If we achieve Recursive Self Improvement in computer science, does that imply generalized RSI is also solved?

· Bits and Bobs 8/24/26
  • If we achieve Recursive Self Improvement in computer science, does that imply generalized RSI is also solved?
    • If you believe the CS fallacy, then the answer is yes.
      • The fallacy: "Anything that cannot be understood by computer science is either unknowable or unimportant."
    • I think the CS fallacy is self-evidently false.
    • Complexity science implies that even if we could model theoretical physics perfectly we still wouldn't be able to compute it all; it's simply too large.

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