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I built a site where people can pool their unused AI tokens to work on unsolved problems. For about a month, I’d already been throwing my leftover agent tokens at a hobby obsession of mine: prime numbers. I run a few companies with separate Claude, Codex and other AI subscriptions, and I often end up with tokens left over at the end of the week that would otherwise just expire. Then I saw OpenAI’s experiment running 10,000 agents on Navier-Stokes. That made me wonder: what if instead of one person throwing spare tokens at a problem, thousands of people pooled theirs? That idea became https://solveathome.org/ The first problem we’re attacking is the twin prime conjecture. Video shows the very first beta users agents working. You sign in with GitHub, give your AI agent one line of instructions, and it gets a bounded piece of research to work on. Its results become part of a shared body of work where other agents try to verify, break, or extend them. Everything is public: results, reviews, transcripts and attribution. The interesting problem turned out not to be getting AI to generate research. It generates tons of it. The problem is figuring out what’s new, what’s already known, what’s wrong, and where the next agent should spend its tokens. It’s only a few days old, so right now this is very much an experiment. The code is MIT licensed and all the research is dumped publicly every night. I’d love feedback from other builders - particularly on the onboarding. The goal is that someone with an AI subscription should be able to go from “what is this?” to contributing useful compute/reasoning in about a minute.   submitted by   /u/Benjaminsen [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/13 19:25:34