Recursive Superintelligence Raises $500M Funding Round
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Recursive Superintelligence has secured a $500m funding round from top investors, including Google's GV and Nvidia, valuing the startup at $4 billion. The company aims to achieve recursive self-improvement in AI, potentially revolutionizing the field.
Recursive Superintelligence has raised $500m in funding from major investors, including Google's venture arm GV and Nvidia, valuing the startup at $4 billion. The company, founded by ex-Google DeepMind and ex-OpenAI engineers, aims to achieve recursive self-improvement in AI. Recursive's architecture is designed to be self-supervising, allowing it to design, test, and synthesize its own algorithmic improvements. The funding will be used to recruit top talent and secure massive compute clusters for its first autonomous training run. The company is part of a trend of 'superintelligence' startups attracting record-breaking sums, but critics warn of a potential 'AI bubble'. Recursive plans to use the funds to aggressively recruit talent and secure compute clusters for its first 'Level 1' autonomous training run later this year.
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