Webinar: Moving Toward the AI-Defined Vehicle

Software-defined was the last decade's argument. AI-defined is this one. On Wednesday, September 2, 2026, AutoMobility Advisors and Devox Software host a one-hour panel on what actually changes when models move into the loop of a vehicle program, and where the engineering, the data pipeline, and the business case have to line up before any of it ships.

Panelists

George Ayres, Managing Director at AutoMobility Advisors, moderates. He is joined by Kostiantyn Gitko, CEO of Devox Software; Vadym Zotov, Commercial Director and Co-founder of Devox Software; Anoop Tiwari, Director of Innovation and Digital Strategy at AutoMobility Advisors; and Chip Goetzinger, Partner at AutoMobility Advisors.

What we'll cover

The software-defined vehicle decoupled features from hardware and made it possible to keep improving a car after delivery. The AI-defined vehicle changes what the vehicle does with that freedom: models running perception, diagnostics, and personalization on the vehicle, and increasingly informing service, warranty, and product decisions behind it. The panel works through where that shift is real in production today, what it demands of data and E/E architecture, how supplier relationships change when the differentiator is a model rather than a module, and how to build a case for a first governed pilot that survives a budget review.

Details

The session is hosted by AutoMobility Advisors and runs one hour with time for questions. It is free and built for OEM and supplier teams working on connected vehicle platforms, software strategy, data, and digital product. Registration takes about 30 seconds on Luma — name and email only — and Luma sends the calendar invite and join link.