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Building a model capable of RSI would require automating a range of specialist tasks currently carried out by humans. At present data scientists work on the theory of AI and coders put it into ...

Yuandong Tian, who spent more than a decade as a research scientist director inside Meta's Fundamental AI Research lab, has surfaced as a co-founder of Recursive Superintelligence, a startup that ...

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