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  <title>514: Just Turn Off All the Computers</title>
  <description>Philip Koopman joined us to talk about embedded systems becoming embodied and intelligent. We focus on the safety considerations of making an intelligent and embodied device.&amp;amp;nbsp; Phil’s new book is  Embodied AI Safety: Reimagining safety engineering for artificial intelligence in physical systems. It uses robotaxis as an example as it discusses safety, security, human/computer interface, AI, and a bit of legal theory for tort negligence. If you’d like a taster, Phil gave a wonderful summary in his video:  Keynote Talk: Embodied AI Safety This new book is intended for a wider (less devotedly technical) audience than his book  How Safe Is Safe Enough?: Measuring and Predicting Autonomous Vehicle Safety. Phil was last on the show in episode 473: Math Is Not the Answer where we spoke about his book  Understanding Checksums and Cyclic Redundancy Checks&amp;amp;nbsp; Transcript   Thank you!     This episode is sponsored by you, our listeners! If you’d like to become members and get ad-free episodes as well as bonus shows, sign up at Patreon or Ko-Fi. Thanks for listening.   </description>
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