The Ethics of Autonomous Embedded Systems: Who’s Liable When AI Fails?
September 5, 2025
As embedded engineers, we’re at the forefront of a technological revolution. We’re the architects building the foundation for a world
As embedded engineers, we’re at the forefront of a technological revolution. We’re the architects building the foundation for a world
For the embedded engineer, 2025 presents a paradoxical challenge: an unprecedented abundance of choice. What was once a relatively straightforward
The embedded systems landscape is in the midst of a tectonic shift. For decades, embedded engineers have meticulously crafted hardware
For decades, C has reigned supreme in the realm of embedded systems programming. Its low-level capabilities, direct memory access, and
Embedded systems are a world of constraints. We, as engineers, are constantly balancing a triad of competing forces: performance, power,
In the relentless pursuit of technological perfection, embedded engineers often find themselves on a treadmill of over-engineering. We’re taught to
Embedded engineers, we’re living in a world of unprecedented change. The devices we design are no longer isolated, single-function boxes.
For embedded engineers, Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) represent a powerful paradigm for accelerating compute-intensive applications. Their inherent parallelism and reconfigurability
The convergence of neuroscience and embedded systems is ushering in a revolutionary era for prosthetics: brain-controlled interfaces (BCIs). These sophisticated
Embedded systems are the unsung heroes of our modern world, quietly powering everything from smart wearables and medical implants to
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