Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 11 hours ago
In this short interview from Bosch ConnectedWorld 2026 in Berlin, I speak with Christoph Hartung, Member of the Board Bosch Mobility, CTO Systems, Software and Services and President Cross-Domain Computing Solutions, about the impact of artificial intelligence on mobility.
AI is becoming one of the defining technologies in the automotive industry. As Christoph explains, AI will “infuse everything” in mobility, helping create more context, awareness and speed in the customer experience.
That connects directly to one of the wider themes of Bosch ConnectedWorld 2026: physical AI. AI is moving from screens and software into the real world, including vehicles, factories, robots and connected industrial systems.
In mobility, this shift could help vehicles become more intelligent, adaptive and personalized. It can also help automotive companies develop with more speed and focus, with customer value at the center.
We also discuss one of the most important questions in AI-enabled mobility: safety.
As Christoph says, at Bosch, “Safety and security we do not compromise.” He explains how Bosch is combining AI with safety architectures to create a “safety shell” that supports a trusted environment for drivers and passengers.
In this video, we cover:
🚗 How AI is changing mobility
🤖 Why AI will shape customer experience in vehicles
⚙️ What AI means for the automotive industry
🔐 Why safety and security are essential in AI-enabled mobility
🛡️ Bosch’s approach to combining AI with safety architectures
🌍 How this fits into the wider rise of physical AI
#Sponsored #AI #Mobility #Automotive #SoftwareDefinedVehicle #PhysicalAI #BoschConnectedWorld #BCW26 #AISafety #Cybersecurity #DigitalTransformation #FutureOfMobility
In this short interview from Bosch ConnectedWorld 2026 in Berlin, I speak with Christoph Hartung, Member of the Board Bosch Mobility, CTO Systems, Software and Services and President Cross-Domain Computing Solutions, about the impact of artificial intelligence on mobility.
AI is becoming one of the defining technologies in the automotive industry. As Christoph explains, AI will “infuse everything” in mobility, helping create more context, awareness and speed in the customer experience.
That connects directly to one of the wider themes of Bosch ConnectedWorld 2026: physical AI. AI is moving from screens and software into the real world, including vehicles, factories, robots and connected industrial systems.
In mobility, this shift could help vehicles become more intelligent, adaptive and personalized. It can also help automotive companies develop with more speed and focus, with customer value at the center.
We also discuss one of the most important questions in AI-enabled mobility: safety.
As Christoph says, at Bosch, “Safety and security we do not compromise.” He explains how Bosch is combining AI with safety architectures to create a “safety shell” that supports a trusted environment for drivers and passengers.
In this video, we cover:
🚗 How AI is changing mobility
🤖 Why AI will shape customer experience in vehicles
⚙️ What AI means for the automotive industry
🔐 Why safety and security are essential in AI-enabled mobility
🛡️ Bosch’s approach to combining AI with safety architectures
🌍 How this fits into the wider rise of physical AI
#Sponsored #AI #Mobility #Automotive #SoftwareDefinedVehicle #PhysicalAI #BoschConnectedWorld #BCW26 #AISafety #Cybersecurity #DigitalTransformation #FutureOfMobility
