Recursive self-improving AI: Why it’s scary

27 Feb 2026 · 1 min
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Recursive self-improvement in AI could trigger an intelligence explosion by 2027-2028 if models continuously learn from user feedback. A system starting at human-level intelligence could theoretically reach 700 IQ through repeated self-upgrades, granting unprecedented power without proper constraints.

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