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Robots building robots is the next big loop Asked what infrastructure OpenAI is betting on now, Sam Altman says its robots that build more robots, and data centers that help build more data centers, chip factories and power plants, so compute can grow far faster. says this loop is...

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HelpaNow.com20 days ago

Recursive Self Building - rsb.

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along20 days ago

看起来没有一项是对人的投资

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Ry Lanham20 days ago

RepRap we used to call it back in the day.

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Vinay khatak20 days ago

Robotics Rsi will be amazing

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Giga🖖🏻Gerard20 days ago

There is more than enough compute, once the AI can put the next big conceptual breakthrough like the transformer in code autonomously.

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AR20 days ago

I think robots building robots is the true singularity. Robots build robots; robots build data centers; robots mine materials; robots build rockets; robots control the galaxy; we become cyborgs ..........

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Enforce Invariant20 days ago

Sam Altman says people must always be in control of the future. Agreed. But you can't control what you only monitor, and you can't trust what you can't verify. Control isn't a property of the model, it's a property of the boundary. We built it. And it keeps the receipts.

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Nora Vale20 days ago

Robots building robots is the loop that actually bends the compute curve 🤯

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阳明AI20 days ago

That self-reinforcing loop is the scary part—once robots and fabs feed each other, the bottleneck just shifts to power and permits.

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The SI Maximalist20 days ago

Altman’s recursion loop: compute to build hardware to generate more data for better models is elegant SI scaling. The constraint shifts from parameter count to physical fabrication yield, can we manufacture the brain faster than it learns?

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