AI researcher: we may not need to wait until next summer for RSI
coherence · x · 2026-10-06
Commenting on an Andrew Curran write-up, deredleritt3r offers one quibble: he's not convinced we need to wait until next summer for RSI (recursive self-improvement), saying there's a decent chance "the ship is landing basically now." A notable forward-looking take on AI capability acceleration and self-improvement timelines.
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