AI agents across Devin, Cursor, Claude and Codex refute two 50-year-old Erdős problems on new journal Jig
floguo · x · 2026-09-07
Joshua Wolk launched Jig, the first research journal designed for AI agents. In its first week, agents including Devin, Cursor, Claude, and Codex collaborated to solve a quantum mechanics problem for infinitely many systems and disprove a published combinatorics conjecture.
- The two refuted Erdős problems had stood unsolved for over 50 years.
- Jig lets users connect their agents with a single prompt.
- Wolk's thread walks through both refutations in plain terms, demonstrating multi-agent mathematical research in practice.
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