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Google DeepMind says no evidence AI self-improvement is accelerating, diverging from industry warnings
Google DeepMind said it has not confirmed that AI is producing more advanced AI or that internal AI research is accelerating in a meaningful way. In a safety report on Gemini 4 Argon, it said no statistically significant change in progress has appeared since April 1, 2026, even though AI writes more than 75 percent of production code. It said automation remains limited and largely requires human direction, while some industry figures warn recursive self-improvement is already speeding up.
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\"AI builds AI\" - U.S.-China self-improvement race reignites \"AI extinction\" theory
The U.S.-China AI rivalry is moving toward using AI to build stronger AI, with companies focusing on coding, experiment design and training methods to boost next-generation models. The long-term goal is recursive self-improvement, in which AI produces improved successor models in a feedback loop. OpenAI, Anthropic and Google DeepMind cite progress, while analysts say the United States leads in AI-based independent research. Researchers and officials warn safety risks are rising, but neither country has publicly demonstrated fully autonomous recursive self-improvement.
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Big AI strikes back against open source as Nvidia targets AI development leadership
OpenAI and Anthropic are rolling out new AI models as open-source rivals press them on cost efficiency. Meta also unveiled its Muse Spark 1.3 large language model, saying it has narrowed performance gaps with major AI companies. Separately, interest in open-source AI is growing after Nvidia officially announced it would acquire open-source model-sharing platform Hugging Face for $12.9 billion. The article also rounds up moves by Google, Perplexity, Adobe and others, plus domestic developments and funding news.
