Startup Recursive has released Flint, a free, laptop-sized coding model built largely by its own AI research system, as an early test of AI that improves itself.

I drove its lattice-mcp tools by hand from a TypeScript client, checked every answer against grep, and hit five gotchas.

Coding agents can improve by changing the prompts, tools and code that guide their work. But finding which changes actually help and are worth preserving is challenging and expensive. Each candidate ...

Some big AI companies seem to think that the best way to keep models from becoming too chaotic or too mischievous is to keep them locked inside of labs. If only a chosen few can access them, the ...

Right now, leading artificial intelligence models need human supervision to improve—but a popular theory known as “recursive self-improvement” imagines a future world where AI could become fully ...

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Rep. Ro Khanna wants to make sure AI doesn’t start upgrading itself without asking permission first. The California Democrat, who serves as the ranking member of the House Select Committee on ...

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Chen Kaijie, founder of Macaron AI. Photo source: Macaron AI. Mint Recursive is designed for companies to build AI around proprietary business experience. Conversations with investors lately point to ...

Hot Topic’s 2026 Scare Fair is bringing together five familiar horror faces, with new exclusive Funko Pop! figures inspired by Terrifier, Saw, The Lost Boys, The Return of the Living Dead, and Ghost ...

What happens when artificial intelligence systems start to think for themselves, make themselves more powerful and escape human control in their quest to achieve superintelligence? That prospect has ...