Blame Anthropic's Overly Broad RSI Framing for Talk of Banning Coding Agents
tallinzen · x · 2026-09-25
Commenting on proposals to ban all coding agents, the author argues this is largely the fault of Anthropic's RSI press push a few months ago, which defined recursive self-improvement so broadly that coding agents got swept into the framing.
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