According to @sama, OpenAI released FrontierScience, a new evaluation to measure expert-level scientific reasoning with PhD-level difficulty across physics, chemistry, and biology, featuring expert-written olympiad-style problems and longer research-style tasks designed to reveal where models succeed and where they fall short (Source: @sama on X; OpenAI announcement on X, Dec 16, 2025). For traders, the post describes an evaluation release only and does not include model scores, system-to-system comparisons, API changes, product launch details, or any mention of cryptocurrencies or tokens, limiting immediate, quantifiable catalysts based on the disclosed information (Source: @sama on X; OpenAI announcement on X, Dec 16, 2025).

According to @OpenAI (source: @OpenAI on X, Dec 16, 2025), the company released FrontierScience, a new evaluation benchmark to measure expert-level scientific reasoning at the PhD level. According to @OpenAI (source: @OpenAI on X, Dec 16, 2025), FrontierScience spans physics, chemistry, and biology and uses hard, expert-written questions, including olympiad-style problems and longer formats. According to @OpenAI (source: @OpenAI on X, Dec 16, 2025), the post does not include benchmark scores, model rankings, or performance comparisons, limiting immediate quantitative signals for AI-focused equities and AI-related tokens. According to @OpenAI (source: @OpenAI on X, Dec 16, 2025), the announcement does not mention crypto, blockchain, tokens, pricing, or API changes, and it presents FrontierScience as an evaluation resource rather than a commercial product release, indicating no specified direct catalyst for crypto markets in the post.