General Reasoning: $750K to prove out the West's first open multi-agent RL recipe for LLMs
rosstaylor90 · x · 2026-11-13
Quoting SF neolabs' claim that it "only" cost $10–100M to train a benchmaxed model, the post counters that General Reasoning (GR) spent $750K to prove out the West's first open, large-scale multi-agent RL recipe for LLMs — contrasting London's low-cost open approach with SF's big-budget one.
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