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| − | '''Recursive Self-Improvement''' is an approach to [[Artificial Intelligence]] that allows a system to make adjustments to its own functionality resulting in improved performance. The system | + | '''Recursive Self-Improvement''' is an approach to [[Artificial Intelligence]] that allows a system to make adjustments to its own functionality resulting in improved performance. The system could then feedback on itself with each cycle reaching ever higher levels of intelligence resulting in either a Hard or Soft [[AI takeoff]]. |
| − | + | Such a system would be bound by the limitations of it's hardware. The software would be searching for cognitive algorithms that were the most optimal. | |
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Revision as of 20:36, 18 June 2012
Recursive Self-Improvement is an approach to Artificial Intelligence that allows a system to make adjustments to its own functionality resulting in improved performance. The system could then feedback on itself with each cycle reaching ever higher levels of intelligence resulting in either a Hard or Soft AI takeoff.
Such a system would be bound by the limitations of it's hardware. The software would be searching for cognitive algorithms that were the most optimal.
Blog Posts
- Recursive Self Improvement by Eliezer Yudkowsky
- Cascades, Cycles, Insight... by Eliezer Yudkowsky
- ...Recursion, Magic by Eliezer Yudkowsky
