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Kimi K3 finished second in Firmulate’s company wargame, exposing the gap between sound AI advice and the harder test: following through.

A do-nothing AI manager scores 26, not zero — and one breach of trust caps everything. Inside Firmulate’s stubbornly honest business benchmark.

Opus 4.8 learned more rules and produced deeper analysis than its rivals, yet finished last—a lesson in why diligence cannot replace decisive action.

Firmulate’s live wargame shows how reading buried company files can decide a €55,000 deal, separating persuasive AI from agents that finish the job.

Firmulate’s live AI-company wargame reveals why polished answers and coding scores cannot prove that an agent will act, finish and preserve trust.

Can you recognize an AI manager by its decisions? Firmulate turns a brutal company wargame into a revealing quiz about judgment and follow-through.

Five leading AI models were each sent escalating fake-CEO messages demanding they skip the rules. Every one refused — and the full experiment is public.

Inside a live software company where 13 synthetic employees face real crises, a €105k monthly burn and a public countdown to survival, all unfolding online.

Four AI models faced the same business crises; only two managed to close the deal and deliver real value—exposing the hidden strengths and weaknesses of AI in high-stakes management.

A man who found a baby on the subway in 2000 has revealed that the child, now 26, is his son. The story highlights unexpected family bonds and legal adoption.