The AI Physicist is Here

Figure 1: The Core Features ofPhysMaster PhysMaster establishes a physics-informed neural network framework, leveraging automatic differentiation to compute $ \frac{d}{dt} f(x(t)) $ and $ \frac{d^2}{dt^2} f(x(t)) $ without explicit knowledge of the system’s Jacobian, thereby enabling accurate and efficient simulation of dynamic systems.

Researchers have created an autonomous AI agent capable of conducting original research in theoretical and computational physics, marking a significant leap towards AI-driven scientific discovery.

Smarter Agents, Faster Responses

AgentInfer decomposes the problem of agent interaction into distinct modules, enabling a structured approach to inferring agent behavior and intentions, ultimately facilitating more robust and predictable multi-agent systems.

A new framework tackles the challenge of building truly efficient autonomous agents by optimizing both their reasoning and underlying system architecture.