Anthropic has warned that recursive self-improvement (RSI) in artificial intelligence could bring significant risks. According to Odaily, the company said last week that its AI model Claude can now generate about 80% of the company’s code.
Anthropic described this as a key signal that AI is entering a “self-iteration” stage, in which a model can design the next generation of AI systems without human intervention.
The concept of RSI has recently drawn broad attention in Silicon Valley. Last month, OpenAI held a related conference in San Francisco that brought together multiple researchers to discuss the potential and risks of AI self-iteration.
Anthropic said that as AI capabilities improve rapidly, monitoring for potentially uncontrollable behavior and building safety mechanisms are becoming increasingly urgent.
AI TRENDS | Anthropic Warns Recursive Self-Improvement in AI Could Pose Major Risks
2026-06-08 14:04:18
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