RSI is just an engineering problem — ASI is a different story entirely
haider1 · x · 2026-11-10
A growing assumption holds that achieving recursive self-improvement (RSI) will automatically lead to ASI, but the author argues it's not that simple: RSI is essentially an engineering problem and is clearly close, while ASI is a different story — we're still figuring out what it will take.
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