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Anthropic says AI could soon cross recursive self-improvement threshold without public notice

Anthropic has warned that AI systems may soon reach recursive self-improvement, a capability it describes as among the most powerful and potentially dangerous in AI, and that this milestone might occur without public knowledge.

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  1. 2026-11-03 16:18 · The Independent Tech
    Anthropic says it could soon cross a huge AI threshold – and we might not know about it

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