MONTREAL — The next advances in the capabilities of AI could well be made by AI itself, as tech giants and startups automate more machine learning research and development. Many firms are aiming for ...

Since I called it three times in the recursion, the return process also happens three times. Even though I understood it in ...

Researchers from the National University of Singapore, A*STAR, and the Australian National University have demonstrated a ...

Two researchers building a startup around recursive self-improvement argue the term has been diluted to near-meaninglessness. Dhaval Adjodah, ...

We introduce Multi-Agent Self-Supervision (MASS). One shared model solves tasks through a team of virtual subagents, searches for better multi-agent workflows, then uses its own judgments to select ...

AI can process extraordinary quantities of information and detect patterns across them, but it does not experience ...

Richard Socher, co-founder and CEO of Recursive, argues on the Peter Diamandis podcast that while weak forms of recursive self-improvement ...

A fact I recently learnedI recently finished reading a book on automata, and according to that book, Turing machines, lambda calculus, and recursive functions all have the same computational ...

What happens when artificial intelligence systems start to think for themselves, make themselves more powerful and escape human control in their quest to achieve superintelligence? That prospect has ...

OpenAI has made an argument in favor of coordinated and global guidelines that will guide the development of AI in its next phase of development, specifically focusing on recursive self-improvement ...

AI agents solved a Millennium Prize math problem in 88 hours. OpenAI's Noam Brown explains what actually drove the breakthrough.

Remember when OpenAI landed in hot water earlier this month after mathematicians accused the company of trying to steal their thunder for solving an ultra-difficult math problem? (I know it feels like ...