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Atomic Machines is training AI on materials and designs, then using it to build tiny physical devices, according to a New York Times report about the Emeryville, California-based company.
Why it mattersThe work targets microelectromechanical systems, or MEMS: a niche where AI-guided design meets the decidedly non-virtual business of making things small. The report describes a specific computing-to-manufacturing application, not just another promise that AI will change industry.
Discuss: How much of making tiny devices should AI help design, and how much should still be left to human engineers?
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