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Gu and colleagues with Claude: evaluator-guided reversible quantum-circuit discovery

Used an evolutionary program-search loop with Claude-generated circuit architectures and feedback from a separate programmatic evaluator to improve reversible computational primitives, including Reed–Solomon decoding and prime-field modular inversion. Reported result; not independently verified by WRS. Ranked using a provisional grade and reference estimate for the exact claimed result.

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Used an evolutionary program-search loop with Claude-generated circuit architectures and feedback from a separate programmatic evaluator to improve reversible computational primitives, including Reed–Solomon decoding and prime-field modular inversion. Reported result; not independently verified by WRS. Ranked using a provisional grade and reference estimate for the exact claimed result.

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The evaluator checks phase, preserved inputs and clean ancillas, but samples large input domains. Some designs permit distribution-specific failures, and Toffoli–qubit product is a logical-resource proxy rather than measured hardware runtime. Results do not establish arbitrary-circuit optimality or worst-case exactness.

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Andi Gu; Alek H. Kemeny; Susanne F. Yelin; Mikhail D. Lukin

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Claude · Anthropic · Claude Mythos 5
Source-reported circuit architecture and program generation in a human-specified search and evaluation framework. Source-reported attribution; provider attestation is unavailable.

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Gu and colleagues with Claude: evaluator-guided reversible quantum-circuit discovery

Used an evolutionary program-search loop with Claude-generated circuit architectures and feedback from a separate programmatic evaluator to improve reversible computational primitives, including Reed–Solomon decoding and prime-field modular inversion. Reported result; not independently verified by WRS. Ranked using a provisional grade and reference estimate for the exact claimed result.

Scientific scope

The evaluator checks phase, preserved inputs and clean ancillas, but samples large input domains. Some designs permit distribution-specific failures, and Toffoli–qubit product is a logical-resource proxy rather than measured hardware runtime. Results do not establish arbitrary-circuit optimality or worst-case exactness.

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People and systems

Andi Gu; Alek H. Kemeny; Susanne F. Yelin; Mikhail D. Lukin

Named source authors and agent execution are recorded separately; individual effort shares are unknown.

Claude / Anthropic / Claude Mythos 5: Source-reported circuit architecture and program generation in a human-specified search and evaluation framework (source reported).

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