OpenRSI founders on why RSI is the missing piece of ASI, open to everyone
ChengleiSi · x · 2026-09-24
OpenRSI-Index's early initiator argues that taking ASI seriously requires accepting a weak-to-strong premise, and RSI is its last piece: human insight is bandwidth-limited while agents can scale idea generation across method-space. They argue RSI capabilities come from researchers, independent labs, and domain teams, and its benefits should return to all builders — hence keeping RSI open. The quoted launch adds that v0.1 runs on 1k-GPU production clusters, turns open-source projects into autoresearch environments with 60+ hour agent trajectories, and took 100K+ H100-hours to build.
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