
Andy Eadie
Hardware design engineer and founder/CEO of EMC FastPass (Victoria, BC), an EMC/EMI training and consulting resource for PCB teams, and founder of Engentica.
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Jun 16, 2026
EMC Testing in the Age of AI: Why Respins Aren't Going Away
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23:46Zach PetersonHOST
Do you think there's going to still be a role for things like simulation, human driven tests and measurements, given that AI is starting to be applied to more and more in electronics and in particular in EMC.

Andy EadieGUEST
So having played with AI and been deeply embedded in it for two or three years now, you can see where it's weak and the weaknesses that it has.

Andy EadieGUEST
lead me to believe that there's virtually no chance that it's gonna get to a fully generative AI solution anytime soon.

Andy EadieGUEST
I think simulation companies like ANSYS are already leveraging really good parts of AI, but machine learning, so they can use their existing software to train ML models that vastly accelerate their simulation tools.
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