EASA Teams On First Guidelines For Machine Learning In Aircraft

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The first proposed guidelines to ensure the safety of machine-learning systems in aircraft has resulted from a joint study by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and Swiss artificial-intelligence (AI) startup Deadalean. The study defines a “learning assurance” framework to extend the...
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