@JeremyNguyenPhD: "I left 3 AI agents alone with a research problem overnight. They came back with 72 peer-reviewed papers" -- @ProfJieDi…
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Professor Jie Ding open-sourced Autoresearch and WorldSeed, AI agent frameworks capable of autonomously reviewing 72 peer-reviewed papers overnight to address a research problem.
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“I left 3 AI agents alone with a research problem overnight. They came back with 72 peer-reviewed papers”
– @ProfJieDing, University of Minnesota.
Thank you to Prof Jie Ding for open sourcing Autoresearch & WorldSeed, where you compose AI agents just by talking.
link in https://t.co/BHEGgonOCh
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