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Stanford AI Lab 校友发布多智能体编程模型

@StanfordAILab’s alums shipping awesome coding models

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Stanford AI Lab 校友Eric Zelikman说他们本来想训练模型更好地跟人协作，结果顺手做成了很强的多智能体编程模型，方向挺意外的。

Stanford AI Lab 校友 Eric Zelikman 在 X 上宣布团队训练的模型。该模型原本目标是提升与人协作的能力，结果同时成为多智能体编程场景下的头部模型。推文附带了引用的具体模型发布链接。

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@StanfordAILab’s alums shipping awesome coding models

@StanfordAILab ’s alums shipping awesome coding models Eric Zelikman @ericzelikman we trained a model to be better at working with people and accidentally also made it a top multi-agent coding model 🔗 View Quoted Tweet 💬 1 🔄 0 ❤️ 0 👀 189 📊 1 ⚡

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