WashingtonThe Federal Aviation Administration deploys an $875 million AI advisor Monday.
Controllers who nominally stay in charge face the automation-bias risk of trusting a machine’s default.
The system only proposes routes rather than issuing commands, a setup that research says erodes vigilance over time.
The Washington rollout is step one toward covering 29 million square miles of US airspace.
How each outlet framed it
- Ars Technica
- clarifies AI types (deterministic, ML, generative); notes SMART's specific approach unspecified
Sources: Ars Technica