From Code to Cognition: The Convergence of AI and Software Architecture
Speaker (s):
Michel Chaudron
Professor,
Department of Mathematics
and Computer Science,
TU Eindhoven
| Date: Time: Venue: | | 12 September 2024, Thursday 1:30pm – 2:30pm School of Computing &
Information Systems 1 (SCIS 1)
Level 3, Seminar Room 3-1
Singapore Management University
Singapore 178902 Please register by 11 September 2024. We look forward to seeing you at this research seminar. 
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About the Talk
In this talk will address the importance of Software Architecture for Software development and discuss the impact that AI is having on the practices related to software architecting. I will give a brief overview of the development of Software Architecture since the 1990’s including: the crystallization and refinement of the notion of software architecture and the evolution of modelling of software architecture. After this general introduction, I will discuss some recent research in the two specific subarea’s:
- The use of AI in Software Architecting: A key aspect of software architecting is the sharing of knowledge across all developers. Nowadays, AI is becoming a source of knowledge and thereby enhancing the cognition and reasoning about software architecture. What are the opportunities and challenges that AI brings to Software Architecting?
- Software Architecture for Digital Twins for the Human Body. Our group in Eindhoven has been working for several years on Digital Twins for machines. In this talk I will present an emerging theme: DT4HumanBody: There are large amounts of models of various specific parts and processes of the human body. When added with the emerging abundance of data about the human body this is opening doors for impactful improvements in the field of medicine and health. However, in the current ecosystem, wit is very hard to integrate independently developed models. I will outline a Software Architecture for DT4HumamBody that aims to address this.
About the Speaker
Michel Chaudron is full professor in Software Engineering at Eindhoven University of Technology in The Netherlands, and adjoint professor at ITB in Bandung Indonesia. Previously he has been a professor at Chalmers | Gothenburg University in Sweden and in Leiden University, Netherlands. Prof. Chaudron is active in the field of Software Architecture, Software Modeling and Software Design. He performs both curiosity driven research and empirical research in which he frequently collaborates with a variety of companies. Currently, there are 2 PhD vacancies in his group.
