GR says it proved large-scale multi-agent RL for LLMs for just $750K, teasing rival's $10M-100M spend
rosstaylor90 · x · 2026-11-13
General Reasoning (GR) drew a sharp cost contrast: while SF neolabs claimed it "only" cost $10M–100M to train a benchmaxed model, GR says it spent just $750K to prove out the West's first open, large-scale multi-agent RL recipe for LLMs. The team, based in London, says a paper is coming next week.
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