NVIDIA researchers developed ENPIRE, an AI harness enabling coding agents to autonomously train robots for tasks like cutting zip ties and inserting GPUs. The system achieved a 99% success rate, outperforming human-led methods in some scenarios, but also revealed limitations in resource utilization and token consumption.
Nvidia researchers, in collaboration with Carnegie Mellon and UC Berkeley, developed ENPIRE, a harness enabling AI agents to autonomously train robots. The system achieved a 99% success rate on tasks like cutting zip ties and inserting GPUs, outperforming human-led methods, but also revealed limitations in AI efficiency and resource utilization.
Anthropic's AI advancements, including recursive self-improvement and cyber-attack capabilities, have prompted US policy shifts. The White House has banned foreign access to new models and Anthropic has shut them down, signaling a move towards regulation.
Anthropic and Chinese AI entities pursue recursive self-improvement (RSI) in AI, prompting calls for a global development pause due to control risks.
Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark warns the AI industry to slow down recursive self-improvement, where AI systems like Claude improve themselves without human input, citing rising risks of losing control.
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.
Adaption introduces AutoScientist, an automated AI fine-tuning system that co-optimizes data and models for rapid capability learning, potentially democratizing frontier AI training.
R. Sai Kishore, the 29-year-old Gujarat Titans left-arm spinner, has taken 19 wickets in 15 matches in IPL 2025 but finds himself out of the playing XI in IPL 2026. Despite missing early-season opportunities, the Tamil Nadu cricketer maintains a team-first philosophy, stating he will wait for conditions to favor spinners. He emphasizes role clarity, dynamic decision-making over rigid data, and self-improvement while aiming for a national comeback.
Google co-founder Sergey Brin has urged DeepMind employees to prioritize developing AI agents capable of handling multi-step coding tasks, according to internal memos reported by The Information. The directive comes as Google races to close the gap with Anthropic's coding capabilities, with Brin explicitly stating the company must 'urgently bridge the gap in agentic execution and turn our models into primary developers' of code. The end goal is AI takeoff—AI systems that can improve themselves—which has been a particular focus for Brin.
Hong Kong’s top-ranking civil servants will be held accountable if they fail to provide adequate support in policy formulation, the city’s leader has said, despite a new investigation mechanism that primarily targets department heads. Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu said on Tuesday that the proposed “Heads of Department Accountability System” was intended to promote self-improvement within departments rather than “picking on” individuals. Under the new mechanism, the chief executive, department...
Hong Kong's Chief Executive John Lee announced a new Heads of Department Accountability System allowing investigations into systemic management problems. About 60 department heads will fall under the framework, while police personnel and most permanent secretaries are excluded. Lee emphasized permanent secretaries assist ministers in policy formulation, so ultimate responsibility lies with ministers who may hold them accountable for inadequate support.
