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"There were no bosses." That's Altman on how OpenAI proved its first Millennium Prize Problem. 10,000 agents of the next GPT worked nonstop for about four days, picking their own directions and learning from each other. So please don't stop at math. Throw 10,000 of them at Alzheimer's, or the childhood cancers drug companies won't chase. Give them solid state batteries and a power grid that doesn't collapse every summer. Sure, wet labs and clinical trials still have to verify it, and the math has to hold up. But if this actually works, I don't want to see it spent writing emails

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