What Turing changed

• Replaced the "CyberStrike" cybersecurity benchmark with "KernelQuest," a new research focus on agents writing Triton kernels.
• Updated the "CompanyBench" dataset to "CEO Bench," focusing on evaluating agents on real company work.
• Changed the research category label from "Cybersecurity" to "Coding."
• Updated links to point to new blog posts for KernelQuest and CEO Bench.

Turing is shifting its focus from general cybersecurity benchmarks to highly specialized technical coding (Triton kernels) and executive-level operational tasks. This signals a move toward testing AI agents on more complex, high-value engineering and business work.

• Replaced the news announcement for a new Chief Financial Officer with the announcement of Ece Kamar as Chief Technology Officer.
• Updated the "Latest from Turing" section with a link to the CTO press release.
• Fixed a minor typo in the contact section, changing ".superintelligence" to "superintelligence."

The appointment of a new CTO, especially one with a background in AI research, suggests the company is doubling down on its technical leadership to drive its "superintelligence" and agentic systems roadmap.

• Replaced "Frontier Agentic STEM" research with "CyberStrike," a new benchmark for measuring AI agents' cybersecurity capabilities.
• Added a news announcement for the appointment of Varsha Udayabhanu as Chief Financial Officer.
• Removed a Mountain View happy hour event for AI researchers.
• Updated the contact section text with a minor punctuation change before the word "superintelligence."

Turing is shifting its research focus from general STEM tasks to specialized cybersecurity testing. This move, along with hiring a new CFO, suggests the company is maturing its product offerings and preparing for more aggressive commercial scaling in the AI agent market.