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#4071 Recursive Self-Improvement Dario Amodei (Anthropic) Drops ATOMIC BOMBSHELL at Davos! https://youtu.be/WNU078Hwgqs #4071  Discuss Recursive Self-Improvement as it applies to generative AI and agentic AI Recursive self-improvement (RSI) is the theoretical process by which an AI system analyzes its own code, architecture, or weights and applies modifications to increase its own performance. In the context of the 2026 AI landscape, this concept has shifted from science fiction toward a technical roadmap for Agentic AI and Generative AI . 1. RSI in Generative AI: Data and Parameter Optimization For generative models, recursive improvement often involves using a "teacher" model to refine a "student" model, or a model refining its own training data. Synthetic Data Loops: Modern LLMs are increasingly trained on high-quality synthetic data generated by previous iterations. If a model can identify and correct its own hallucinations, it creates a "cleaner" d...

#4070 Trump Administration Sedition #4070  Think hard and do your research. What activities by the Donald Trump administration beginning in January 2025 may be considered seditious? Since January 2025, the term "sedition" has returned to the forefront of American political and legal discourse, though it is used in two distinct ways: by the administration to target its critics, and by legal scholars to describe actions they argue undermine the constitutional order. Here is a breakdown of the key activities and controversies from the Trump administration beginning in early 2025 that have drawn these labels. 1. Invocation of the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 On his first day in office, President Trump invoked the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 to facilitate mass deportations. Context: This law is the only remaining part of the original Alien and Sedition Acts . It allows the president to detain or deport non-citizens from a country that has declared war on or "threatened invasio...