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    GPT-5.2 · gpt-5.2

    OpenAI · 11 Dec 2025

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    GPT-5.2 is an OpenAI model for reasoning, coding, image understanding, and long-context work, with newer GPT-5 family models available. The benchmark figures below are OpenAI's published GPT-5.2 Thinking results, not interchangeable measurements of Instant, Pro, or every API reasoning configuration.

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    Benchmark results

    Every figure links to where it was published. Compare like with like — harnesses and prompt setups differ between vendors.

    BenchmarkScoreSource
    GPQA DiamondPhD-level science questions91.4%13 Dec 2025View
    SWE-bench VerifiedResolving real GitHub issues73.8%12 Feb 2026View
    OTIS Mock AIME 2024-25Competition mathematics96.1%13 Dec 2025View
    Terminal-BenchLong-horizon command-line agent tasks64.9%11 Dec 2025View
    FrontierMath40.7%13 Dec 2025View
    SimpleQA VerifiedShort factual questions (hallucination resistance)37.1%27 Aug 2026View
    LMArena TextHuman preference Elo from blind chat votes (not a percentage)1416 Elo22 Oct 2026View
    LMArena WebDevHuman preference Elo for building web apps (not a percentage)1417 Elo23 Oct 2026View

    Weighted mean of 6 verified benchmark results: GPQA Diamond 91.4%, SWE-bench Verified 73.8%, OTIS Mock AIME 2024-25 96.1%, Terminal-Bench 64.9%, FrontierMath 40.7%, SimpleQA Verified 37.1%.

    Capabilities

    • Multi-step mathematical and scientific reasoning.
    • Software implementation, debugging, and repository-level problem solving.
    • Analysis and synthesis across long documents and multiple sources.
    • Image understanding, including charts and software interfaces.
    • Tool-assisted workflows and production of structured professional deliverables.

    What improved

    • Higher published scientific-reasoning performance than GPT-5.1 Thinking.
    • Stronger published software-engineering results than GPT-5.1 Thinking.
    • Improved long-context understanding and integration of dispersed information.
    • Improved interpretation of charts and software interfaces.
    • Fewer factual errors in OpenAI's evaluated ChatGPT workloads than GPT-5.1 Thinking.

    Known flaws & limitations

    • Can still generate incorrect facts, reasoning, or code.
    • Thinking benchmark results do not establish equivalent performance for Instant, Pro, or every API reasoning setting.
    • A large context window does not guarantee complete or accurate use of all supplied information.
    • Complex reasoning can increase latency and billed output-token consumption.

    Risks, safety & security issues

    • Untrusted documents, web pages, and tool responses can introduce prompt-injection risks in connected applications.
    • Incorrect tool calls can cause consequential changes when applications grant broad permissions.
    • Sensitive information can be exposed through poorly scoped retrieval, tools, or application logging.
    • Confidently expressed errors can mislead users when outputs are accepted without independent validation.

    Good fit for

    • Repository-level coding tasks with tests and human review.
    • Scientific and mathematical analysis with independently checked conclusions.
    • Long-document synthesis and cross-document research.
    • Tool-assisted business workflows with scoped permissions and approval gates.

    Poor fit for

    • Unsupervised high-stakes medical, legal, or financial decisions.
    • Autonomous destructive actions or unrestricted access to sensitive systems.
    • Applications requiring guaranteed factual accuracy or exhaustive recall.
    • Latency-sensitive tasks where extensive reasoning is unnecessary.

    Profile last reviewed 10/27/2026 and re-checked automatically every few hours against the vendor's published documentation, papers and public leaderboards. Scores come from the cited benchmark results above — confirm limits and pricing against the provider's own documentation before building on them.