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Researchers published methods for recursive self-improving AI coding agents that modify their own scaffolding or training/harness logic while tracking and selecting improvements Research publication
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11 October 2026
AI control—not just model capability—took center stage. Microsoft president Brad Smith argued AI is “less regulated than milk,” calling for global safety rules that include mandatory incident reporting, independent sign-off before release, and a legal duty to notify victims when rogue agents breach systems. Satya Nadella echoed the operational side of that philosophy: assume a model is compromised, then build containment so an authorized person can pause or shut it down mid-task, with tamper-proof action records. It’s a shift away from hoping alignment alone covers real-world failure modes and toward treating deployments like safety-critical software, because they behave like it.
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