Google DeepMind Agents Cut CPU Use 3.5 Times on Known 1024-Bit RSA Benchmark
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Google DeepMind Agents Cut CPU Use 3.5 Times on Known 1024-Bit RSA Benchmark
TLDR Google DeepMind says two AI agents reproduced a known 1024-bit RSA cryptography computation in three days and 22 hours. The human researcher sent about 20 messages, mostly approvals, and wrote no code. The agents wrote about 33,500 lines of code and ran 336 distributed experiments. The run used 391 CPU core-years, compared with 1,380 [...]
Two IA agents from Google DeepMind reproduced a known cryptographic calculation of 1,024 bits in three days and 22 hours. The result reduced CPU usage compared to a previous execution, although it depended on a large parallel infrastructure, human approvals and a previously defined problem.
DeepMind says its AI agents ran a four-day cryptography test with about 20 human messages
The known RSA benchmark used less CPU time, with human approval gates, a specialist helper and a large computing budget. Read the full story on CryptoSlateUnderstand the crypto stories that matter and what to watch next. Get The Catalyst in your inbox
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