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Find similar grantsMathematics of Boosting Agentic Communication (MATHBAC) is sponsored by DARPA - Defense Sciences Office. DARPA is funding foundational research to mathematically formalize how AI agents communicate, collaborate, and accelerate scientific discovery. This highly technical, early-stage research program aims at breakthroughs, not incremental improvements.
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