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Reword the survey article's Chinese copy to read as plain Chinese (#27)
Stage names, evaluator, tool call and similar terms that were sitting in
Chinese sentences as English words now use their Chinese equivalents;
paired terms the article treats as names (model and harness,
long-horizon, closure, composition gap, RSI) stay as they were.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Rzrpg2cWbCq37oizVMQtKn
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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<spanclass="lang-en" lang="en">The survey covers the component capabilities that AI4AI requires and how they are measured today, gives a taxonomy for locating where the loop closes, analyzes reliable execution within the coupled model, harness, environment, and evaluation stack, unfolds in depth along the model and harness routes, and ends with the failures that bound recursive improvement.</span>
<spanclass="lang-zh" lang="zh-CN">这篇综述覆盖 AI4AI 需要的各种组件能力,以及它们目前的度量方式;给出一套判断系统自主到哪一步的分类框架,把可靠执行放在模型、harness、环境、评测四层耦合的结构里分析,并沿 model 与 harness 两条路线深入展开;最后总结限制递归改进的各类失败。</span>
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<spanclass="lang-en" lang="en">Long-horizon is often equated with long context, many turns, or many tool calls. Those are only proxies. The survey builds its definition and metrics around four questions: what is improved, why long-horizon matters, how to measure it, and when the loop starts to recurse (RSI).</span>
<spanclass="lang-en" lang="en">Of the taxonomy's five dimensions, closure does most of the discriminating work. It asks which stages of <code>(goal, plan, execute, feedback, repair)</code> the system owns.</span>
<spanclass="lang-en" lang="en"><strong>Agent edits its own code</strong> (Darwin Gödel Machine, Self-Harness): still judged by a fixed evaluator.</span>
<spanclass="lang-en" lang="en">Only when a pass feeds into the process that proposes the next improvement goal does the loop become <strong>truly recursive</strong>.</span>
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<spanclass="lang-en" lang="en">Model-side interventions by stage: plan yields supervision, execute grounds in tools and state, feedback becomes step-level credit, repair rewrites the training recipe.</span>
<spanclass="lang-en" lang="en"><strong>Evidence and control.</strong> Gains can be bought with budget, so report a success rate together with its cost. A credible claim also needs model–harness attribution, contamination controls, and disclosed human oversight.</span>
<spanclass="lang-en" lang="en">Plan, execute, feedback, and repair are each already strong, and across the 35 audited systems execute is fully system-owned. <strong>No system picks its own goal, and none can judge what counts as “better” without a human.</strong></span>
<spanclass="lang-en" lang="en">The eve ends the first time a system, with no human-specified goal or evaluation, has successors that reliably strengthen it. We hope this taxonomy and this audit help that moment arrive a little sooner.</span>
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