I think that's underselling it a bit, since there's lots of existing ways to have A hardware RNG. They're trying to use lots and lots of hardware RNG to solve probabilistic problems a little more probabilisticly.
I think that's underselling it a bit, since there's lots of existing ways to have A hardware RNG. They're trying to use lots and lots of hardware RNG to solve probabilistic problems a little more probabilisticly.
I tried this, but not with the "AI magic" angle. It turns out nobody cares because CSPRNGs are random enough and really fast.