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Samsung thinks Claude Code can help it boost chip design — but admits the AI still makes some worryingly big mistakes
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- "While Samsung's division has about 6,000 employees, its main rival in mobile application processors, Qualcomm, has roughly 52,000 employees, and the former is apparently not above using AI to bridge the gap as a force multiplier." · TechRadar
- "A mix of triumphs and gaffes Samsung's approach, for the most part, makes an excellent case for future AI use, as one verification project expected to take more than a month was finished in about two days, something the company internally tracked as a 15x gain in efficiency." · TechRadar