Turing Post Guide: Most AI-Improving-AI Isn't True Recursive Self-Improvement
Turing Post published a guide on recursive self-improvement, arguing most AI-improving-AI cases aren't truly recursive, and that early self-improvement prototypes are emerging at companies like Anthropic.
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