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Japan Airlines Teams Up With Microsoft To Create AI-Powered Reporting App - Data Intelligence

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Microsoft is looking to make some strides with Japan Airlines onboard customer service. The two companies will work together to make writing reports simpler and quicker with the help of a Microsoft small language model (SLM). While some incident reports can take flight attendants up to an hour to write up, the new technology will reduce the time it takes by ‘up to two-thirds.’ Speedy Reporting Like the Shinkansen Japan Airlines and Microsoft hav…
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Japan Airlines Teams Up With Microsoft To Create AI-Powered Reporting App - Data Intelligence

Microsoft is looking to make some strides with Japan Airlines onboard customer service. The two companies will work together to make writing reports simpler and quicker with the help of a Microsoft small language model (SLM). While some incident reports can take flight attendants up to an hour to write up, the new technology will reduce the time it takes by ‘up to two-thirds.’ Speedy Reporting Like the Shinkansen Japan Airlines and Microsoft hav…

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Japan Airlines Integrates AI to Enhance Cabin Crew Efficiency In the dynamic world of aviation, where every second counts and customer satisfaction is paramount, flight disruptions can be a significant challenge. Be it a passenger suddenly falling ill, or an unexpected flight delay, these incidents require prompt and efficient handling by the cabin crew. Traditionally, […]

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