BigDataFr recommends: The road to artificial intelligence in mobility—smart moves required

[…] Artificial intelligence (AI) is the word on everyone’s lips. But in the automotive industry today, many products and services being labeled as such are in fact reliant on a form of advanced analytics (evolving from conventional algorithms) that enables those features—for example, predictive maintenance in manufacturing.

Theories of AI have existed since 1950. However, AI itself gained wider functional applicability only in the past few decades, with the rise of machine learning and deep learning. This has also been facilitated by advances such as improved algorithms and training methods, greater computing power, and the availability of large amounts of data in the cloud.

Despite these developments, the automotive industry is still only at the beginning of the AI disruption. […]

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By Andreas Cornet, Matthias Kässer, Thibaut Müller, and Andreas Tschiesner
Source: mckinsey.com