What happens when AI systems can improve themselves?
At Ai4, we’re bringing together founders and AI/ML leaders for a small dinner on systems that learn from real-world use, run their own experiments, and keep getting more accurate, faster, and cheaper.
Join us: https://t.co/kMdO2F32KT
Every AI company should own its data, its models, and the research lab that keeps making them better.
Today, @thomasboser and I are launching @hiloopai to make that possible.
The frontier advantage isn’t access to a model. It’s the research organization continuously improving it.
Your product already generates the raw material for better intelligence: proprietary data, production feedback, evaluations, and domain expertise. Very few teams have the research capacity to turn those assets into better models.
Hiloop builds and operates that capability with you.
Bring us the model your product depends on, the data that makes it different, and an evaluation that defines success. We reproduce your baseline and run an autonomous research campaign against it.
Agents pursue competing hypotheses in parallel, build on previous results, and promote only improvements that survive verification. Our researchers validate the winners and bring them into production.
The work can run hosted or inside your environment. You retain control of your data, and the resulting models, evaluations, and research artifacts are yours.
We’re starting with model training, post-training, and inference optimization, where progress is measurable and the value is immediate.
But this isn’t a one-off model improvement. It’s a persistent research capability that begins each campaign with everything learned from the last.
Over time, the lab accumulates research memory and improves its own tools, evaluations, and agents. The process used to create better intelligence gets better itself.
That’s infrastructure for recursive self-improvement.
If your product depends on a model and an important metric has stopped moving, bring us the model you can’t make better. We're much better at research than making videos!
Reach out to us: [email protected]
A more detailed overview of what we're doing at hiloop. Something we don't really mention - we're also making this secure for enterprise customers (data exfiltration controls, fully deployable in your cloud, etc. Reach out to learn more!
Every AI company should own its data, its models, and the research lab that keeps making them better.
Today, @tboser and I are launching @hiloopai to make that possible.
The frontier advantage isn’t access to a model. It’s the research organization continuously improving it.
Your product already generates the raw material for better intelligence: proprietary data, production feedback, evaluations, and domain expertise. Very few teams have the research capacity to turn those assets into better models.
Hiloop builds and operates that capability with you.
Bring us the model your product depends on, the data that makes it different, and an evaluation that defines success. We reproduce your baseline and run an autonomous research campaign against it.
Agents pursue competing hypotheses in parallel, build on previous results, and promote only improvements that survive verification. Our researchers validate the winners and bring them into production.
The work can run hosted or inside your environment. You retain control of your data, and the resulting models, evaluations, and research artifacts are yours.
We’re starting with model training, post-training, and inference optimization, where progress is measurable and the value is immediate.
But this isn’t a one-off model improvement. It’s a persistent research capability that begins each campaign with everything learned from the last.
Over time, the lab accumulates research memory and improves its own tools, evaluations, and agents. The process used to create better intelligence gets better itself.
That’s infrastructure for recursive self-improvement.
If your product depends on a model and an important metric has stopped moving, bring us the model you can’t make better. We're much better at research than making videos!
Reach out to us: [email protected]
@raunakdoesdev yeah that makes sense. i definitely agree that fable feels a lot worse to talk to than opus. fair enough, we'll see tomorrow when they GA sol.
Life update - I’m now working on building infrastructure for scaling autoresearch.
@deepmatmul has been hard at work and has already achieved SOTA results on the original autoresearch task!
If you’re solving hard problems we’d love to work with you!