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Panel Discussion: Striking the Balance – Evaluating the Role of Multi-Modal Redundancy in AI vs. Deterministic Safety Approaches

Event: AutoSens Europe
| Session date: Wednesday 9th October
Session date: Wednesday 9th October
, 2024

Hear from:

Patrick Denny
Patrick Denny

Moderator

Patrick Denny
Lecturer in Artificial Intelligence,

University of Limerick

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Andrew English
Principal Roboticist,

Wayve

Torsten Wendler
Torsten Wendler
Torsten Wendler
Head of Driving and ADAS / AD,

VW Group

Duong Van Nguyen
Duong Van Nguyen
Duong Van Nguyen
Global Deputy CEO, in charge of ADAS/AD,

VinFast

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Andrew English
Principal Roboticist,

Wayve

Torsten Wendler
Torsten Wendler
Torsten Wendler
Head of Driving and ADAS / AD,

VW Group

Duong Van Nguyen
Duong Van Nguyen
Duong Van Nguyen
Global Deputy CEO, in charge of ADAS/AD,

VinFast

This Panel will explore the intersection of two critical strategies in AI system design: multi-modal redundancy and deterministic safety methods. Balancing flexibility with reliability is crucial as AI systems become more integrated into safety-critical applications like autonomous vehicles. Multi-modal redundancy can enhance adaptability, but its complexity can introduce new risks. On the other hand, deterministic safety approaches focus on predictable, rule-based frameworks that guarantee system stability, but may limit AI’s ability to handle unexpected scenarios. The panellists will discuss the trade-offs between these strategies, explore how they can complement each other, and offer insights into crafting robust, reliable, and adaptive AI systems for future deployment.

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