My AI diary: September 10 — OpenAI’s agent swarm and the maths leap
I almost spilled my coffee when I read that OpenAI allegedly cracked a 90‑year‑old fluid‑dynamics puzzle with a swarm of 10,000 AI agents.
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I almost spilled my coffee when I read that OpenAI allegedly cracked a 90‑year‑old fluid‑dynamics puzzle with a swarm of 10,000 AI agents.
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