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  • Harvard researchers have released a comprehensive survey titled “GenAI for Systems: Recurring Challenges and Design Principles from Software to Silicon.” The paper reviews over 275 studies across software, architecture, and chip design, mapping how generative AI is applied from code generation to physical layout and verification. It identifies five recurring challenges-feedback‑loop crisis, tacit knowledge, trust and validation, cross‑boundary co‑design, and the shift from determinism to dynamism-and five design principles that consistently address them: hybrid approaches, continuous feedback, role‑based separation, problem‑structure matching, and leveraging legacy systems knowledge. The authors argue for shared methodologies, common vocabularies, and cross‑layer benchmarks to accelerate progress across the computing stack.

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