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Recursive Superintelligence Emerges with $650M Funding, Aims for Autonomous AI Self-Improvement

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Recursive Superintelligence, founded by Richard Socher, launches with $650M to develop recursively self-improving AI, capable of autonomous identification and correction of weaknesses without human intervention.

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