Three takeaways from the Navier-Stokes situation: agents aren't there yet
pranavmarla · x · 2026-09-10
The author's three takeaways from the Navier-Stokes situation: 1) autonomous agents just aren't there yet; 2) but they can help humans achieve much bigger things; 3) labs think training on highly intelligent user data is the best way to improve models — a bad sign for the AGI-pilled.
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