Robotics, Automation, and Artificial Intelligence's Future in the Automotive Sector

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Author(s): E. Devaraj (CMR University, India), Ismail Kakaravada (Vignan's Institute of Information Technology, India), Shiva pratap Singh Yadav (Nitte Meenakshi College of Engineering, India)and Naveen Kumar (Kuppam Engineering College, India)
Copyright: 2025
Pages: 30
Source title: Integrating Intelligent Control Systems With Sensor Technologies
Source Author(s)/Editor(s): Abdulsattar Abdullah Hamad (University of Samarra, Iraq), Sudan Jha (Kathmandu University, Nepal)and Khalid Al-Badri (University of Samarra, Iraq)
DOI: 10.4018/979-8-3373-0330-7.ch010

Keywords: Computer Science & IT / Engineering Science Reference / Robotics and Automated Systems / Sensor Technologies

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AI is now an everyday aspect of many people's daily lives worldwide. Businesses have more potential to use AI to optimise some risky or repetitive processes that were previously handled by humans, but people are often afraid of AI due to concerns about privacy and lost job opportunities. Meanwhile, AI has also become a cross-cultural phenomenon. Perceptions are thought to change between people and cultures, and advanced and emerging economies may have different ideas about how AI will develop in the future. Therefore, in order to comprehend the relationship between culture and the usage of AI, it is crucial to look into individual or organisational variances in attitudes towards and trust in AI based on cultural differences.

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