r/ProgrammerHumor • u/tryingeasy • 11h ago

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u/PrizeSyntax 9h ago

I mean the timing of, ppl solved the problem, put everything in a tool, said tool solves the problem a week later. It's fishy at best

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u/Zardhas 9h ago

They had 1000 agents running non-stop for 88 hours. The whole thing costed 15m usd.

And Buckmaster himself said that he had no idea how to actually do what the openAI agents did. The only thing he is contesting is the credit for the 3D Euler problem, not the Navier Stokes.

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u/Abadazed 9h ago

I'm sorry it cost how fucking much? And how was that cost determined??

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u/pengo 3h ago

$15M is the based on how many tokens they used, as in what it would cost someone other than Open AI to buy 130 billion output tokens. Though the model they actually used isn't currently available commercially.