OpenAI Researcher: Anthropic and OpenAI Could Hit RSI as Early as Next Year
haider1 · x · 2026-10-31
OpenAI's willdepue predicts Anthropic and OpenAI may reach recursive self-improvement as early as next year, with LLMs themselves discovering new architectures—making current model limits matter less. He also dismisses 'biological compute' claims as unlikely to involve any foundational ML breakthrough.
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