Altman: model that cracked Navier-Stokes is the next GPT, run as 10,000 agents for 4 days
Hesamation · x · 2026-11-02
Hesamation notes that the "internal" model OpenAI used to solve Navier-Stokes appears to be the next GPT release. Per Sam Altman's quoted remarks, the result came from 10,000 agents of the upcoming "next GPT" working nonstop for about four days, collaborating with each other — a strong public signal of the next model's agent capabilities.
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