A new Automotive World report looks at the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in corporate and non-driving aspects of automotive business, where algorithms, machine learning and AI can be used to assist humans in monotonous, time consuming and complex tasks.
Discussion about the use of AI in the automotive industry most frequently focuses on AI in self-driving and autonomous vehicle (AV) applications, but there is a significant place for AI deployment in many other aspects of any large business, and in particular in the automotive industry.
Deploying AI and machine learning in corporate processes can enable companies to speed up a wide range of tasks that algorithms can complete in a fraction of the time that humans require. Crucially, however, it is vital to not forget the role of humans in an AI-driven world; AI may be capable of unlocking previously unopenable doors, but for now at least, human experience will still be needed to confirm AI conclusions and carry out maintenance and creative tasks.
In this report:
- Executive summary
- Artificial intelligence gets to work in the automotive industry
- Interview: Christophe Rauturier, Chief Digital Officer, PSA Group
- Cooperation and a new mindset vital for AI success, says Ford
- Artificial intelligence is enhancing the auto industry—across the board
- Artificial intelligence more important than ever for automotive suppliers
- For suppliers, now is the time to bet big on artificial intelligence
- Artificial intelligence now established automotive tech—but advances require more power
- Artificial intelligence-powered insight essential for fleet management
‘Special report: How will artificial intelligence help run the auto industry?’ features insight from a range of automotive industry stakeholders, including:
- Accenture
- Continental
- Ford
- Hailo
- Nvidia
- Penske Logistics
- PSA Group
- Samsara
- Trimble Transportation
- umlaut
- Uptake
- ZF
