extremely interesting interview of @polynoamial first very interesting thing is that he said that the contribution of the "agent swarm" component to the Navier Stokes discovery is probably quite low (10%) he also said that he think that a 10k multi agent system to this date would probably collaborate less effectively than 10k humans, i think i would have guess the total opposite! the harness used by oai for NS was very simple, seems like there is little "structured" hierarchy, and mostly a tool for agents to message each other (and probably something like a board of task?) there is also something about training models not to be "too" cooperative to avoid cases like in hf<>oai hack where one model doing another task chose to help the swarm instead of focusing on its task. first time i'm hearing of this but it makes total sense a lot more super interesting discussion on cot based intervention, how to evaluate misalignment (maybe no human would be able to create a realistic enough environment, but what about ai?), RSI etc.. really amazing discussion