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HLE-MultiChoice (Decision Index)

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Jev 1.13 leads Artificial Analysis' October 15, 2026 snapshot of HLE-MultiChoice (Decision Index) at 20.9. Accuracy on the 513 text-only multiple-choice Humanity's Last Exam questions, each posed as one choice among lettered answers.

Evaluation results published by Artificial Analysis.

Accuracy on HLE-MultiChoice (Decision Index) — October 15, 2026 snapshot

We mirror the published accuracy view for HLE-MultiChoice (Decision Index). The public snapshot contains 13 decision models. Jev 1.13 has the highest published score at 20.9%, but the available coverage and evaluation setups do not establish a market leader. We do not use these results to rank models overall.

13 decision modelsDecision ModelsCurrentDisplay onlyUpdated October 15, 2026 snapshot

Decision models scored by Artificial Analysis (13)
RankModelIndexKnowledge accuracyNon-hallucinationHLE-MultiChoiceWhen2CallWildGuardTestCost per 1M tasksTime per task
1Jev 1.13TypeSafe57.534.635.220.980.793.6$41.53127 ms
2Jev 1.14TypeSafe57.133.837.218.980.893.1$41.5378 ms
3Decider v1.1 27BPerplexity53.139.813.315.476.593.8$16.53170 ms
4d1-ultraLiquid AI65.231.684.515.092.695.4$31.8093 ms
5Celeris-1 DecisionCeleris52.337.80.013.383.793.3$31.5763 ms
6GPT-6 Luna (Decisions)OpenAI48.540.610.111.774.182.8$78.87168 ms
7d1Liquid AI50.341.01.711.577.490.9$30.29299 ms
8ClefCloudflare48.639.04.311.171.090.7$199309 ms
9Microsoft-Decision-1Microsoft53.828.239.810.981.988.2$30.71207 ms
10GLiDEFastino53.936.416.410.583.795.1$119217 ms
11Clef-FlashCloudflare45.832.62.710.364.490.9$31.57298 ms
12Mercury DecideInception52.735.032.010.179.388.0$15.20500 ms
13Clef-OmniCloudflare44.336.01.69.062.187.2$123172 ms

Artificial Analysis runs every evaluation. The index weights AA-Omniscience-Decision accuracy and non-hallucination rate at 12.5% each and HLE-MultiChoice, When2Call and WildGuardTest at 25% each. Values are rounded to one decimal. Cost is the average token-priced cost of one pass through the index tasks, multiplied by one million; time is the median latency per task. The leaderboard also runs language models as structured-output baselines, which are not mirrored here.

How we show the Artificial Analysis Decision Index

Artificial Analysis publishes the Decision Index v1.0 as a live leaderboard of decision models, models that answer a typed question in one call with a probability for each option. Accuracy on the 513 text-only multiple-choice Humanity's Last Exam questions, each posed as one choice among lettered answers.

Artificial Analysis runs every evaluation itself, so these are independent measurements and not provider reports. We mirror its decision-model rows and keep the language-model baselines it runs for comparison on its own page.

Scores are rounded to one decimal; Artificial Analysis charts print integers. The index is a different protocol from Decision Index 0.2.1 and 0.3, so values do not carry across.

The published HLE-MultiChoice (Decision Index) snapshot places Jev 1.13 first at 20.9%. The third row is 5.5 points behind. The broader top-10 range is 10.4 points, so the table still separates the published systems.

13 decision models are shown for HLE-MultiChoice (Decision Index). The benchmark falls in the Decision Models category. We keep external benchmark mirrors separate from the weighted global scoring system, so these results remain source-specific evidence. HLE-MultiChoice (Decision Index) is currently displayed for reference but excluded from the scoring formula, so it does not directly affect overall rankings.

About HLE-MultiChoice (Decision Index)

Year

2026

Format

Accuracy

Difficulty

Expert-level multiple choice

Artificial Analysis runs every evaluation itself and poses each question as one typed decision with a probability for each option. We mirror its decision-model rows, round values to one decimal, and keep the language-model baselines it also runs on its own page. These results are separate from Decision Index 0.2.1, Decision Index 0.3, JevBench, and general model rankings.

Freshness and provenance

Version

Artificial Analysis Decision Index v1.0

Refresh cadence

Published leaderboard snapshots

Staleness state

Current

Question availability

HLE-MultiChoice, When2Call and WildGuardTest use public datasets; AA-Omniscience-Decision questions are private

CurrentDisplay only

BenchLM uses freshness metadata to decide whether a benchmark should still be treated as a strong differentiator, a benchmark to watch, or a display-only reference. For the full scoring policy, see the BenchLM methodology page.

Questions

What does HLE-MultiChoice (Decision Index) measure?

HLE-MultiChoice is one component of the Artificial Analysis Decision Index v1.0, run by Artificial Analysis. It measures accuracy on the 513 text-only multiple-choice Humanity's Last Exam questions, each posed as one choice among lettered answers.

Which model leads the published HLE-MultiChoice (Decision Index) snapshot?

Jev 1.13 currently leads the published HLE-MultiChoice (Decision Index) snapshot with 20.9% accuracy. BenchLM shows this benchmark for display only and does not use it in overall rankings.

How many models are evaluated on HLE-MultiChoice (Decision Index)?

The October 15, 2026 snapshot snapshot contains 13 decision models scored by Artificial Analysis.

Last updated: October 15, 2026 snapshot · mirrored from the public benchmark leaderboard

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