Lilian Weng to discuss recursive self-improvement at SGLang Summit on Nov 12
xiaosun86 · x · 2026-10-23
SGLang announced that Lilian Weng will join a fireside chat at SGLang Summit (Nov 12-13, Fort Mason, SF) on recursive self-improvement. The discussion covers whether AI can accelerate its own development, how to verify that it's working, what it takes for AI to help build its own successors, and where the process hits limits. A notable session for anyone following inference infra and the frontier of self-improving AI.
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