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Ricursive Intelligence is betting on AI-designed chips to help solve the compute crisis
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Ricursive Intelligence founders Anna Goldie and Azalia Mirhoseini believe more efficient AI chip design could help solve the compute crisis.
Key facts
- Ricursive Intelligence founders Anna Goldie and Azalia Mirhoseini believe more efficient AI chip design could help solve the compute crisis
- So they don’t want to build 10,000 times more data centers
- There is this understanding that in the next five years we are going to have at least 10,000x more demand for compute, and that’s somewhat potentially conservative,” Goldie said on stage
- The founders say AI is challenging traditional chip design methods by discovering unconventional layouts that can outperform traditional ones
Summary
“There is this understanding that in the next five years we are going to have at least 10,000x more demand for compute, and that’s somewhat potentially conservative,” Goldie said on stage. While some may be scared by the thought of AI designing its own chips, Goldie argues that letting AI handle chip design will allow humans can focus on developing applications and exploring new possibilities that can expand what they can accomplish with computing. “I think the way everything is shifting is that humans come bring their great ideas and creative thoughts, and execution is handled by AI,” Goldie said. The founders say AI is challenging traditional chip design methods by discovering unconventional layouts that can outperform traditional ones.