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Can an AI copy itself? Inside Anthropic’s 15-TV-box experiment

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Ashu Kumar, writing at The Agentic Stack, covers Anthropic Frontier Red Team research published October 12 on whether an AI system can replicate itself onto cheap hardware. The team split Gemma4-26B-A4B across 15 off-brand Android TV boxes, each about $55 with 4 GB of memory, and got 0.39 generated tokens per second. Slow for a […]
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This is happening in the AI market. Even cheap TV boxes can run certain models, and we already know that there are agent-based mechanisms that can organize self-copying between machines. Anthropic's experiments point to a rather dangerous scenario, but they give us (for now) hope: for it to come true, we need much more powerful hardware.

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how2shout.com broke the news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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