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<title>AI agent designs a complete RISC-V CPU from a 219-word spec sheet in just 12 hours &#x26;#x2014; comparably simple design required &#x26;#x27;many tens of billions of tokens&#x26;#x27;</title>
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<description>AI chip design startup Verkor.io claims, in a research paper published in March, that its agentic AI system, Design Conductor, autonomously produced a complete RISC-V CPU core &#x26;#x2014; taking a 219-word requirements document and generating a verified, layout-ready design in 12 hours, which is orders of magnitude faster than the standard 18- to 36-month timelines seen in commercial chip design. This is the first time an autonomous agent has built a working CPU from spec to GDSII layout file, according to Verkor. The resulting processor &#x26;#x2014; VerCore &#x26;#x2014; is a five-stage pipelined, in-order, single-issue core that met timing at 1.48...</description>
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