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AI CAPABILITY TRACKER / RESEARCH SNAPSHOT

What AI Can't Do — Yet.

Explore what AI can do, what it still can't reliably do, and the evidence behind every breakthrough.

Latest review: Nov 08, 2026 · 66 capabilities in one reviewed JSON file

One JSON sourceReviewed by hand
66Tracked
17Achieved
33Partial
16Not Yet

Counts are derived from the whole dataset and do not change when the list is filtered.

THE MOVING FRONTIER

The frontier keeps moving.

Each bar counts the tasks with public evidence by that year. Read left to right: the line only goes up.

17 tasks with public evidence49 still waiting for a first public date

Every Not Yet is a date that has not arrived yet. This is editorial framing, not a forecast: no timeline is promised, and no date is filled in ahead of evidence.

01 / OPEN QUESTIONS

What AI Can't Do Yet

Capabilities marked Not Yet or Partial. Newest review first, then title order, so the list stays stable between deployments.

49 open

02 / THE FULL SNAPSHOT

All AI Capabilities

Every reviewed record, including achieved ones. Achieved entries show the demonstrated tool, the publication date of the public evidence, and its source.

66 total

66 of 66 capabilities

METHODOLOGY / READ THIS FIRST

How to read this tracker.

  • Not yet verified is not impossible. It means that, as of the last review date, we found no credible evidence satisfying this task's strict definition. It is a statement about the evidence reviewed, not proof of a limit.
  • Evidence published is not first-ever. Dates are publication dates of public sources, not claims about who achieved something first. A named tool is one documented demonstration, not a global first.
  • Only verified fields are shown. Tool names and publication dates appear only for records with public evidence of a completed result. Empty slots are never filled with placeholders.
  • Three states only. Achieved = public evidence for the defined task; Partial = a partial demonstration where a human still handles key steps; Not Yet = no reviewed evidence under the strict definition. Achieved never means 100% reliable in every situation.
  • One file, no runtime. Editors update the JSON, review the diff, and redeploy. There is no database, crawler, login, or model call behind this page. These 66 records are a research snapshot, not an exhaustive list of everything AI can do.
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