New AI Tool to Accelerate Design and Development

[virenvelacheri]

Hey all! Would you be open to trying a new AI tool designed to accelerate hardware design and development?
 I'm a developer working on a tool aimed at doing just that and am looking for early users to give feedback.
For those interested in a quick 20-minute user interview (with a $20 thank-you gift) to share your thoughts and help shape the product, book a time that works for you here thanks! https://cal.com/viren-velacheri/20min . Also can always message me directly any questions/concerns you may have

[tggzzz]

Start by telling us how we can tell when the LLM is hallucinating.

Then tell us how we can tell that the LLM has understood our requirements sufficiently well that it's output is useful.

Actually don't start there. Start by telling us what tool can and cannot do.

[ataradov]

Yeah, how exactly does it accelerate things and what specifically it accelerates?

[SiliconWizard]

But even if it was very good at translating requirements into implementation, what makes you think that it would help?

I know I've been saying that over and over again, but that's unfortunately just a thing: silver-bullet people assume that the hard part is implementation, while the hard part is actually formulating useful, clear and unambiguous requirements.

[tggzzz]

I know I've been saying that over and over again, but that's unfortunately just a thing: silver-bullet people assume that the hard part is implementation, while the hard part is actually formulating useful, clear and unambiguous requirements.

There speaks someone with experience Usually formulating the tests (unit, integration, acceptance) is at least as difficult as formulating the gate interconnections

In general, it is relatively easy to answer a question correctly. It is more difficult and more important to ask the right question.

[EEVblog]

Hey all! Would you be open to trying a new AI tool designed to accelerate hardware design and development?
 I'm a developer working on a tool aimed at doing just that and am looking for early users to give feedback.

Don't spam your link in more than one thread.

[Simon]

I've cleaned their mess out of the other thread.

[Brociall]

Hey all! Would you be open to trying a new AI tool designed to accelerate hardware design and development?
 I'm a developer working on a tool aimed at doing just that and am looking for early users to give feedback. Another important point is integration with existing toolchains, because if you have to break your usual process, many people simply won't bother even for 20 bucks. In general, there are more and more such tools now and sometimes it's difficult to understand where the real benefit is and where it's just hype. When I was interested in the topic, I came across an ai application development company https://artjoker.net and they explain very well how such solutions are built and where they really give a productivity boost. In general, I wouldn't refuse to watch a demo or a short video before signing up for an interview, because then you can say more objectively what works and what doesn't.
For those interested in a quick 20-minute user interview (with a $20 thank-you gift) to share your thoughts and help shape the product, book a time that works for you here thanks! https://cal.com/viren-velacheri/20min . Also can always message me directly any questions/concerns you may have

If I were you, I would show specific cases like it was like this, it became like this, because it's more convincing than just a description.