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> Hell, I am only a voting member as far as the flight controls are concerned in the Super Hornet anyways. If I put a control input in that is not aerodynamical
by chillacy 6y ago
> Hell, I am only a voting member as far as the flight controls are concerned in the Super Hornet anyways. If I put a control input in that is not aerodynamically sound (i.e. could result in a departure from controlled flight), the flight control system will not move the control surface or will move a different surface to give me the movement I am requesting. Who is flying who?
That's a good take on the matter. Computer systems are already a big part of the aircraft, in the near term this could result in some pretty wicked copilot software.
- 082349872349872 6y agoNow that AI assist is being openly discussed in the wider anglophone press, I wonder if we'll see a diminution in "unsafe unprofessional" air intercepts? (I don't know what the search terms would be in chinese[1], but "искусственный интеллект су-35" gets plenty of older —at least by HN standards— hits.) [1] https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-28905504 https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-28905504 suggests china has bought while they learn to build. Someone who knows more chinese than I might wish to try "人工智能 苏35".