'We may be the last generation that actually needs to invent things': AGI self-improvement take
VraserX · x · 2026-11-08
VraserX muses that for millions of years intelligence was constrained by biology, but humanity is now building intelligence that could eventually improve itself without us — 'evolution might be about to outsource its own job.'
A viral-style philosophical take on recursive self-improvement rather than new facts.
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