Evidence suggests RSI may decelerate

·LessWrong··

Why recursive self-improvement can be slow The most familiar way to envision recursive self improvement is as causing accelerating improvement in model capability. As the machine gets smarter, the self-improvement gets faster and the result is exponential growth, or something even beyond exponential. One can even imagine the singularity popping out of the other side of RSI, super-exponential growth converging to infinity in finite time. This is not, however, the only possible form that RSI can t...

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