According to TechCrunch, Ricursive Intelligence co-founders Anna Goldie and Azalia Mirhoseini are scheduled to appear on the Disrupt Stage at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026. The two researchers will discuss closing the loop between artificial intelligence and chip development, focusing on the point at which AI begins designing its own hardware.
The Intersection of AI and Hardware Design
Using machine learning to optimize semiconductor layout and chip design has been an emerging area of research for several years. Automated floorplanning allows algorithms to place components on silicon faster than traditional human-led methods, potentially speeding up hardware iteration cycles for next-generation computing infrastructure.
Unanswered Questions and What Lies Ahead
The announcement did not specify the exact date or time of their appearance on the Disrupt Stage, nor did it provide technical details regarding the current state of Ricursive Intelligence’s hardware design systems. Observers will need to watch for further scheduling updates from the event organizers to learn more about the upcoming discussion.
Passes for the event are currently available, with organizers noting potential savings for those registering before the end of the day.
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