Duffy: AI Replacing Air Traffic Controllers ‘Not Going to Happen’
Duffy said a proposed AI system could spot bottlenecks 45 days ahead and help controllers reduce delays, with Congress still needing to approve the plan.
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Duffy: AI replacing air traffic controllers ‘not going to happen’
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy pushed back on concerns that the department’s modernization push could replace human air traffic controllers with artificial intelligence tools. In an interview with CBS News on Tuesday, Duffy said he sees potential for AI to make the nation’s airspace safer, while insisting human controllers will retain final authority in important decisions.…
Is AI going to replace US air traffic controllers?
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has been working closely with a set of partners in order to develop an artificial intelligence-powered software tool for air traffic management. Once completed, the software could mean a huge overhaul of the airspace system in the U.S., but will it replace air traffic controllers? In 2025, Congress endowed the U.S. Department of Transportation with a $12.5 billion budget in order to upgrade the air traffi…
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