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Tongyan Lingzhi, BIGAI-backed firm, develops recursive self-improving personal AI

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Tongyan Lingzhi, a company backed by the Beijing Institute for General Artificial Intelligence (BIGAI), is developing Recursive Self-Improving Personal AI, according to a QbitAI (量子位) report dated October 19, 2026.

The system adds personal LoRA parameters to a shared base model, so each user gets individual adaptations on top of common weights.

The company says its recursive self-improvement framework uses an Evaluator to filter user feedback before making incremental updates. If an update causes a regression, the framework rolls it back. The report is based on the company's own description, and no independent evaluation of the system's performance is reported.

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    Tongyan Lingzhi, a BIGAI-backed firm, pitches recursive self-improving Personal AI

    AITongyan Lingzhi, a company backed by the Beijing Institute for General Artificial Intelligence (BIGAI), is developing Recursive Self-Improving Personal AI, which adds personal LoRA parameters to a shared base model. The company says its RSI framework uses an Evaluator to filter user feedback before incremental updates, with rollback on regressions.

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