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Reported benchmark results for Gemini 3.6 Flash, Claude Sonnet 5 Thinking, GPT-5.2 Thinking, GPT-5.6 Terra Thinking
Benchmark
Google
Anthropic
OpenAI
OpenAI
Arena ELOHuman preference1,4831,462Not in our dataset1,467
LiveBench 1.0General reasoning73.6%76.0%74.6%77.9%
GPQA DiamondScientific knowledgeNot in our datasetNot in our dataset92.4%Not in our dataset
HLEAcademic reasoningNot in our datasetNot in our dataset35.4%Not in our dataset
MMLU ProMulti-task understandingNot in our datasetNot in our dataset87.4%Not in our dataset
SimpleBenchCommonsense reasoningNot in our dataset60.6%45.8%48.9%
AIME 2025MathematicsNot in our datasetNot in our dataset100.0%Not in our dataset
GSOGraduate scienceNot in our dataset37.3%27.4%Not in our dataset
SWE-Bench VerifiedAgentic codingNot in our datasetNot in our dataset80.0%Not in our dataset
Tau-BenchAgentic tool useNot in our datasetNot in our dataset82.0%Not in our dataset
Terminal-BenchAgentic terminalNot in our datasetNot in our dataset54.0%Not in our dataset
ARC-AGI-2Visual reasoning60.4%Not in our dataset52.9%74.2%
Pricing & context Published USD rates per 1M tokens
SpecificationGemini 3.6 FlashClaude Sonnet 5 ThinkingGPT-5.2 ThinkingGPT-5.6 Terra Thinking
Input$0.75$2$1.75$2
Output$3.75$10$14$12
Context window1.0M1.0M400K1.1M
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