AI Won't Fix a Broken Foundation
Chip Goetzinger explains why AI can't compensate for weak foundations underneath it, from fragmented data to processes that were never documented.
Chip Goetzinger, Solutions Director at AutoMobility Advisors, explains why AI can’t compensate for weak foundations underneath it, from fragmented data to processes that were never documented. This clip comes from our September 2, 2026 webinar with Devox Software, “Moving Toward the AI-Defined Vehicle.”
When a pilot works in a controlled test and stalls in production, the cause is often the data and processes the model depends on. Fixing those foundations before deployment gives OEMs and suppliers a base that every AI project after the first one can build on.
Watch the full webinar with Chip Goetzinger, Anoop Tiwari, and Vadym Zotov on the Moving Toward the AI-Defined Vehicle webinar recap.
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