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    1. MetaKnowing on

      „In a [study](https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-024-54178-1) published in *Nature Communications,* the researchers describe their methodology, in which an AI creates complicated electromagnetic structures and associated circuits in microchips based on the design parameters. What used to take weeks of highly skilled work can now be accomplished in hours.

      Moreover, the AI behind the new system has produced strange new designs featuring unusual patterns of circuitry. Kaushik Sengupta, the lead researcher, said the designs were unintuitive and unlikely to be developed by a human mind. But they frequently offer marked improvements over even the best standard chips.

      „We are coming up with structures that are complex and look randomly shaped, and when connected with circuits, they create previously unachievable performance. Humans cannot really understand them, but they can work better.“

    2. _Infinite_Jester_ on

      Dang. I wish I understood what they’re talking about! Thx for the interesting share!

    3. Royal_Syrup_69_420_1 on

      i remember like 20 years ago i red about similarly designed chips by ai or what was regarded as such back then which also came up with some strange design features like design elements completely isolated from the main circuit of the chip, ie not connected and hence seemingly power- and useless, yet when they were removed from the design the chip ceased working. so somehow by some seemingly interference this was crucial for the working of the chip. im really looking forward to strange yet highly functional design patterns ai will come upt humans never thought of.

    4. Sasquatchjc45 on

      So it’s begun. We’ll use AI to supplement and improve our own intelligence, evolving ourselves into supreme immortal beings.

      Or at least the rich will lol

    5. A company saying that their research is amazing and that they are going to bring the future today? No way! I have never heard that before. And without proof! Amazing

    6. Got a feeling of deja vu. I remember an article from 20 years ago where they used some form of AI to generate circuits and were surprised at getting more efficient designs that people had trouble comprehending. That wasn’t wireless specific though.

    7. So AI and climate change are competing to see who can finish off civilization first?

    8. michael-65536 on

      This should be expected from an evolved process.

      We don’t fully understand how bacteria work, but it doesn’t stop us from making yogurt.

    9. TakenIsUsernameThis on

      A couple of decades ago, people were using artificial evolution to design circuits that did things no human designer would consider.

    10. DesertReagle on

      You should see the AI design for the rocket engine that was 3D printed. I don’t know the progress of finding out the reason behind each details but at the time, everybody was clueless and yet in awe.

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