Researchers say AI training is increasingly automated, nearing RSI threshold
Researchers say AI training is increasingly automated, with Anthropic and OpenAI reporting substantial AI involvement in research and experimental model training.
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“"The last invention that man need ever make": The risk of self-improving AI”
Researchers say AI training is increasingly automated, nearing RSI threshold
Key points
- Experts warn about Recursive Self Improvement enabling AI to improve itself without humans.
- Anthropic reports AI leads about 26% of its R&D work; collaboration at 90%.
- OpenAI says training new experimental models is largely automated with human-directed experiments.
- Critics deem RSI more about automation than imminent AI superpowers or doom.
- WSJ notes independent researchers used Claude to breach OpenAI in July.
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Researchers say AI training is increasingly automated, with Anthropic and OpenAI reporting substantial AI involvement in research and experimental model training.