If we understand how our source code (DNA) implements intelligence, and if we can edit it, do we become recursively self-improving machines?
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Machines built upon nanotechnology of a kind that is far more advanced than anything we can achieve In Silico today.
Of course, the short answer is no -- there would be rather limited potential for recursive self-improvement, much like with human-level AGI.
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Or, much like current AI (e.g. discrete search, like genetic programming) isn't able to come up with a much better version of itself
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Why? Any math or computing theory limit? Too much high dimensional search space?
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