Live recursive self-improvement: kernel optimization loop streamed in real time
heyshrutimishra · x · 2026-10-29
- A developer is publicly streaming a real-time recursive self-improvement (RSI) loop focused on kernel optimization, reportedly the first time such a loop has been put live on screen.
- Kernels are chosen because every performance gain is precisely measurable, and a faster kernel speeds up everything built on top of it, creating a verifiable feedback loop.
- Since it runs live with no cuts, observers are calling it a gutsy, measurable experiment on a long-debated idea.
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