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When an Agent Calibrates a Quantum Chip, Nobody Claps

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When an Agent Calibrates a Quantum Chip, Nobody Claps There's a moment in every AI hype cycle when the demos get weird enough that you stop and squint. This week, OpenAI published a case study about GPT-5.6 Sol, harnessed through Codex, running routine quantum chip calibration at MIT's Engineering…

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  1. 2026-09-11 22:56 · DEV Community — AI
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