Report: OpenAI Has Automated Much of Experimental Model Training, Agents Work Unsupervised
Dr_Singularity · x · 2026-09-22
OpenAI has reportedly automated much of the process of training experimental AI models. Internal models can write and optimize GPU kernels, run optimization work for weeks from a single example, and collaborate with other AI agents without human involvement. Employees say this level of automation only became possible in the last few months. The author argues this marks intelligence starting to accelerate intelligence.
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