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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy addressed concerns about the use of artificial intelligence in air traffic control, emphasizing that human controllers remain in charge. The new AI-powered system, SMART, is designed to assist controllers by predicting weather patterns and flight trajectories, with initial deployment planned for several Washington-area airports.
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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy addressed concerns about the use of artificial intelligence in air traffic control, emphasizing that human controllers remain in charge. The new AI-powered system, SMART, is designed to assist controllers by predicting weather patterns and flight trajectories, with initial deployment planned for several Washington-area airports.
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Duffy addresses concerns of AI use in air traffic control: ‘Humans control the airspace’
Transportation Secretary Duffy Discusses AI Use in Air Traffic Control