Recreate and enrich the benchmarking timeline from the collected research page, with a common timeline, click-on/off players, and a view of who the champion is.
“Redo visualization where axis y is benchmark name and points are new champions on benchmark. Maybe we should have colum with logos updated after measurement”
The collected page yields 28 champion events across 23 benchmarks, from February 2025 to October 2026, spanning 7 providers. Each point below is a benchmark’s first observed winner or a later record-breaking takeover; scores use each benchmark’s own metric and are not comparable across rows, so there is no single universal champion.
| Benchmark | Current holder | Record score | Date set | Events | History | Source |
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Method: record progression extracted from the collected research.site timeline page (research.site/table?view=charts) — 28 champion-event rows across 23 benchmarks and 23 latest-holder rows, Feb 2025 to Oct 2026, citing 26 distinct source URLs on 14 independent hosts; the largest single URL supports 2 rows (7.1%). Each score is the benchmark’s own metric (accuracy %, F1, KPR, rubric score), normalized 0–100 only for plotting within a row, never for cross-benchmark comparison. “First measured champion” means first winner observed in this collection, not benchmark inventor or all-time record; month-precision dates are plotted at the first of the month. This is not necessarily the complete world-record history of every benchmark.