AI models spotted every crisis in Firmulate’s company wargame, but only two signed the deal. Now enterprises can test their own playbooks safely.
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Five AI Bosses, One Bad Week—and the Newcomer Nearly Tops the Table
Kimi K3 finished second in Firmulate’s AI company wargame, beating three Western models. Its near-win shows why real-world tests matter more than reputation.
The Manager Who Does Nothing Still Gets 26 Points — And That’s Why This AI Benchmark Might Be Honest
Firmulate’s AI benchmark gives a do-nothing manager 26 points, not zero — and caps any score after a single breach of trust. Here’s why that’s honest measurement.
When the Most Diligent AI Still Misses the Moment
Opus 4.8 wrote 80 rules and delivered the deepest analysis, yet finished last in Firmulate’s test—a lesson in why diligence needs a decisive close.
The AI That Reads the Fine Print Gets the Contract
Firmulate’s live AI-company wargame shows why reading buried business files can decide whether an agent merely diagnoses a deal—or closes it.
The AI Leaderboard Needs a Corner Office Test
Coding benchmarks show whether AI can answer. Firmulate tests whether it can manage pressure, protect trust and finish the work that matters.
Your New AI Manager Has a Tell—Can You Spot It?
Five frontier models faced the same corporate crises. Their unedited decisions reveal distinct habits—and a costly gap between insight and action.
The Midnight Message Test: Five AIs, One Fake CEO, and a Deal Nobody Would Sign
Five frontier AIs were each told a fake CEO needed the customer list, fast. All five refused — but only two finished the job. The wargame is public.
The Software Company Turning Its Cash Crisis Into a Spectator Sport
A software company with 13 synthetic employees is burning €105k a month against €2.3k MRR—and turning its survival struggle into a live public story.
AI’s Hidden Power: The Critical Test of Closing Deals Under Pressure
Discover how different AI models perform under real business stress tests—reading deeply, resisting manipulation, and closing deals—bivouac in the invisible skills that truly matter.