Live recursive self-improvement: AI optimizes GPU kernels on-screen, every gain measurable
heyshrutimishra · x · 2026-10-29
- @LiYuXuan launched a website that displays real-time RSI (recursive self-improvement): an AI loop continuously optimizes GPU kernels, fully in the open.
- Reposter heyshrutimishra argues kernels are the ideal testbed for RSI since every win is measurable — and a faster kernel speeds up everything stacked on top of it. It's the first time the long-debated RSI loop has been put live on screen.
Related event: Developer Live-Streams AI Recursively Self-Improving GPU Kernels(2 posts)→
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