As companies around the world embrace large language models (LLMs) to boost their operations, they face a new challenge: how to accurately measure how well these models perform. Many existing benchmarks focus on academic tests or general knowledge, usually in English and with simple questions. This leaves businesses without a clear way to evaluate AI models on complex, multilingual, and real-world tasks. To address this, Samsung Research has created TRUEBench, a comprehensive evaluation system designed specifically for enterprise use.

Real-World Tasks and Multilingual Support

TRUEBench is built to test AI models on scenarios that matter in everyday business. It draws on Samsung’s own experience using AI internally to create a variety of tasks such as content creation, data analysis, summarizing long documents, and translating materials. The benchmark includes 2,485 test sets across 12 languages, enabling it to support cross-linguistic and international business needs. This multilingual focus is especially important for global companies where information flows across different regions and languages.

The test materials reflect a wide range of workplace requests, from simple instructions to complex document analysis. Samsung recognized that in real business situations, users often don’t spell out their needs completely. TRUEBench is designed to assess how well AI models understand and respond to these implicit needs, focusing not just on accuracy but on helpfulness and relevance. This makes it a more realistic tool for evaluating AI in practical settings.

Collaborative Development and Granular Evaluation

Behind TRUEBench is a unique process that combines human expertise and AI collaboration. Human annotators first set the standards for each task’s evaluation. Then, an AI reviews these standards to check for errors or contradictions. This back-and-forth process helps ensure that the evaluation criteria are precise and applicable to real-world scenarios.

TRUEBench evaluates AI models across 10 main categories and 46 sub-categories, breaking down their productivity capabilities in detail. This detailed approach provides a clear picture of where a model performs well and where it needs improvement. It also tests the model’s ability to understand complex instructions, recognize subtleties in language, and adapt to changing contexts—skills crucial for enterprise applications.

Setting New Benchmarks for Business AI

Samsung Research aims to establish new standards for evaluating AI in the enterprise space with TRUEBench. Paul Cheun, CTO of Samsung’s DX Division, notes that Samsung’s deep real-world AI experience gives it a competitive edge. He believes TRUEBench will help set benchmarks that reflect how AI models perform in actual business environments, not just in laboratory settings.

By bridging the gap between theoretical AI performance and real-world usefulness, TRUEBench has the potential to change how companies evaluate and deploy AI models. As LLMs become more common in workplaces, having a reliable, practical benchmark like TRUEBench will be key to selecting the best models for specific business needs.

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• samsung.com