@Honcia13: The threshold for scientific research is being completely redefined! Previously: staying up late reading papers, repeatedly running code, writing a week-long review. Now: a single instruction is enough. The open-source AI agent Feynman compresses PhD-level research processes into fully automated execution: a single instruction can complete in-depth arXiv research, literature review, code verification …
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The open-source AI agent Feynman, through the collaboration of four intelligent agents, compresses PhD-level research processes (including arXiv research, literature review, code verification) into fully automated execution, requiring only a single instruction from the user.
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The threshold for scientific research is being completely redefined!
Previously doing research:
Staying up late reading papers, running code repeatedly, writing a week-long review.
Now:
A single command is enough.
The open-source AI agent Feynman compresses the entire PhD-level research pipeline into fully automated execution:
One command can perform in-depth arXiv research, literature review, and code verification.
Four intelligent agents working together (Researcher + Reviewer + Writer + https://t.co/1TaN3LbgfP).
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