Matlantis survey finds industry researchers face a bigger AI simulation business-case hurdle
Academic respondents more often raised concerns about accuracy and applicability, according to the company’s survey of materials R&D researchers.
By Emerson Redding · Published · Updated
Primary source: matlantis.com
Why it matters
The survey suggests industry and academic researchers face different obstacles to using AI simulation, while Matlantis’ case studies illustrate the decisions the technology is intended to inform.
Industry researchers were more likely than their academic counterparts to struggle to make an internal business case for AI simulation, according to a Matlantis survey of 191 materials R&D researchers.
Among 140 industry respondents, 40.7% reported that difficulty, compared with 6.7% of 30 academic respondents, Fumio Horino, Matlantis’ vice president of marketing, said in written answers. Overall, 36.1% of respondents found it hard to explain simulation’s return on investment internally.…
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