Hello,

The planets have aligned to give us all sorts of SiC device articles in this issue. In the spirit of the celestial alignment, I've found a few interesting archive articles to go with the theme.

Part 2 of my chat with Henrik Mannesson, GM at TI, aired in this morning's Inside Electronics podcast - we talk about arbitrage and AI in residential energy management. Also included in the podcast writeup is a link back to TI's MCU that's applicable for such tasks.

This week's blog has a contrarian take on MBAs licking their chops about replacing "expensive" subject matter experts with "expert" AI being prompted by mere mortals. JIm Farley, CEO of Ford, has said he expects to drop half of his white-collar workforce because of AI.

Go ahead and forward my blog to your friends, colleagues, and executive team after having a read because chances are that the MBAs have fallen into the trap of epic fail set by AI tech-bros -- getting the wrong idea of who the "prompt engineer" should be to run "expert" AI. As usual, Gene Roddenberry got it right with The Prime Directive.

Please feel free to leave comments after reading the blog or any of the articles in these newsletters.

enjoy,

-andyT