alt Hacker NewsI don’t buy that it would be very good at reliably finding problems in schematics either. There’s no big dataset on the internet to train on
I don’t buy that it would be very good at reliably finding problems in schematics either. There’s no big dataset on the internet to train on
Some anecdata: This weekend as a lark I asked Claude Code to design a (fairly simple) analog circuit and simulate it in LTSpice to verify. It did three edit-simulate-fix cycles and to my surprise ended up with something that seemed pretty sane.
That said, schematics (as opposed to netlists) don't seem to be a practical I/O format yet. It did generate a KiCad schematic file when asked, but it was pretty bad (penguin on a bicycle level).
Anyway, somehow there does seem to be some electronic tools training happening, becuase I tried this maybe a year ago and it was pretty hopeless.