Sam Altman reveals OpenAI barely understood how to scale AI agent swarms even as they tackled some of mathematics' hardest problems. He expects major progress in swarm coordination within 3 months and believes the same approach could automate AI research itself.
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Sam Altman reveals OpenAI barely understood how to scale AI agent swarms even as they tackled some of mathematics' hardest problems. He expects major progress in swarm coordination within 3 months and believes the same approach could automate AI research itself.
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