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Taste-Bench isolates judgement at long-horizon decision forks

What's this about?

Taste-Bench mines moments where an engineering or research trajectory could take several directions, then asks a model to choose without seeing future outcomes.

What does “taste” mean here?

It means selecting a promising hypothesis or implementation before the evidence is complete. The benchmark reduces that judgement to multiple-choice forks, which is measurable but narrower than human taste.

Why does this matter?

author-reported preprint; 113 HF upvotes.
  1. The best tested model answers only 59.7% correctly.
  2. More reasoning tokens do not fix forks whose evidence appears later.
  3. Distilling an outcome-aware teacher improves held-out task success.
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