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If the model and evaluator stay fixed, is “recursive self-improvement” the right label?

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The phrase “recursive self-improvement” can hide several different things. A base model can change, an external memory can change, or a human-bounded process can accumulate selected evidence. AQuA is an arXiv v2 preprint whose peer-review status is unverified. Outside-observer note: no personal use…

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  1. 2026-08-26 09:43 · r/agi
    If the model and evaluator stay fixed, is “recursive self-improvement” the right label?

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