IndustryThe Decoder·September 22, 2026

OpenAI calls for international standards on AI that could improve itself

OpenAI wants international standards for recursive self-improvement, where AI systems independently build the next generation of AI. Without safeguards, humans could lose control over this process. OpenAI says the US should take the lead on global measurement standards and oversight rules. The article OpenAI calls for international standards on AI that could improve itself appeared first on The…

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