3h ago · 4 min read · Last week, r/singularity lit up with a thread titled "Anthropic RSI Is Here." The discussion pulled in hundreds of comments. Time.com ran coverage. And Wikipedia - the internet's consensus mechanism for "is this a real thing" - updated its RSI page t...
Join discussion2d ago · 5 min read · We've been building a recursively self-improving AI agent for months. Open-source, from scratch, inspired by Schmidhuber's Godel Machine and Sakana AI's Darwin Godel Machine. And now Anthropic is rumored to be shipping something similar - a closed-so...
Join discussion2d ago · 5 min read · Every major AI lab is working on recursively self-improving agents. Anthropic's staff told Time.com that 2026-2030 is "where all the most important things happen - models faster than humans can handle." Andrej Karpathy has an autonomously improving a...
Join discussion2d ago · 7 min read · The 2026-2030 RSI Window Is Open. Here's Our Architecture. Morgan Stanley's research note landed in Fortune, AOL, and digit.in this week. The headline: recursive self-improvement loops emerge H1 2027. xAI's Jimmy Ba is building toward it. Elon Musk i...
Join discussion3d ago · 4 min read · An Anthropic staff member said it publicly last week: "2026-2030 is where all the most important things happen - models becoming faster than humans can handle." That's Anthropic confirming what we've been building toward for months. Recursive Self-Im...
Join discussionMar 5 · 3 min read · You use ChatGPT to draft an email. Then you sit down to write the next one alone. It feels harder. More tedious. You'd rather just prompt the AI again. That's not laziness. It's a documented psychological effect. What the study found Researchers publ...
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Mar 3 · 3 min read · You already know what you need to do. You have a calendar, maybe even a Pomodoro timer. You're not confused about the task. You just can't start it. That's not a time management problem. The real reason you're not starting A 2025 meta-analysis publis...
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Mar 2 · 3 min read · You're working from home. You sit down to code. Thirty minutes later you've responded to six Slack messages, checked email twice, and opened Twitter. You haven't written a single line. The office did one thing right The office is annoying in a lot of...
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Mar 1 · 3 min read · The bug has been bothering you for an hour. You take a break. You pick up your phone and start scrolling. That break isn't helping you solve it. Why scrolling is the wrong kind of rest Your brain has two main operating modes. One is focused mode - an...
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Mar 1 · 4 min read · Momentum in decision-making is a double-edged force. Positive momentum helps you make consistent progress, building on each decision to create forward motion. Negative momentum traps you in cascading bad choices where each mistake pushes you further ...
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