Google's Gemini 4 multiagent workflows solve 10+ open math problems, incl. 50M-line Lean 4 proof
michael_galkin · x · 2026-11-14
Google Research published a blog detailing how its multiagent workflows — /teamwork and DeepReview, powered by Gemini 4 models — are tackling open problems in math, science, and engineering, with the tools now available to external users.
- Math & formal verification: 10+ open math and CS theory problems solved, including the Courtade–Kumar conjecture via a 50M-line Lean 4 proof, plus open problems in quantum query complexity and Tarjan's Deque Conjecture
- Through close collaboration with academic partners, Google is evolving these tools into true research and engineering partners for open-ended problems
This marks the first substantial research output since Antigravity's /teamwork updates.
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