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Artificial intelligence in auto sector has hit speed bump, says Capgemini

A study from the Capgemini Research Institute has found that just 10% of the major automotive companies are implementing AI projects to scale

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Romita MajumdarShally Seth Mohile Mumbai
In the absence of the right use cases, artificial intelligence (AI) for the automotive sector in India may not have a bright future, said Ananth Chandramouli, head of local business services at Capgemini India.

Capgemini’s recent report on AI usage in the automotive sector found that Indian innovation and investment in the space was lagging far behind other nations. This is to an extent that even pilot implementation of a lot of use cases are missing.

A study from the Capgemini Research Institute has found that just 10 per cent of the major automotive companies are implementing AI projects to scale, with

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