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AI-designed chips are so weird that 'humans cannot really understand them' — but they perform better than anything we've created
AI-designed chips are so weird that ‘humans cannot really understand them’ — but they perform better than anything we’ve created.
AI models have, within hours, created more efficient wireless chips through deep learning, but it is unclear how their ‘randomly shaped’ designs were produced.
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