Samsung Electronics has announced the launch of TRUEBench, a proprietary benchmark designed to assess the productivity of artificial intelligence (AI) in real-world applications. Developed by Samsung Research, this tool aims to set new standards for evaluating AI performance, particularly in workplace productivity scenarios. TRUEBench offers a comprehensive suite of metrics to measure the effectiveness of large language models (LLMs) in tasks such as content generation, data analysis, summarization, and translation. The benchmark is distinguished by its diverse dialogue scenarios and multilingual capabilities, covering 10 categories and 46 sub-categories. It employs a scoring system that combines AI-powered automatic evaluations with criteria developed through collaboration between human annotators and AI, ensuring reliability and precision. Paul Cheun, CTO of the DX Division at Samsung Electronics and Head of Samsung Research, emphasized the company’s expertise in AI and its role in driving technological leadership. “We expect TRUEBench to establish evaluation standards for productivity,” he stated, highlighting the growing demand for accurate AI productivity measurements in enterprise settings. TRUEBench addresses limitations of existing benchmarks, which often focus on overall performance and are predominantly English-centric. By including 2,485 test sets across 12 languages, TRUEBench supports cross-linguistic scenarios and reflects a broad spectrum of real-world tasks, from simple queries to complex document summarizations. Samsung’s TRUEBench is accessible on the global open-source platform Hugging Face, allowing users to compare AI model performance. The platform provides data samples, leaderboards, and average response lengths, facilitating comprehensive analysis of both performance and efficiency. Detailed information is available on the TRUEBench Hugging Face page. Post navigation NVIDIA’s £2 Billion AI Boost