FAA begins rollout of new AI air traffic controller system
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For years, there have been shortages of air traffic control personnel, leading to delays and congestion. To remedy these troubles, the Federal Aviation Administration and the US Department of Transportation are turning to a new tool: AI.
The FAA has launched an AI-supported air traffic management tool at three D.C.-area airports to reduce delays and cancellations.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the new system will not replace human controllers.
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Regulators at the Federal Aviation Administration are preparing to roll out AI-enhanced software in an $875 million overhaul to manage the nation's airspace.