Gemini 3.1 Pro posted 77.1%, a leading score on this benchmark that tests genuine problem-solving that models cannot memorise their way through .
Claude Sonnet scored 9.8/10 in a 125-real-task test evaluating quality and human tone, making it the model that feels best to use for general conversation and writing .
The gap between frontier models (GPT-5, Claude Opus 4.x, Gemini 3.x, Grok 4) is now narrow — often just a few percentage points apart . Stanford's 2026 AI Index Report found the performance of the top 15 models is separated by as little as 3 percentage points on each benchmark
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'Accuracy' depends heavily on the task: the best coding model is not the best reasoning model, and the most accurate model on benchmarks may not be the best for your specific workflow. The right choice depends on your primary use case .
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