The Fastest Path To Super Intelligence
Ian Fisher, co-founder of Poetic, discusses how his startup is building recursively self-improving AI reasoning harnesses that outperform and adapt to any large language model (LLM), offering startups a way to avoid the 'bitter lesson' of fine-tuning by staying ahead of frontier models wi
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