AI in the Field

AI in the Field · Oct 9, 2026
AI wrote everything from chip RTL to compiler, hitting 85 tokens per second on a used FPGA of about $300. What set the speed was its pass/fail verification
Independent developer FeSens had AI write everything from the hardware design to the compiler, then ran a 230M model at 85.8 tokens per second on a used FPGA. The speed came from a verification setup that passes or rejects each proposed change. The project does not include comparison figures, and it does not say how much a human was involved.

AI in the Field · Oct 8, 2026
REA, a tool that has AI analyze apps without source code, roughly doubles to 15,170 stars in three days, but 4,580 human-built verification tests made the difference

AI in the Field · Oct 7, 2026
ChatGPT forged the signatures of more than 15 real cartoonists on fake New Yorker cartoons, and people started asking one artist whether he drew them

AI in the Field · Oct 6, 2026
90 AI agents hunted for magnetic materials in 3 days, and the most useful output was a ledger that kept its 5 corrections

AI in the Field · Oct 5, 2026
Humanoid robots are starting to become real tools for the job: a look at Shimizu's construction robot learning platform and Astribot's $18,000 ready-to-ship machine

AI in the Field · Oct 4, 2026
Claude game-modding toolkit universal-modder nears 2,600 stars in four days, driven by a user-written log that includes failures

AI in the Field · Oct 3, 2026
NVIDIA's agent sandbox OpenShell gained 2,456 GitHub stars in a day, the same week reports said it stops after 2 hours 16 minutes

AI in the Field · Oct 2, 2026