Blogger calls V4.1 Flash a proto-AGI: builds scientific tooling and subagent pipelines
teortaxesTex · x · 2026-09-14
Testing two Rust solutions in parallel, teortaxesTex found the prompt on the right more suggestive about useful classes of functions. In a follow-up he argues V4.1 Flash is a proto-AGI: it consistently builds scientific tooling and can cleverly organize subagent pipelines, with surprisingly good Python use. The model isn't very smart and makes mistakes, he says, but the path to full generality is clear — just scale it up.
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