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GPT-5.4 has entered production as of early March 2026, featuring 2M token context and native original-resolution image handling. Simultaneously, researchers are moving away from open-ended recursive code generation toward structured functional runtimes (λ-RLM) to solve "context rot" and ensure termination in recursive loops.
ArXiv ID: 2603.20105
Introduces λ-RLM, a framework for long-context reasoning that replaces free-form recursive code generation with a typed functional runtime grounded in λ-calculus. Turns recursive reasoning into a structured functional program with explicit control flow and formal guarantees on termination and cost.
ArXiv ID: 2603.20046
Proposes HeRL, a Hindsight experience guided Reinforcement Learning framework. Treats failed trajectories and unmet rubrics as hindsight experience, using them as in-context guidance for the policy to explore beyond its current distribution.
ArXiv ID: 2603.20185
Leverages video logic flow to actively seek critical evidence using a tool-guided seeking mechanism. Achieves significant improvements on LVBench over GPT-5 while using 93% fewer frames.
ArXiv ID: 2603.20179
Presents Just Furnish Context (JFC), a proof-of-concept framework that allows Claude Code to automate all stages of a typical HEP analysis (event selection, uncertainty quantification, statistical inference). Shows agents can plan, execute, and document measurements on open data.
The 1st Workshop on Recursive Self-Improvement (RSI) has been launched for ICLR 2026. Key topics include RSI Loops, Model & Memory Editing, and Alignment in Recursive Systems. This marks the formalization of RSI as a primary research field in the ML community.