新产品开发                        
                
                                
                        
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                            人工智能                        
                
                                
                        
                            数据科学                        
                
                                
                        
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                            几何学                        
                
                                
                        
                            数学                        
                
                                
                        
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            标识
            
                                    DOI:10.1109/emr.2023.3336834
                                    
                                
                                 
         
        
                
            摘要
            
            Artificial Intelligence (AI) is poised to revolutionize all aspects of business, particularly new-product development (NPD). Currently, our approach to NPD has remained largely unchanged for decades, yielding stubbornly poor results: only 30% of NP development projects become commercial successes. However, the Artificial Intelligence revolution is set to alter this landscape significantly!. Leading early-adopter firms demonstrate that AI not only finds many applications in NPD, but also offers substantial payoffs, such as 50% reductions in development times. Thes article provides an outline of the diverse and powerful applications of AI in NPD, offering numerous examples from leading companies. Examples include GE's use of digital models and twins to quickly test product design time in turbine development; BASF's use of AI to identify new molecules for use in customer's formulations; and AI to generate new-product ideas, identify new product opportunities, and even create new product concepts. Our exploratory journey begins at the idea stage and traverses the entire new-product process to the post-launch period. While AI might still resemble science fiction to many, that future is no longer fiction – it's here now. AI has arrived in full force! With an adoption window of about 13 years, the time is now to embrace AI in NPD in your business: AI will become a major milestone in NPD, perhaps the most important, within the decade (Figure 1)
         
            
 
                 
                
                    
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