GPT-5’s presentation showed off one of the most powerful AI models ever built, but some viewers weren’t impressed with some of the charts the company used in its demonstrations.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Some users have trolled OpenAI for “chart crimes” in its GPT-5 presentation. A graph which came under particular criticism compared the results of OpenAI’s models on the SWE-bench Verified benchmark. While GPT-5 had a score of 74.9 ‘with thinking’, and a score of 52.8 ‘without thinking’ on the benchmark, the graph didn’t quite represent them. The 52.9 figure was shown to be higher than the 69.1 number achieved by o3, possibly in a bid to make GPT-5’s results appear much better than they were. More bizarrely, the bar charts for GPT-4o and o3 were the same height, even though the values were markedly different at 69.1 and 30.8 respectively. This made GPT-5’s progress appear more dramatic over previous models, when in reality it had a much smaller jump compared to the previous ones.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
“Im sorry but what is this graph,” said a user.<\/p>\n\n\n\n