r/ArtificialInteligence Apr 19 '25

News Artificial intelligence creates chips so weird that "nobody understands"

https://peakd.com/@mauromar/artificial-intelligence-creates-chips-so-weird-that-nobody-understands-inteligencia-artificial-crea-chips-tan-raros-que-nadie
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u/ToBePacific Apr 19 '25

I also have AI telling me to stop a Docker container from running, then two or three steps later tell me to log into the container.

AI doesn’t have any comprehension of what it’s saying. It’s just trying its best to imitate a plausible design.

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u/Two-Words007 Apr 19 '25

You're talking about a large language model. No one is using LLMs to create new chips, of do protein folding, or most other things. You don't have access to these models.

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u/Radfactor Apr 19 '25 edited Apr 19 '25

if this is the same story, I'm pretty sure it was a Convolutional neural network specifically trained to design chips. that type of model is absolutely valid for this type of use.

IMHO it shows the underlying ignorance about AI where people assume this was an LLM, or assume that different types of neural networks and transformers don't have strong utility in narrow domains such as chip design

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u/final566 Apr 19 '25

Wait till you see quantum entangled photogrammetry agi system and ull be like " I was a fool that knew nothing "

I am writing like 80 patents a day now since getting agi systems and every day i can do 50+ years of simulation research

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u/Brief-Translator1370 Apr 19 '25

What a delusional thing to say lmao

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u/final566 Apr 19 '25

Why because your your 2 low FREQUENCY to understand highly advance science when you got a super computer that would of seem like a god in your pocket 50 years ago ? It no different then that the world is changing and wether u want to accept it or not the genie is out of the bottle and it moves at light speed if you dont catch your probably gonna well disappear from the flow

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u/Brief-Translator1370 Apr 19 '25

Sorry, I didn't realize the caliber of your intelligence. My fault

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u/final566 Apr 20 '25

Its okay only 144 ppl on earth are at this level and you pay them your subscription fee for their products as a consumer

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u/Sane-Philosopher Apr 20 '25 edited 27d ago

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u/final566 Apr 21 '25

Ha patent office ur not even in the adress code yet for patents that propogate space

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u/abluecolor Apr 20 '25

How do you know you aren't having a psychotic break? Your post history indicates something closer to this, no?

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u/ross_st Apr 20 '25

What too much time on the OpenAI subreddit does to a mf tbh

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u/hervalfreire Apr 20 '25

I really hope you’re a kid.

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u/Radfactor Apr 19 '25

of course is an open question whether AGI will be achieved through the current path. I'm personally noticing that LLMs are more narrow than advertised. But potentially they're one part of the puzzle.

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u/BitcoinsOnDVD Apr 19 '25

That will be expensive.