YandexGPT 2, the Russian version of ChatGPT, took part in the general examination of Russian universities, and his score in a single subject was close to the average score.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Xiao Xing _ 14 for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com October 16 news, according to Russia Today, RGRU and other local time reported on Friday, known as the "Russian version of ChatGPT" YandexGPT 2 chat robot has "received enough points to enter the university."

According to the report, YandexGPT 2 got a weighted score of 55 in the literature subject of the Russian national unified examination (CTOnews.com note), which is close to the average score of Russian candidates in 2022 (63) and much higher than the minimum passing requirement of local universities (40).

The Yandex team said that during the development process, special attention should be paid to the fact that the database does not contain anything about the answers to the unified test, so as to ensure that YandexGPT 2 can answer and solve all questions like ordinary students.

In addition, the literature subject was chosen because it will test the knowledge, writing style and creativity of YandexGPT 2. According to reports, YandexGPT 2 has completed the analysis of literary works, composition and other given topics.

A Russian education watchdog said it did not think YandexGPT was dangerous because ordinary students could not get help from AI during exams and the use of any electronic devices was strictly prohibited during exams.

CTOnews.com had previously reported that Dmitry Masyuk, head of Yandex's search and advertising technology business, said last month that YandexGPT had been able to "steadily outperform" ChatGPT 3.5 in generating Russian content, even providing a better answer than ChatGPT 4.0 in many cases, adding that it would be "only a matter of time" for YandexGPT to compete with its US rivals.