@khoomeik: damn @periodiclabs just leaked that they're building an AI-accelerated semiconductor research lab is this what recursiv…
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Periodic Labs has leaked plans to build an AI-accelerated semiconductor research lab, potentially enabling recursive self-improvement in AI hardware.
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damn @periodiclabs just leaked that they’re building an AI-accelerated semiconductor research lab
is this what recursive self-improvement looks like? https://t.co/yDwxci6KWd
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