Delivering Design/Verification Tools to Create AI Chips
It just makes sense that we will find a lot of applications in which we can use the power of AI to improve our processes and build chips faster
"If you look at another area of design verification — if you can call it that — wafer inspection in a fab. People were using machine learning because there are things it can recognize automatically with this methodology. If I have a number of Verilog insertions in there and my insertions are being completed, how would I know that when I am running simulation of any kind or what I’m looking at is right? We would have to have training sets that could somehow predict what was good and what was not good. In many cases, you could do that if you’re looking at some waveform what comes out of a piece of AI. That is a thing in the future that’s unusual here — I have never seen this sequence of events before that, as an AI designer, you need to look at. I think as a tool with training data, you could get to the point."