Is LLM Useful for Automotive Applications?
Suraj Gajendra, VP, Products & Software Solutions, Automotive Business at Arm, zooms in on AI-driven automotive applications, while laying out the building blocks of the next-generation automotive architecture.
Chapters:
- Intro
- What are AI-driven automotive applications?
- How do you future-proof hardware?
- End-to-end AI model
- Can you run different AI models in one platform?
- What SOAFEE entails
- Cloud-to-Car infrastructure
- Three angles of Mixed Criticality
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