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Also probabilistic? The very chips that power AI
This episode explains why the chips behind AI are not perfectly deterministic at the device level, but are made reliable through layers of engineering and error correction. Guest Marc Hijink discusses the manufacturing complexity behind advanced semiconductors and why lithography and nanometer-scale precision create unique chips with real-world variation.
Knowing Before Doing with Sudhir Hasbe
Sudhir Hasbe argues that enterprise AI agents should be designed to know before they act, with graph-based knowledge and memory as the foundation for reliable behavior. The episode focuses on why many AI projects fail in practice, and how knowledge graphs can help agents learn, adapt, and avoid both information scarcity and overload.