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Callosum - Co-evolving chips & intelligence
Nearly every problem we ask of intelligence can be decomposed into parts. The moment it is, heterogeneity becomes the natural path - as in evolution - to greater capability, efficiency, and solutions that didn't exist before. What we ask AI to do is rarely a single demand on compute. Looked at closely, most tasks are actually compositional: a bundle of distinct sub-problems assembled as one larger problem. Ask AI to review a contract and you have implicitly asked for retrieval, comparison, judgement, and synthesis, each with its own computational character. For the task to be done…
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