China has a different plan for 'recursive self-improvement', Jarovsky says
LuizaJarovsky · x · 2026-09-16
AI governance and privacy researcher Luiza Jarovsky posted that China has a different plan for 'recursive self-improvement' — AI systems iteratively upgrading themselves — linking to a related article. The tweet itself doesn't expand on details, but points to divergent US/China strategies on self-improving AI.
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