If the question is "could a human be trained to use this?" then, yes, you can imagine a human reacting appropriately to the AF447 scenario. But that's the wron

If the question is "could a human be trained to use this?" then, yes, you can imagine a human reacting appropriately to the AF447 scenario. But that's the wrong question. The right question is: does the system incorporate the success of human actors into its design? And the answer here is no. If the Airbus system works as designed, the human pilots will tend to be woefully unprepared to resolve failure modes. Attempting to create an external training regiment to account for that design failure is a band-aid, not a solution.