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Methodology for trustworthy Artificial Intelligence in Connected, Cooperative and Automated Mobility (CCAM) released!
AI4CCAM has just released its public deliverable on Methodology for trustworthy AI (Artificial Intelligence) in the scope of Connected, Cooperative and Automated Mobility (CCAM). The methodology relies on current European guidelines, namely the report Trustworthy Autonomous Vehicles produced by the Joint Research Center of the European commission in 2021, a...[more]
AI4CCAM interview! Akkodis tells us more about what “impact” and “validation” really mean when dealing with AI for AV
AI4CCAM interviewed Pavan Vasishta, Akkodis, leader of the project WP4 working on "Use Case Implementation and Validation". Pavan is a Senior Research Scientist in Akkodis, and in this interview he tells us more what validation and impact mean when dealing with Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Autonomous Vehicles. As leader of...[more]
Policy options to reduce emissions from the mobility sector. AI4CCAM included in the Covenant of Mayors publication as an inspiring project!
The Covenant of Mayors has recently released the publication "Policy options to reduce emissions from the mobility sector: inspiring examples and learning opportunities." The Covenant of Mayors is a European initiative that solicits voluntary commitments by local governments to implement EU climate and energy objectives. With transport as one of...[more]
AI4CCAM interview! SystemX tells us more on the innovation behind the project and AI use regulation
AI4CCAM interviewed Karla Quintero, SystemX, leader of WP1 of the project focusing on "AI-based integrated Trustworthy AI framework for CCAM". Karla is Senior Research Engineer/Systems Engineering Architect at SystemX. In this interview, Karla tells us more about the most innovative aspects of AI4CCAM and the regulation of the use of...[more]
AI4CCAM interview! BSC telling more about ethical issues and responsible AI in automated mobility
AI4CCAM interviewed Atia Cortes, Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC), leader of WP3 of the project, working on "Trustworthy AI for CCAM: Ethical, Social and Cultural Implication". Atia Cortes is a PhD, Recognised Researcher, Social Link Analytics Unit - Life Sciences Department in BSC. In this interview, Atia tells us more about...[more]
Webinar on “Detection of Unknown Unknowns or how to make your Perception Safe” – Download the presentation!
AI4CCAM is organising a series of webinars focusing on technical aspects of the project.On 15 September, a new webinar was held on "Detection of Unknown Unknowns or how to make your Perception Safe" by Deepsafety. What does safety mean in autonomous driving? Ralph Meyfarth answered this question underlining the role...[more]
AI4CCAM interview! CNRS telling more about the interaction between humans and automated cars
AI4CCAM interviewed Ganesh Gowrishankar, CNRS (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique), leader of the WP2 of the project, working on "Advance AI-driving CCAM sense-plan-act predictive models". Ganesh Gowrishankar is a Senior Researcher (Directeur de Recherche), Interactive Digital Human group;CNRS-UM Laboratoire d'Informatique, de Robotique et de Microelectronique de Montpellier (LIRMM). In...[more]
AI4CCAM at SAFECOMP 2023: networking and possible internationalization for the project
AI4CCAM was present at Safecomp 2023, the 42nd International Conference on Computer Safety, Reliability and Security, taking place in Toulouse, France, from 19 to 22 September 2023. The Conference was established in 1979 by the European Workshop on Industrial Computer Systems, Technical Committee 7 on Reliability, Safety and Security (EWICS...[more]
AI4CCAM at the Driven by Data Workshop: AI in research and innovation for data-driven mobility – Download the presentation!
AI4CCAM, on 6 September, took part in the workshop “Driven by Data Workshop No 4: AI in research and innovation for data-driven mobility”, represented by the project coordinator Arnaud Gotlieb, Simula Research Laboratory. The event was organised by the German Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport (BMDV). Four research projects,...[more]
