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An AI research startup runs thousands of autonomous agents simultaneously on investigations lasting over a day by using advanced language models to guide their work and specialized tools to keep them focused and efficient. The agents improve themselves by identifying weaknesses through repeated use and generating synthetic scenarios to address those problems. This matters because the company demonstrates how AI agents can sustain complex research over extended periods while managing computational resources, with applications ranging from quantitative finance to supply chain optimization and code analysis.
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