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The reason why humans are needed in the cockpit is not about handling the perfectly automatable day-to-day routine. It's about that one-in-a-million case when s
by john_moscow 9y ago
The reason why humans are needed in the cockpit is not about handling the perfectly automatable day-to-day routine. It's about that one-in-a-million case when several things go wrong at once in a way nobody thought of before and a pilot's judgement call could save lives while an elaborately programmed AI would get totally and completely stuck.
- aianus 9y agoI don't want to pay $17 (high fake number from a poster above) for a one in a million chance of saving my life. Might as well play the lottery at those odds.