How OpenAI Used Its Own LLMs to Design Its Jalapeño Chip

(spectrum.ieee.org)

26 points | by maxall4 1 hour ago

3 comments

karim79 42 minutes ago
I grow Jalapeños. This conflation of AI and actual chili peppers irks me.
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- Lalabadie 36 minutes ago
  I do generative art (no relation to AI prompting). I feel your frustration.
- glitchc 3 minutes ago
  Feeling the burn?
- asveikau 39 minutes ago
  Just think of how the people of Xalapa, Mexico feel. They should send them a royalty check.
- honeycrispy 1 minute ago
  I'm annoyed that the meaning of the word "Agent" has been obliterated.
  Like, why couldn't they invent a new word and not hijack an existing word?
- Razengan 33 minutes ago
  > irks me
  It's jalapeño grill would you say?
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  - karim79 26 minutes ago
    Not sure what you're talking about. But I'll tell you, home grown Jalapeño peppers, fermented with 3% salt is the stuff of dreams.
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    - wiml 7 minutes ago
      "It's all up in yo' grill, would you say?"
amelius 40 minutes ago
At some point people will use an LLM to design an Apple M series competitor.
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- bhouston 24 minutes ago
  It is probably doable right not to push a risc-v design into that performance space.
- bigyabai 38 minutes ago
  They won't, because they'd need an ARM architecture license.
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  - amelius 30 minutes ago
    Why, the LLM can make up its own architecture.
    The value lies in the design space exploration, which is what an LLM can easily do.
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Design_space_exploration
  - wmf 22 minutes ago
    Arm sells architecture licenses to anybody these days.
  - pixl97 34 minutes ago
    I mean you can design anything without a license. Selling it is where the problems come up. Even then there are likely places in China that would still make it for you.
cute_boi 10 minutes ago
openai should figure out how to make lithography machine, so ASML don't have monopoly on it.