@Saboo_Shubham_: Google just published a paper on recursive self-improvement. Dream RSI. An agent MUST dream to recursively self-improve…
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Google has published a paper on recursive self-improvement, proposing that AI agents must 'dream' to recursively self-improve, using history as the world they dream in.
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Google just published a paper on recursive self-improvement.
Dream RSI. An agent MUST dream to recursively self-improve. History is the world it dreams in. https://t.co/GvDF9YCSUe
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