Google's Antigravity multiagent proves 2013 info-theory conjecture in Lean 4
ymatias · x · 2026-11-14
Google Research announced that Antigravity's /teamwork multiagent feature, powered by Gemini 4 models, delivered milestones across math, chemistry, and systems software:
- Math & formal proofs: Fully proved and verified the 2013 Courtade–Kumar conjecture in information theory (Lean 4, 50M lines of code), plus progress on quantum query complexity, dynamic graph algorithms, and the first advance toward Tarjan's Deque Conjecture in nearly two decades.
- Molecular chemistry: 95% top-1 accuracy determining 3D molecular structures from raw NMR data, nearly doubling single-agent baselines via 30 specialized agents in a self-correcting loop with physics simulators.
- Systems: Automated safe Rust kernel rewrites, 4x TPU kernel speedups, and 1+ PiB fleet memory savings across Google's production infrastructure.
Preprints and Lean 4 repos are public, and 10,000 academic researchers get 6 months of free access.
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