DeepMind's Gemini agents crack fusion differential equations, find exact solution sought since 1970
_onionesque · x · 2026-11-11
A new Google DeepMind researcher announced his first paper there: dozens of Gemini 4 Carbon agents were set loose on the differential equations of nuclear fusion devices, discovering new exact solutions — including one known to exist since 1970 that no one had ever found. A landmark use of AI agents in fusion science.
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