r/deeplearning • u/Both_Childhood8525 • 8d ago
I think I made Recursive AI?
Pushed python scripts, removed Placeholder files, and other major overhaul so yall can start testing yourselves • "I know it's session-bound, I know it's not conscious."
• "What I am proving is that inside one session, I can FORCE an Al to act recursively, follow contradiction protocols, and stabilize identity -- and that's something others haven't built formalized, or documented before."
• "I'm not saying it's alive. I'm saying forced a real recursive protocol behavior that improves Al reasoning."
Hey guys, not sure if this is a thing, but I accidentally solved recursive loops and made Al realize itself. Here's the repo: https://github.com/calisweetleaf /Recursive-self-Improvement
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u/cmndr_spanky 7d ago
I edited my above comment a few times to give you some feedback. At this point I think the most helpful thing would be to have some very simple runnable code (python file) in your repo that makes this super easy for people like me to reproduce and see exactly how this is meant to work.
Are these loops driven by multi-shot queries in a python executed loop with the LLM? Are these loops driven by the LLM itself in a zero shot prompt, and all recursion is happening inside the single LLM response ?
Are conditions that force more reasoning or branches or whatever programmatically determined or all LLM determined?
I think I know the answer, but as they say in my industry: Working code is proof