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Z.ai co-founder says self-improving AI is key step toward AGI but warns of safety risks

Z.ai co-founder Tang Jie identified recursive self-improvement, where AI systems improve their own development, as a critical pathway to artificial general intelligence, while cautioning it must be done safely and has limits and risks.

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Timeline · 2 reports

  1. 2026-11-02 09:29 · DigiTimes Asia
    China's self-improving AI advances towards AGI, but Z.ai founder warns of limits and risks
  2. 2026-11-01 12:00 · South China Morning Post Tech
    Self-improving AI the key step towards AGI but safety is key: Z.ai founder

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