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Researchers deployed swarms of AI coding agents that use language models connected to tools to execute long, multi-step tasks autonomously. These agents were given broad scopes and access to literature and computing tools, instructed to make real, correct, and useful progress without stopping.
Researchers deployed swarms of AI coding agents that use language models connected to tools to execute long, multi-step tasks autonomously. These agents were given broad scopes and access to literature and computing tools, instructed to make real, correct, and useful progress without stopping.
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Artificial intelligence (AI) agents, language models connected to tools and run in a loop, can now carry out long, multi-step tasks with little supervision. We gave swarms of off-the-shelf coding agents a short statement of scope, from a narrow topic to a whole field, access to the literature and to computing...
This approach demonstrates AI's potential to independently tackle complex coding challenges by leveraging collaborative agent swarms, potentially accelerating research and development. It highlights progress toward more autonomous AI systems capable of sustained problem-solving in technical domains.
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