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No it can't. Flying an airplane on Earth is a very limited exercise in every possible dimension and it can be easily automated without AGIs.
by StreamBright 8y ago
No it can't. Flying an airplane on Earth is a very limited exercise in every possible dimension and it can be easily automated without AGIs.
- nradov 8y agoYou're simply wrong and have no idea how flight control actually works. In particular failure modes aren't simple at all; real machines can break in a huge number of ways and no one could possibly predict them all. Recommend you take some actual graduate level aeronautical engineering courses and then reconsider the issue.
- StreamBright 8y agoI am not arguing about how machines can fail, I am arguing for that computers can do things that humans can. Usually with higher precision and much more reliable.
- nradov 8y agoMachines can do some things with higher precision and reliability than humans. Coping with unexpected aircraft failures aren't currently among those things.