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In an interview, Daptic CEO Baptiste Bouvier proposed that regulatory intelligence will become a standard input for physical product design. He explained that Daptic uses an AI platform to connect regulatory changes and interpretations with product requirements, serving industries such as automotive, aerospace, defense, medical devices and robotics that face thousands of regulations. Bouvier emphasized that traceability and human oversight are the foundation of trust; AI is responsible for finding and structuring information, while engineers and regulatory experts remain responsible for review and judgment. He calls this direction Product Compliance Lifecycle Management.
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Interview with Daptic CEO Baptiste Bouvier: Using AI to Connect Regulatory Intelligence and Product Development
In an interview, Daptic CEO Baptiste Bouvier explained that the company uses an AI platform to connect regulatory changes and interpretations with product requirements, serving industries such as automotive, aerospace, defense, medical devices, and robotics that face thousands of regulations. He emphasized that traceability and human oversight are the foundation of trust: AI is responsible for finding and structuring information, while engineers and regulatory experts remain responsible for review and judgment. Bouvier calls this direction Product Compliance Lifecycle Management.