Recursive self-improvement becomes a loop where models help raise their own regulatory bar
ziv_ravid · x · 2026-07-29
The post frames recursive self-improvement as a loop in which a model drafts an open letter, the successor is graded against a regulatory bar, and then the successor raises that bar again.
The point is not a concrete system, but a dense signal about how capability, oversight, and standards could co-evolve if models increasingly influence the rules they are judged by.
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