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- Starts
- Thu 1 Oct 2026, 00:30
- Ends
- Thu 1 Oct 2026, 03:30
- Type
- In person
- Category
- Tech & Startups
- City
- San Francisco
- Country
- United States
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Recursive self-improvement as an empirical research program. The claim under examination is narrow: systems that improve the process by which they themselves improve — not merely a...
Recursive self-improvement as an empirical research program.
The claim under examination is narrow: systems that improve the process by which they themselves improve — not merely agents that retry within a task, and not merely human-supervised iteration at higher throughput. That distinction matters, because most of what is currently labeled RSI sits somewhere between those two.
This session treats the problem as a stack with separable research questions: the models and methods that generate improvement, the feedback and evaluation that verify the improvement is real, and the infrastructure…
Hosted by Kristopher Floyd & 4 others
The claim under examination is narrow: systems that improve the process by which they themselves improve — not merely agents that retry within a task, and not merely human-supervised iteration at higher throughput. That distinction matters, because most of what is currently labeled RSI sits somewhere between those two.
This session treats the problem as a stack with separable research questions: the models and methods that generate improvement, the feedback and evaluation that verify the improvement is real, and the infrastructure…
Hosted by Kristopher Floyd & 4 others
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- Website
- https://luma.com/10emr4ao
- Registration
- https://luma.com/10emr4ao
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- Luma
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- San Francisco
- Original event
- Open source event https://luma.com/10emr4ao