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From Prompts to Silicon: Scaling LLM-Assisted Chip Design with the AI Hardware Design League
The semiconductor workforce shortage has renewed interest in making chip design accessible to students without conventional very-large-scale integration (VLSI) training. We present the AI Hardware Design League (AI-HDL), an international, project-based competition in which students use Large Languag
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