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Thousands of agents on a single engineering problem.

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If OpenAI can manage 10 000 agents on a single problem and solve it in 88 hours (the navier-stoke problem), can they use that computing power to autonomouslu design complex systems, like a new car with new features, for example?

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  1. 2026-09-09 02:37 · r/OpenAI
    Thousands of agents on a single engineering problem.

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