Generative AI in Automotive Development

Providing optimization opportunities and creative solutions

2025/01/22

Summary
Introduction
GENERATIVE AI
THE USE OF GENERATIVE AI IN AUTOMOTIVE DEVELOPMENT
BATTERY OPTIMIZATION USING AI
RISKS FROM AI

Summary

This report contains a Spotlight article from Springer's automotive technical magazine "ATZ" www.atz-magazine.com. and "MTZ" www.mtz-magazine.com. Springer is a German company affiliated with MarkLines.

About Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden GmbH

Established in 2010 as a subsidiary of Springer Nature Company, Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden GmbH is one of the world's leading scientific and technical publishers. It mainly publishes technical journals and books for engineers and social scientists, in addition to holding various technical events.

About Automotive Technology Magazine ATZ

Motorwagen-Zeitschrift (Motored Vehicles Magazine) was founded in 1898 as an automotive technical magazine. From 1929, the name of the magazine was changed to "ATZ (=Automobiltechnische Zeitschrift: Automotive engineering magazine)". In addition to being published in German, the English edition has been available since 2001.

Generative AI in
Automotive Development

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has developed to become a very effective tool in many sectors. A relatively young form is generative AI, which represents a new stage of development. It is suitable not only for fast data processing and for optimizing processes and components, it is expected to be able to perform creative tasks as well. Its application has also already proven itself in automotive development and it is now expanding into new areas.

Material from: Thomas Schneider, Editor of ATZ | MTZ | ATZelectronics, Generative AI in Automotive Development, IN THE SPOTLIGHT article from ATZ worldwide [12/2024] [the websites of Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden GmbH, which are available at www.springerfachmedien-wiesbaden.de] reproduced with permission of Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden GmbH.

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