Agentic Engineering: how AI automata will participate in engineering in 2025 - Blake Courter
At Gradient Control Laboratories (GCL), we have the privilege of seeing patterns emerging among the most innovative engineering software startups. Last year,...
AI/ML Differentiable Engineering nTop GCL UGF Jan 20, 2025 At Gradient Control Laboratories (GCL), we have the privilege of seeing patterns emerging among the most innovative engineering software startups. Last year, we tracked the rise of differentiable engineering as the first differentiable CAD and CAE APIs appeared. Now, as we wire AI agents into PLM and BIM architectures, we’re ready to share our expectations for 2025 and beyond. This post originated from conversations with Luke Church, GCL and Brad Rothenberg, nTop. It now includes significant contributions and feedback from: Mark Burhop
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