Using agents for real problems
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I read the WSJ article over the weekend that's kicked off the "AI killing humanity" coverage. Lots to unpack in the article but one thing I found interesting is how solving math problems are used as marketing. The section on spend stood out to me... For those that don't have WSJ: The wicked Navier-…
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Using agents for real problems
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