Is 'Pointing Enough ChatGPT Agents at Navier-Stokes' an Extreme Idea?
teortaxesTex · x · 2026-09-09
teortaxesTex asks whether 'solving Navier-Stokes by just pointing a lot of ChatGPT agents at it' is an extreme thought, reflecting debate over massive agent parallelism attacking hard math problems after the recent OpenAI claim.
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