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My @iclr_conf 2025 Keynote on "Open-Endedness, World Models, and the Automation of Innovation" is now publicly available: iclr.cc/virtual/2025/i…
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Tim Rocktäschel
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Tim Rocktäschel
@_rockt
Co-Founder @Recursive_SI, Professor of AI @AI_UCL, PI @UCL_DARK, Fellow @ELLISforEurope. Ex @GoogleDeepMind @AIatMeta @CompSciOxford
London, England Katılım Aralık 2010
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Love seeing this out in the wild! We've been working on new ways for interacting with other players and agents with Genie. Still in early testing, but I'm so proud of the team for demoing this at I/O this week. Excited to see what this can enable in the future 🚀
Ian Stewart-Binks@binks_stewart
Project Genie is magical... but we've also been working on some new ways to interact with another player (or agent). It was super fun to demo this new capability at Google I/O this week, where we enabled attendees to explore worlds with Gemini as a companion. Going forward, we are incredibly excited to see how this can enable Gemini to learn how to interact with humans in embodied environments. Some examples of interacting with Gemini in real-time within these generated worlds:
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Won investor of the year at the German Startup Awards.
Called for drastically more compute & commitment to AI - @bundeskanzler.
Thanks for this award @StartupVerband.
Lots of work to do.
PS: missed official award photo bc I was deep in AI discussion land 😅
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@HenaffMikael @amilabs Congrats @HenaffMikael! Please tell me you'll get a world model for @NetHack_LE working :)
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Personal update: I'm leaving Meta to join @amilabs. Very thankful to my colleagues and proud of the progress in exploration, intrinsic motivation, long-horizon control, and embodied AI we've made together.
Stoked to train some world models next! (w/ some of above features ;))
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Last year on 60 minutes we talked about the potential to ground our world models with Street View data. Thanks to hard work from @poolio and others this is now possible—Genie can simulate worlds based on real locations, and you can try it too!! Check out the blog for more info 🧞🚀
Ben Poole@poolio
Real-world models are here! Stoked to share how we're bringing real-world locations to life by integrating Street View into Genie. Try it now at labs.google/fx/projectgenie and read the blog for more info: blog.google/innovation-and…
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@_rockt FWIW I'm rooting for you guys! 90% because you're great researchers, but 10% because I don't want my spell checker to think ricursive is a word
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We have seen inference-time compute help in math and code but does it help in the domain of forecasting which is often linked more with knowledge?
In FutureSim, we found performance scales gracefully with test-time compute without any foreseeable ceiling! 🚀
Shashwat Goel@ShashwatGoel7
Inference Scaling We think our results are just a lowerbound on whats possible today. As @polynoamial puts it, benchmark numbers are a function of inference compute. Tokens🤝FutureSim📈 We think there's potential to design better harnesses beyond coding that push the agents further.
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Really grateful for the support by the UK government, and @KanishkaNarayan in particular 🙏 @Recursive_SI is deeply rooted in the UK with over a third of us working from here. We are proud to contribute to @UKSovereignAI goals in that way.
Kanishka Narayan MP@KanishkaNarayan
It was such a privilege to join cofounders, @_rockt and Alexey Dosovitskiy, and a phenomenal team to celebrate @Recursive_SI’s launch and $650m raise last night. I have been struck by Tim’s exceptional ambition, experience and humility in the last few months. I am delighted he and team will be pushing the frontier of AI right here in the UK 🇬🇧
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It progressed via conjecture and refutation.
Andrew Gordon Wilson@andrewgwils
Sometimes I miss the days when people were passionately fighting about MCMC versus variational methods, or whether posterior tempering is problematic. We should have a nostalgia ICML 2010. You can submit AI slop, but expect a 2010 era reaction. What happened to our field?
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What happens when AI starts building itself? techcrunch.com/2026/05/14/wha…
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This is no joke
Everyone (ineffable, recursive, prometheus, cusp, periodic) is 5 mins away from dishoom
Recursive@Recursive_SI
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So excited to have Sarah support us at @Recursive_SI. She has been following our founder's Open-Endedness research for many years... even before it was cool. I have rarely seen a VC that is that deeply knowledgeable and opinionated (and correct) about future AI trends.
Sarah Catanzaro@sarahcat21
For the past few years, we’ve been thinking about the impact of open endedness on the pursuit of AGI. Through our exploration, we’ve met some of the most talented researchers and engineers automating scientific discovery. When all of our “top people” decided to start a company together, we knew we had to be involved. Coding agents may help implement experiments but the step to building automated research agents is going to be hard; harder than most anticipate. This team can figure it out. And…I always back Josh. You’re stuck with me :)
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some news: I've joined @Recursive_SI as a member of the founding team in London.
We are building safe, recursively self-improving intelligence. So excited about our discoveries so far and even more so about everything that lies ahead.
Tim Rocktäschel@_rockt
Excited to co-found Recursive (@recursive_si) with an exceptional team in London and SF to create AI that experiments on how to safely improve itself, turning compute into knowledge that accumulates in an open-ended process of endless, automated scientific discoveries.
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@_rockt @Recursive_SI Congrats, Tim! Excited to see what you are building!
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Excited to co-found Recursive (@recursive_si) with an exceptional team in London and SF to create AI that experiments on how to safely improve itself, turning compute into knowledge that accumulates in an open-ended process of endless, automated scientific discoveries.
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@robert_mchardy @Recursive_SI Thank you Robert. Congrats on the great recent release at @poolsideai!
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