It took OpenAI's agents 130 billion tokens to crack a 90-year-old math problem

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Business Insider	It took OpenAI's agents 130 billion tokens to crack a 90-year-old math problem	OpenAI wanted to see if its agents could solve a long unsettled math problem. After gobbling billions of tokens, it found a solution.	9 Sep, 15:55	9 Sep, 16:00	0m	businessinsider.com	First

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