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Sakana AI bets AI that improves itself can break the compute arms race of frontier labs
Sakana AI has launched a dedicated research lab for recursive self-improvement: AI that iteratively improves itself. The Japanese startup, co-founded by Transformer co-author Llion Jones, sees RSI as an alternative to the raw compute arms race among big US labs. Anthropic, meanwhile, warns about the control risks of this very technology.
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theverge.com
Anthropic made a statement about recursive self-improvement, a big AI industry talking point (and concern).
RSI is also defined as an “AI system capable of fully autonomously designing and developing its own successor,” per Anthropic’s blog post. “We are not there yet, and recursive…
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the-decoder.com
Sakana AI bets AI that improves itself can break the compute arms race of frontier labs
Sakana AI has launched a dedicated research lab for recursive self-improvement: AI that iteratively improves itself. The Japanese startup, co-founded by Transformer co-author…
