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The paper explicitly states that the SLATE benchmark runs in a deterministic simulator and that its results should not be directly equated with performance in production environments.
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SLATE Benchmark Exposes AI Agent Weakness: 74% Single-Step Accuracy but Only 5% Task Success Rate
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