman compared future AI models, stating GPT 5.5 matches an average math professor, GPT 5.6 is top percentile, and an internal model surpasses the best human mathematicians.
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