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Ghost Circuits… Machines That Think Without Code. What if intelligence doesn’t come from code at all? Computing comes from the tunability of materials and geometries. I sit down with Thrishantha Nanayakkara to share his journey of writing Ghost Circuits, it took him five years.

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