AI One-Shots 25k Lines of Code to Simulate Black Hole Electrodynamics in 5 Minutes
kylekabasares · x · 2026-07-27
A tech author shared the impressive capabilities of an AI tool named Lanyon in tackling complex physics. In about 5 minutes, the tool successfully generated solvers for general relativistic electrodynamics, specifically in environments around spinning black holes.
- Code & Verification: It one-shot generated 25,000 lines of Lean code and 12,000 lines of formally verified C code.
- Physics Simulation: Ran high-fidelity simulations of black hole magnetospheres and accurately modeled electrodynamic processes like the Wald equilibrium and Blandford-Znajek solution in full general relativity.
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