Artificial Intelligence
The Singularity Threshold: When AI Learns to Build Itself
Recursive self-improvement is no longer theoretical. From Anthropic's Claude managing other Claudes to OpenAI pausing a dangerously capable model, we're standing at the edge of the singularity threshold.

The Signal
When Jack Clark returned from paternity leave last November, the Anthropic co-founder expected to pick up where he left off. Instead, he walked into a workplace that had quietly transformed. His colleagues barely wrote code anymore. Instead, they managed five or six copies of Claude — Anthropic's flagship AI — which sometimes spawned several more Claudes of their own. The humans had become supervisors of machines that supervised other machines. To Clark, as reported by Time in a...
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