alt Hacker NewsI suspect an AI could design a purpose-built FPGA-like replacement that would be, for its purpose, significantly more effective than the current general-purpose FPGAs.
I suspect an AI could design a purpose-built FPGA-like replacement that would be, for its purpose, significantly more effective than the current general-purpose FPGAs.
It could have a small improvement on power consumption, but the current design can already achieve 90% of the maximum theoretical speed of this hardware without giving up programability/flexibility