Recursive Self-improvement
9 stories tagged Recursive Self-improvement.
Dream-RSI Turns AI Research History Into a Simulator
Dream-RSI lets AI agents rehearse research strategies on past experiments, promising cheaper discovery while raising hard questions about simulation bias.
OpenAI's BEL Leak and the Navier-Stokes Claim: What's Real
OpenAI's BEL Leak and the Navier-Stokes Claim: What's Real
Leaks describe a 10-trillion-parameter OpenAI model called BEL, but the evidence is thin. We sort what's confirmed from what's hype in the GPT-7 rumor cycle.
OpenAI's 88-Hour Math Claim and the Credit Fight Behind It
OpenAI's 88-Hour Math Claim and the Credit Fight Behind It
OpenAI claims AI agents solved the Navier-Stokes Millennium Prize problem in 88 hours, but a credit dispute and a data-use caveat raise harder questions.
When AI Starts Building AI: The Recursive Loop Debate
When AI Starts Building AI: The Recursive Loop Debate
Ryan Greenblatt argues AI could compress five years of research into one. The harder question is what happens after—and who that AI actually works for.
Murati's Open Model and AI's Regulation Dilemma
Murati's Open Model and AI's Regulation Dilemma
Mira Murati's 975B Inkling model, Demis Hassabis's FINRA-for-AI proposal, and Liquid AI's post-transformer architecture reframe who controls frontier AI.
AI Labs Call for a Global Pause Mechanism on AI
AI Labs Call for a Global Pause Mechanism on AI
Top AI leaders signed a letter urging synthetic biology screening, while Anthropic published a stark assessment of recursive self-improvement and why a pause mechanism matters.
Anthropic's Self-Improving AI Paper Has a Regulator Problem
Anthropic's Self-Improving AI Paper Has a Regulator Problem
Anthropic's new paper on recursive self-improvement reveals an oversight gap that existing AI regulation—EU AI Act, executive orders—was never designed to address.
AI Models Are Now Building Their Next Versions
AI Models Are Now Building Their Next Versions
Major AI labs confirm their models now participate in their own development, handling 30-50% of research workflows autonomously. The recursive loop has begun.
Karpathy's Auto-Researcher Lets AI Improve Itself
Karpathy's Auto-Researcher Lets AI Improve Itself
Andre Karpathy released an open-source tool that lets AI autonomously conduct machine learning research overnight. Real improvements, on your home computer.