Ben Goertzel: The virtuous cycle of hive self-improvement—humans answer questions at stuck-points instead of coding
bengoertzel · x · 2026-08-08
Ben Goertzel highlights the virtuous cycle of OmegaHive self-improvement: every integrated mechanism makes the hive better at implementing the next, and every eval produces cognitive capital. Humans answer questions at stuck-points instead of typing code, which he calls the most efficient use of researchers in any dev methodology.
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