DeepMind's Dream RSI lets agents learn from past attempts in a self-improvement loop
MickeySteamboat · x · 2026-09-17
Google / DeepMind has published Dream RSI, where an agent learns from its past attempts, improves how it searches for better solutions, and repeats the loop — seen as a step toward recursive self-improvement.
Leaks a month ago suggested DeepMind was heavily pushing RSI with Sergey Brin steering resources, and Google is now cracking down on leakers. The speculation about a live RL loop remains unconfirmed.
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