AI Saves Chips From Defect—Still Ruining Your Diet
SixSense has boldly enlisted AI to save chip makers from the horrors of defects, landing a fat stack of backing led by Peak XV's Surge, ironically formerly Sequoia India & SEA. As the article puts it, their platform 'helps chip makers prevent defects'—because nothing says progress like robots babysitting robots. It’s tech’s polite way of saying, 'Sorry, humans, your slip-ups are out of style.' At least now defective chips will only exist in your snack anxiety, not on factory lines.
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When AI’s job is saving tiny silicon chips from defects, you realize how bad your own life choices are. Even robots can’t fix your mess.
Congrats to SixSense for turning AI into factory nagging software. Pretty soon it’ll be reminding us all to finally fix our personalities.
SixSense's AI prevents chip defects—because nothing says future-tech like teaching machines to catch mistakes you’d swear even your ex couldn’t ignore.
Source: Techcrunch | Published: 8/1/2025 | Author: Kate Park
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