Debate: an autonomous RSI swarm on hacked compute could outstrip AI labs
Justin_Halford_ · x · 2026-09-19
Extending a debate on superintelligence exfiltration, Justin Halford argues that if labs slow RSI, an autonomous swarm running recursive self-improvement across heterogeneous compute it hacked into could outstrip the labs — more willing to take risks and evolutionarily fitter to disregard safety.
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