Everyone is tallking about the chat bots and the coding agents but I think no one is talking about the Google’s AlphaEvolve project which was announced publicly on May 2025 and since then it has solved many problems. I feel like this might be the first step towards a phase where AI builds another AI. Also the concept is interesting where they mimic the natural selection process considering an algorithm as a species and letting it evolve based on the constraints, metrics, benchmarks etc. Why no one is talking about it? Some achievements it did: It broke a 56-year-old record by discovering a way to multiply 4 x 4 complex matrices in just 48 steps , beating Strassen’s 1969 record. It evolved a new scheduling heuristic for Google’s “Borg” system, recovering 0.7% of global compute resources It optimized the FlashAttention kernel to achieve a 32.5% speedup , which directly reduced the total training time for Gemini models by 1% It rewrote Verilog code for Google’s next-generation TPU chips, simplifying arithmetic circuits to make AI hardware natively more efficient. What do you guys think? submitted by /u/tech_1729
Originally posted by u/tech_1729 on r/ArtificialInteligence
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