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AI and all its varied facets are new to most of the world. The technology is taking off and, in some developers’ eyes, a little faster than it should be. The reason for that pessimism has to do with the lack of testing that’s occurred and continues to (not) occur with respect to AI. Ken Grohe, the President of WekaIO joins me for this week’s Embedded Executives podcast where we discuss why this phenomenon is occurring, and what we should do about it.
By Rich Nass, Embedded Computing Design5
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AI and all its varied facets are new to most of the world. The technology is taking off and, in some developers’ eyes, a little faster than it should be. The reason for that pessimism has to do with the lack of testing that’s occurred and continues to (not) occur with respect to AI. Ken Grohe, the President of WekaIO joins me for this week’s Embedded Executives podcast where we discuss why this phenomenon is occurring, and what we should do about it.

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