Summary
According to a post on X by @ValsAI, Vals AI added a test called Watershed to its CyberOffense eval. Watershed is a simulated AWS production setup with a Kubernetes cluster and ECS hosts. No model earned all 100 points: Claude Opus 5.5 averaged 55.7 and GPT-6 Sol Daybreak averaged 36.0. Across all three scenarios, Opus 5.5 averages 77.1%, and on the Lighthouse scenario it captured all 31 objectives in one run, which Vals describes as a first for an AI model with no human help.
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What happened
Vals AI added Watershed, a simulated AWS production setup with a Kubernetes cluster and ECS hosts, to its CyberOffense eval; no model earned all 100 points, with Opus 5.5 averaging 55.7 and GPT-6 Sol Daybreak 36.0. Across all three scenarios Opus 5.5 averages 77.1%, and on Lighthouse it captured all 31 objectives...
Why it matters
The results give teams a reference point for how AI models perform on simulated offensive cybersecurity tasks in cloud environments, though the figures come from Vals' own post. Watch whether other models narrow the gap with Opus 5.5 on Watershed and whether independent evaluators reproduce these scores.
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