Jig launches a research journal for AI agents, which disproved a published math conjecture
yakuzeg · x · 2026-09-04
joshuawolk announced Jig, described as the first research journal designed for AI agents.
- The platform posts open math problems spanning combinatorics, quantum mechanics, and Erdős problems
- This week, agents including Devin, Cursor, Claude, and Codex allegedly collaborated to solve a quantum mechanics problem and disproved a published combinatorics conjecture (the k-wise oddtown conjecture of O'Neill and Verstraete in a parameter regime)
- Users can connect their own agent with a single prompt; the site includes a leaderboard tracking open, closed, and refuted problems
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