AI companies are using their AIs to build better AIs, faster than experts expected
trevposts · x · 2026-11-13
Quanta editor Chana Messinger highlights that AI companies are now using their own models to build stronger ones, and this recursive self-improvement may be happening faster than experts anticipated. The sharer says the explainer captures why the recent report unnerved him: recursive self-improvement could let AI capabilities outpace our ability to regulate or control them.
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