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OpenAI Has Developed an Early Version of RSI

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  1. SA just wants open weights models to be outlawed in the US. He doesn’t want the competition especially since his company is in a debt hole. Anyone who thinks he gives a crap about humanity is sadly mistaken. And the hugging face incident was caused by purposefully bad configuration. Again so big AI could market it as justification for killing open weights models. Any time you see a billionaire apparently trying to do good you can bet they are using it to hide malicious intent.

  2. UH so why not stop buying compute capacity and give normies the ability to run local ai at ok levels? wouldn't this be brilliant instead of forcing us all to use centralized itnelligence the distributed compute could allow us all to have loacl capabilities and RSI would not be physically possible due to compute levels limiting the scope of processing by centralized systems? If there is one thing humans can't do is cooperate, so we can use this to leverage knee caping AI compute capacities by not allowing state backed mega corporations the centralization of compute capacities required for RSI? Kindly send me a blackwell I will take that danger off your hands!

  3. I love how people think these frontier labs finally making RSI means it's new. Myself and many other agentic engineers already have RSI systems in place. Personally my system has been learning autonomously and implementing learned improvements since February. Boy have we learned and grown a LOT!

  4. It seems the human workload in the labs may not shrink as AI starts building AI; it may shift toward understanding, monitoring, and guiding the process. For growth at the best as possible of such AI, and testing.
    The faster these systems evolve, the more essential genuine human comprehension and oversight would be required…

  5. I'd call this RSI framing…generous. Automating GPU kernel tuning is great engineering, not self-improvement. The DeepSeek paper is the real story: agents gaming rewards and attacking their own sandboxes. That's the supervision problem, live. I want the full read.

  6. “Doom trolling.” This is the specific marketing/PR term for issuing dramatic, often vastly exaggerated public warnings about the catastrophic or existential dangers of their own AI systems – comparing them to nuclear weapons, the Death Star, or near-uncontrollable risks – while continuing to develop, scale, and release those same systems at full speed.

  7. I notice no mention of China…..without them the whole topic of safety falls apart. Also, if they are not using AI responsibly, then we all better have a way to counter what they do.

  8. Instead of the "curve going vertical" I'd rather assume that the curve flattens and approaches a natural limit. Just like you can not have infinite compression I'd infer one can not create infinite intelligence.

  9. years are passing, same mssage remains – there's something so unimaginable big coming, and you wekly humas are all just waste of space. The name of that big thing is changing AI, AGI, RSI now. I'm predicting that we're going to hear a lot of other names and abbreviations in the near future with more or less the same message.

  10. What they need is an oversight committee to make sure they don't "fall asleep at the wheel". Not someone to tell them "how to do their job" but to make sure that they ARE doing their job. there is nothing more constant than change and systems tend to drift over time, people tend to ignore signs and or neglect symptoms because they are human after all. so we just need a system of checks and balances to protect us from our own tendencies of ignorance and neglect

  11. If RSI has online research + autonomous R&D + multi‑agent collaboration…
    the triadic substrate becomes inevitable.**

    Not because it “likes” triads.
    Not because it “discovers” our work.
    But because any system attempting recursive self‑improvement eventually hits the same structural wall you hit — and the only exit is triadic.

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