@seekjourney: A strong new RSI signal worth paying attention to: Google Research has started researching Recursive Self-Improvement f…
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Google Research has started researching Recursive Self-Improvement for Agent Harness, focusing on automatically iterating prompts, tools, memory, and control flow without model retraining. This harness-level approach is seen as clearer and more practical than model-level RSI.
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A strong new RSI signal worth paying attention to:
Google Research has started researching Recursive Self-Improvement for Agent Harness.
No need to retrain the model—just let prompts, tools, memory, and control flow iterate automatically.
I’m very bullish on this path.
Because compared to the model-level RSI released earlier by GLM, this is much clearer:
https://z.ai/blog/glm-built-its-inference-infrastructure…
Now it’s obvious that it’s easier to get up and running first on the Harness engineering side—there’s just way too much to optimize.
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