DIP-AI: A Discovery Framework for AI Innovation Projects

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Authors Mariana Crisostomo Martins, Lucas Elias Cardoso Rocha, Lucas Cordeiro Romao, Taciana Novo Kudo, Marcos Kalinowski, Renato de Freitas Bulcao-Neto arXiv ID 2510.18017 Category cs.SE: Software Engineering Citations 0 Venue Brazilian Symposium on Software Quality Last Checked 5 months ago
Abstract
Despite the increasing development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems, Requirements Engineering (RE) activities face challenges in this new data-intensive paradigm. We identified a lack of support for problem discovery within AI innovation projects. To address this, we propose and evaluate DIP-AI, a discovery framework tailored to guide early-stage exploration in such initiatives. Based on a literature review, our solution proposal combines elements of ISO 12207, 5338, and Design Thinking to support the discovery of AI innovation projects, aiming at promoting higher quality deliveries and stakeholder satisfaction. We evaluated DIP-AI in an industry-academia collaboration (IAC) case study of an AI innovation project, in which participants applied DIP-AI to the discovery phase in practice and provided their perceptions about the approach's problem discovery capability, acceptance, and suggestions. The results indicate that DIP-AI is relevant and useful, particularly in facilitating problem discovery in AI projects. This research contributes to academia by sharing DIP-AI as a framework for AI problem discovery. For industry, we discuss the use of this framework in a real IAC program that develops AI innovation projects.
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