News ChatGPT designed a processor, and it has been successfully fabricated — demo video shows it powering a Christmas light show

[Admin]

ChatGPT chip design team has now successfully fabricated the QTCore-C1 chip they designed - and you can watch it powering a Christmas light show.

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[NateHubbard]

I wonder if chips designed by AI will end up getting someone sued because of copying someone else's existing designs?
I know nothing about this, but it should be interesting to see what happens.

 

[ozarkpro]

Let me break this down;

1. The Master Computer (Right Hemisphere): Imagine the main computer as the 'Master'. This is like the right hemisphere of the brain, which looks at the big picture. It's in charge of understanding the overall goal and coordinating everything.

2. The Emissary Chips (Left Hemisphere): The tiny brains or chips, like the QTCoreC1, are like 'Emissaries'. They are similar to the left hemisphere of the brain, focusing on specific tasks and details. They don't see the whole picture but are really good at handling the tasks they are given.

3. Working Together: Just like in the brain, where the right hemisphere (the Master) understands the big picture and the left hemisphere (the Emissary) focuses on details, in computers, the main computer (Master) manages overall operations while the smaller chips (Emissaries) take care of specific tasks. This helps the whole system work more efficiently.

4. Specialized Functions: Each Emissary chip is designed for particular tasks, like controlling lights or doing simple calculations. They don't try to do everything; instead, they focus on what they are best at, which helps the Master computer to not get overloaded.

So, using this metaphor, the main computer is the 'Master', overseeing everything, while the smaller chips are 'Emissaries', each handling specific tasks and reporting back to the Master. This teamwork makes the whole system work better, just like how the different parts of the brain work together.