Richard Socher's Eureka Machine gets first real test: helping build Flint itself
RichardSocher · x · 2026-10-22
Richard Socher confirms the first real-world test of the Eureka Machine, his automated research system: using it to help build Flint itself. A peer plans to run it locally and benchmark it on internal autoresearch evals — an early signal for the 'AI doing AI research' direction.
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