7th ACM Computer Science in Cars Symposium (CSCS)

The ACM CSCS conference serves as a gathering ground for researchers, practitioners, developers, and enthusiasts interested in addressing the complex challenges of modern vehicles. It provides a shared platform for discussions on the latest developments in vehicle technology and its practical applications. The focal points of the conference are Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Security for Vehicles, encompassing crucial research areas amid the ongoing push for fully autonomous and highly connected vehicles.

Given the shift toward autonomous driving, the role of AI in managing driving tasks becomes pivotal. The conference underscores the importance of tackling the intricate issues arising from changing conditions and environments to ensure the safe operation of driverless vehicles. Simultaneously, there is a spotlight on securing the connectivity of vehicles against potential attackers, recognizing that successful breaches could have severe consequences.

Major technology and automotive players are heavily invested in making autonomous driving a widespread reality. The conference acknowledges the challenge of keeping pace with the rapid advancements in AI and vehicle security from various sources. Whether discussing groundbreaking achievements like the world’s first “fully autonomous” taxi service or unveiling new security protocols for over-the-air updates, the CSCS conference emerges as the central hub for professionals to exchange ideas, network, and collectively brainstorm solutions to current challenges in the field.

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