Tie-up between JKU and dSPACE to bring generative AI to AV software development

Tie-up between JKU and dSPACE to bring generative AI to AV software development

dSPACE and the Institute for Machine Learning (IML) at Johannes Kepler University have partnered to bring cloud-agnostic generative AI technologies into the dSPACE portfolio of data-driven development solutions. The first implementation will be available in mid-2025 within dSPACE’s sensor data management software, IVS. IVS is an open, cloud-based platform that lets developers analyze, preview and tag test-drive data stored in the cloud, on-premi…

Market researchers expect generative AI to increasingly be reflected in global IT expenditures. Also, because AI-capable hardware is hard to get around.

According to a forecast by the US market researcher Gartner, global spending on generative AI (GenAI) in 2025 will amount to 644 billion US dollars, an increase of 76.4 percent compared to 2024. "Expectations of GenAI capabilities are falling due to high failure rates in first proof-of-concept (POC) work and dissatisfaction with the current GenAI results," says John-David Lovelock,