MIND THE GAPS: GENERATIVE AI IN

FUTURE AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEMS

Hybrid Workshop

ABOUT THE WORKSHOP

This workshop will review the state-of-the-art in Generative AI, explore current practices of its usage in the automotive sector, and envision future adoption opportunities and related challenges and risks.

Key industry leaders from Europe, the United States, and Asia will share their views and be available for Q&A. Attendees will have opportunities to interact with speakers and comment on the technological, business, and regulatory challenges. Researchers are encouraged to share latest research results and innovators to come up with disruptive concepts.

There has been a lot of excitement and an increased interest in Generative AI, among researchers, engineers, and other business and government professionals, as well as the general public. Many different kinds of Generative AI applications are mushrooming, seemingly accelerating the digital transformation of all industry sectors, including automotive.

Generative AI comprises tools to generate content including text, images, moving pictures, music, and even code based on patterns learned from data. But what really is Generative AI's potential? And what place does it have in transportation, and in particular, the automotive industry? What are the missed opportunities, challenges, and risks?

Generative AI has the potential to increase productivity through automating tasks along the entire lifecycle of a vehicle. Preliminary studies show the potential of Generative AI in automotive design and in enhancing interactive personalized customer services. But could Generative AI facilitate the adoption of shared mobility services? What is its potential to improve traffic management? Which engineering tasks can be automated? Could it even power our next car's AI-based driving assistant or ultimately the automated driving system? Will it become an integral part of the automotive industry or be adopted selectively?  

WHO SHOULD PARTICIPATE

Forward-looking researchers, engineers, product managers, industry leaders, policy makers, regulators, and decision makers from:

• Automotive OEMs and suppliers 
• Mobility service providers
• Road operators
• Software and internet companies
• Public authorities
• Private and public operators (fleet managers, service providers, etc.)
• Semiconductor firms (AI platforms)
• Telecom operators
• Governments

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

There will be three sessions to address some of the key industrial challenges and open questions on how Generative AI can add value to automotive sector practices while managing risks.

This workshop will cover the following topics:

• What is Generative AI?
• What are its strengths and weaknesses?
• Which Generative AI content is most relevant for mobility (image, moving pictures, text, code, etc.)?
• Which engineering tasks throughout a vehicle's life cycle benefit the most from Generative AI?
• Which functions of future networked and automated mobility systems benefit from Generative AI?
• Could Generative AI ease daily use of vehicles and mobility services?
• Are there risks specific to Generative AI?
• Are there specific regional aspects in the Americas, Asia, and Europe?
• Is there a need to revise AI regulatory frameworks (i.e. EU AI Act)?

AGENDA & SPEAKERS

WORKSHOP HOST & MODERATOR

Axel Deicke

Chairman, IEEE Industry Connection Group IC020-009 Trustworthy Autonomous Driving

SESSION 1: Setting the Scene (09:30 - 10:30 CET)

"GenAI for Regulatory Compliance in

Autonomous Mobility"

Yves Peirsman

Co-Founder and CTO, Deontic

"How is GenAI Redefining Business Along the

 Entire Value Chain"

Daniela Rittmeier

Head of Data & AI Center of Excellence, Capgemini

SESSION 2: Enabling Technologies (10:45 - 12:15 CET)

SESSION 3: Application Areas (Part 1: 13:45 - 14:45, Part 2: 15:00 - 17:00 CET)

IN-PERSON VENUE INFO

Venue Information:

Espai Catalunya Europa (Ground Floor)

Rue de la Loi, 227, 3ieme, 1040

Brussels, Belgium

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