Artificial Analysis updates six capability indices to v2.0
11/04/2026 — 11/04, 10:16·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- Artificial Analysis announced the upgrade of its six capability indices to v2.0, aligning with Intelligence Index v5.0 and placing higher we…
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On November 4, 2026, benchmarking firm Artificial Analysis announced via its X account that it had updated its six Artificial Analysis Capability Indexes to v2.0. According to the announcement, the revision aligns these capability indexes with the evaluations used in the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0 and places greater weight on Non-Hallucination and Agentic Tool Use. The post adds that the Capability Indexes map tasks from O*NET. This is the only available source so far, and it provides no further details beyond the announcement itself; no subsequent developments have been reported.
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Artificial Analysis announced the update of its six Capability Indexes to v2.0, aligning them with the Intelligence Index v5.0 evaluations. The updated indexes place greater emphasis on non-hallucination and agentic tool use.
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