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The FAA Is Spending Nearly a Billion Dollars to Make AI the "Brain" of Air Traffic Control Towers, Starting This Monday
The Federal Aviation Administration is deploying an AI-powered air traffic control tool in Washington, DC.
Did hiring loads of gamers not work out? The Federal Aviation Administration is now spending north of $875 million to deploy an AI-powered air traffic control tool, the Wall Street Journal reports.
The system, called SMART — short for Strategic Manag... [3505 chars]
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