#abstractreasoning — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #abstractreasoning, aggregated by home.social.
-
CW: Solution
The correct answer: E
Rule 1️⃣ : The black circle moves one place clockwise in each turn along the vertices of the octagon.
Rule 2️⃣ : The black triangle moves 3 places anticlock-wise in each turn along the vertices of the octagon.
Rule 3️⃣ : Every time the black circle and the black triangle overlap, a black ring is added inside the grey octagon.
-
Look at the first line of images.
Which one among A, B, C, D, E is the next in sequence?
-
CW: Solution
Correct answer: D
Rule 1: The vertical lines shift one place to the right each time. The right-most line reappears on the left.
Rule 2: The four shapes inside the rectangles and the circle rotate one place clockwise in each step.
[I selected the correct answer through a partial reasoning. I didn't guess rule 2 but I spotted from the sequence that the shape in the circle should be a ⭐ (C, D, E) and that the sticks should be low, high, medium (D)]
-
Look at the first line of images.
Which one among A, B, C, D, E is the next in sequence?
-
CW: Solution
Correct answer: D
Rule 1: The bottom-left half of the background is always black. The other half is randomly white or grey.
Rule 2: The double-line arrow (with the big arrow-head) spins anticlockwise, one place at a time.
Rule 3: The single-line arrow spins clockwise, two places at a time.
#EPSOPrep
#EPSO
#AbstractReasoning
#EUrope[Source: The Ultimate Test Book Administrators 2025, Andràs Baneth]
-
Look at the first line of images.
Which one among A, B, C, D, E is the next in sequence?
-
"Yesterday OpenAI announced some very impressive results from their not-yet-released o3 model. According to the announcement, o3 has made enormous progress over its predecessors on several “reasoning” benchmarks, in particular, two quite difficult ones: Frontier Math, a benchmark containing hundreds of unpublished math problems that are known to be hard even for human math whizzes, and the Abstraction and Reasoning Corpus (ARC), a collection of concept-induction tasks which I’ve written about here, here, and here.
In this post I’ll discuss the o3 results on ARC. If you’re interested in AI and active on social media, you’ve likely already heard about these results, but I’ll try to add more context and my own thoughts here."
https://aiguide.substack.com/p/did-openai-just-solve-abstract-reasoning
#AI #GenerativeAI #OpenAI #o3 #ArcPrize #AbstractReasoning #LLMs