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ElecSafety: Diagnosing Large Language Model Safety Judgments for Microcontroller Boards
Large language models (LLMs) progressively support embedded hardware development, but a plausible recommendation may pose safety risks when acting on the physical hardware. Because electrical safety can be different between every microcontroller board, a practical question is raised: can LLMs have t
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