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Self-improving AI the key step towards AGI but safety is key: Z.ai founder

Katherine Langford
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Self-improving AI the key step towards AGI but safety is key: Z.ai founder — Tokyo Technology news

Using artificial intelligence to build even smarter systems will make artificial general intelligence (AGI) more achievable, though it would need to be done safely, leading Chinese computer scientist Tang Jie said at an event in Shanghai on Saturday. The remarks underscore how AI companies in the US and China are both chasing the holy grail of recursive self-improvement (RSI), where increasingly powerful AI systems also become better at improving themselves in an ever-accelerating...

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