… She says that having AI tweak its own silicon and code could form a recursive kind of AI improvement. “We are moving into this new regime where we can just spend more compute to design faster and better chips—creating a kind of scaling law for chip design.” What do you think of AI designing its own… …
… The dextrous, humanlike hand from Singaporean company Sharpa can do everything from card tricks to peeling an apple. Dexterity remains a key unsolved problem in robotics. …
… Santosh Janardhan, Meta’s head of infrastructure, appeared on stage and said he thought the Arm chip was going to “expand the chip industry on multiple axes.” As Meta pushes toward “personal superintelligence"—AI that will make its apps deeply personalized—Janardhan said the company needs more sili… …
… So when I took over here, I said, that’s the kind of culture I want. Was this Arm silicon project already in the works when you became CEO? …
… As a result, many startups and researchers around the world are currently building on top of Chinese models. “It's in our interest to help the ecosystem develop,” says Catanzaro, who joined Nvidia in 2011 and helped spearhead the company’s shift from making graphics cards for gaming to making silic… …