WFGY vs GPT‑5 — The Logic Duel Begins

📦 Official WFGY benchmark snapshot on Zenodo:
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“GPT‑5 is the future?
Then we’ll benchmark the future — with the tools we already have.”

Introduction

This benchmark is built using GPT‑4o + WFGY reasoning engine,
executed through either PDF-based testing pipelines or the TXT OS interface —
both powered by the same symbolic structure system known as WFGY (萬法歸一引擎).

We do not rely on LLM tricks, prompting heuristics, or fine-tuning.
We enforce logic.
We enforce traceability.

Why Only MMLU Philosophy?

We deliberately chose the 80-question MMLU Philosophy subset as the first public benchmark for three reasons:

It’s the most semantically fragile domain:
- Questions involve long-range inference, abstract categories, and fine-grained distinctions.
- GPT models frequently hallucinate or break logic paths here — even under normal prompting.
It tests reasoning, not memory:
- No factual recall needed.
- Only coherent semantic alignment and logic flow.
It’s a strong indicator of system structure:
- If a system can survive philosophy cleanly, it can survive anything downstream (law, policy, meta-ethics, etc.)

All questions were answered manually using WFGY-enhanced flows.
Anyone can replicate the entire test by downloading the XLSX files, clearing the answer column,
and re-running the inputs through any AI model + WFGY engine.

Full replication takes ~1 hour.

Benchmark Result: GPT‑4o (raw) vs GPT‑4o + WFGY

Model	Accuracy	Mistakes	Errors Recovered	Traceable Reasoning
GPT‑4o (raw)	81.25%	15 / 80	—	✘ None
GPT‑4o + WFGY	100.00%	0 / 80	✔ 15 / 15	✔ Every step
GPT‑5 (TBD)	???	???	???	???

GPT‑4o got 15 questions wrong.
WFGY fixed every single one — with full semantic traceability per answer.

Why Could We Fix What GPT‑4o Missed?

Because WFGY is not a prompt trick, but a reasoning engine built on symbolic convergence and collapse prevention.

Each failure by GPT‑4o fell into one of the following error categories:

BBPF — false positive via semantic distractors
BBCR — collapse in reasoning loop, reset mid-chain
BBMC — missing concept recall, overconfident misfire
BBAM — asymmetry in logic path, ambiguous choices unresolved

WFGY applies targeted constraints via ΔS control, entropy modulation, and path symmetry enforcement —
as defined in the (WanFaGuiYi paper) and symbolic engine specs.

Download the Evidence

You don’t need to believe us — you can verify it.

What Happens When GPT‑5 Arrives?

We will:

Run the same 80 questions, same format, no tricks
Post raw GPT‑5 results within hours of public release
Publish a full comparison update on this page
Release a Zenodo-snapshotted benchmark with DOI, to permanently record all result states

If GPT‑5 performs better — we welcome it.
If it doesn’t — we’ll explain why.

Reproducibility Promise

No closed weights, no internal hacks
Every file is downloadable
Every test can be re-run
Every answer has a reason

This isn’t a leaderboard.
It’s a reasoning audit.

And WFGY is the auditor.

🧭 Explore More

Module	Description	Link
Semantic Blueprint	Layer-based symbolic reasoning & semantic modulations	View →
Benchmark vs GPT‑5	Stress test GPT‑5 with full WFGY reasoning suite	View →

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