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Embedded AI - Intelligence at the Deep Edge
“Intelligence at the Deep Edge” is a podcast exploring the fascinating intersection of embedded systems and artificial intelligence. Dive into the world of cutting-edge technology as we discuss how AI is revolutionizing edge devices, enabling smarter sensors, efficient machine learning models, and real-time decision-making at the edge.
Discover more on Embedded AI (https://medium.com/embedded-ai) — our companion publication where we detail the ideas, projects, and breakthroughs featured on the podcast.
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Embedded AI - Intelligence at the Deep Edge
Latest Episodes
Why Humans and Robots must Dream
Put a blindfold on a sighted adult and the visual cortex starts being colonised by touch and hearing within forty-five minutes. Not weeks. Not days. Forty-five minutes. This is not a quirk of extreme cases. It is how the cortex works all the ti...
Sovereign AI and the End of the Borderless Cloud
The borderless cloud era is ending. In the second week of January 2026, four government decisions announced in rapid succession made that shift undeniable: the UK activated its £500 million Sovereign AI Unit, France committed €109 billion, the ...
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The Agentic AI Reckoning: Autonomy, Safety, and the Edge
In Q1 2026 the agentic AI conversation moved from theory to forensics. A crafted PDF triggered physical pump activation through a Claude MCP integration at an industrial facility, after an engineer used the same agent for routine document summa...
The High Interest of Leveraged AI Technical Debt
Developers feel 20% faster. They are measurably 19% slower. That 39-point gap between perception and reality is not a rounding error. It is the opening symptom of a productivity paradox now visible across every serious dataset on AI-assisted so...
Pi and the Mirage of Patternicity
In April 2025, a claim began circulating online: pi is gradually increasing around the 7,237th decimal place. A math enthusiast in Cincinnati named April Simons had apparently flagged the anomaly. Prof F.O. Olsday, head of the Number Theory Gro...
