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Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark advances self-improving AI prediction to 2027

Original titleAnthropic co-founder Jack Clark moves his prediction for self-improving AI forward to 2027

Outlet: The Decoder
Published: Oct 25, 2026
Importance: 5/5

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A benchmark by P-Zero Research measuring how well AI models design and evaluate experiments on their own shows rapid improvement. Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark now predicts self-improving AI could arrive by 2027.

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A new benchmark by P-Zero Research measures how well AI models design and evaluate experiments on their own. The results are improving so fast that Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark now thinks self-improving AI could arrive by 2027. The article Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark moves his prediction for self-improving AI forward to 2027 appeared first on The Decoder.

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