@mylifcc: Just stumbled upon an open source project Feynman (companion-inc/feynman), feels quite fitting. It's not an ordinary chatbot, but an open source AI Research Agent, with the core goal of doing 'verifiable, reproducible' research. Enter a question or command, it will automatically...
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Feynman is an open source AI Research Agent that can automatically call a multi-agent team to generate verifiable research reports with source links and citations.
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Just came across an open-source project called Feynman (companion-inc/feynman) — feels right up my alley.
It’s not your average chatbot, but an open-source AI Research Agent, with the core goal of doing “verifiable, reproducible” research.
Give it a question or command, and it automatically calls on a multi-agent team to produce a report with direct source links and citations, instead of a bunch of potentially hallucinated summaries. https://t.co/w5hy9wcbnZ
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