Author name: Alex Chen

The mainstream story about reinforcement learning in chip design is a story about scale. Bigger policy networks, more simulation, more […]

In distributed systems there is a failure mode engineers learn to fear more than crashes: the confident node. A crashed

Picture a test lab in May. A model is running inside a sandbox, given a cybersecurity task and a scope.

AMD has quietly told its partners that AI chip prices are going up about 10% this quarter, and the stated

I no longer trust AI screenshots. That sounds like a small concession. It isn’t. For most of my career, the

A feeder that recognizes which cat is eating is not a convenience feature, it is a small, well-scoped identity system

Codebreaking has always looked more like archaeology than mathematics. You are not solving an equation, you are excavating: brushing dirt

Picture a question page on a forecasting tournament. A single line of text: will a particular policy pass before a

Anthropic’s CEO has called for the industry to slow down. Anthropic is reportedly preparing to release a new model to

The line that stuck with me from the September 16, 2026 announcement wasn’t about chips. The AI Energy Management Alliance