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    Could automating AI research spark rapid self-improvement?

    A post asks whether the rapid progress its author sees in well-scoped but highly ambitious math problems could have a parallel in AI research.

    Dwarkesh PatelDP
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    A post shares a debate about whether AIs automating AI research could trigger rapid recursive self-improvement—AI improving AI. The author draws a comparison with what they call an “explosion” in math on well-scoped but highly ambitious problems.

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    Dwarkesh Patel@dwarkesh_spOnce AIs automate AI research, should we expect some crazy RSI that is analogous to the explosion we’re seeing in math right now for well scoped (but still crazy ambitious) problems? @polynoamial and I debate this question out:21d

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    Dwarkesh Patel@dwarkesh_spOnce AIs automate AI research, should we expect some crazy RSI that is analogous to the explosion we’re seeing in math right now for well scoped (but still crazy ambitious) problems? @polynoamial and I debate this question out:21d