EASA envisages AI-based systems that might make decisions and perform actions—possibly unsupervised.
Credit: A. Tchaikovski/Airbus
The air transport sector may be late to the artificial intelligence game, but it is prioritizing safe foundations for the technology’s use. Carriers, airframers, system manufacturers, civil aviation authorities and other players need time to reflect on the application and safety implications of...
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