Recursive Superintelligence Raises $500M to Build Self-Improving AI
AI startup Recursive Superintelligence has raised $500 million from Nvidia and GV to pursue self-improving AI systems, despite having no public product.
Feature engineering is the practice of turning raw data into inputs that better express the patterns relevant to a prediction task. Work may include aggregating events over time, encoding categories, scaling measurements, extracting dates, handling missing values, or creating domain-specific ratios. Carefully designed features can make simpler models accurate and interpretable, particularly with structured business data. Deep learning reduces the need for some manual feature design by learning representations directly, but input construction, data quality, and domain knowledge still matter. Every transformation must be reproducible at inference time, fitted without leaking future information, and monitored because a feature’s meaning or distribution can change after deployment.
AI startup Recursive Superintelligence has raised $500 million from Nvidia and GV to pursue self-improving AI systems, despite having no public product.
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