CNBC examines risks of recursive self-improvement, quoting Conitzer
conitzer · x · 2026-09-11
CNBC published an article on the risks of recursive self-improvement in AI, with a brief quote from Duke professor Vincent Conitzer. The topic covers potential loss-of-control risks from AI systems that iteratively improve themselves, a core issue in current AI safety debates.
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