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Former Google AI Boss Says Automation Could Cut Chip Design Teams From 150 Engineers To Just Ten & Development From Years To 3 Months

A close-up of a semiconductor wafer in a blue-lit manufacturing setup, held by robotic grippers.

Google’s former AI head and chief scientist, Jeff Dean, believes that AI can enable chip designers to overcome the typical limitations in a design cycle and design custom products capable of better serving modern-day computing needs. He believes that as computing evolves, custom chips are more important since a handful of workloads will be responsible for the majority of computing needs. Former Google AI Head Believes Automation Can Help Overcome Fundamental Limitations Of Designing Custom Hardware For Computing Dean, who currently heads the AI firm Discovery Loop, was one of Google’s oldest employees and has a history of investigating reinforcement […]

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