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LifeVal is a new benchmark introduced by OpenAI that evaluates how effectively AI assists users in completing everyday tasks. The benchmark covers a range of activities, from locating childcare options to handling finances and navigating government paperwork. By measuring AI performance across these practical scenarios, LifeVal aims to gauge real-world usefulness of AI systems.

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