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How AI startups like Inherent and Recursive Superintelligence are pursuing tools needed for AI systems to achieve recursive self-improvement

Jeff Clune, a computer scientist and co-founder of Recursive Superintelligence, one of the start-ups chasing "recursive self-improvement."

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