@FinanceYF5: Mykel literally wrote the algorithms behind ACAS X, the system keeping planes from colliding right now. When people ask…
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Mykel wrote the algorithms behind ACAS X, the collision avoidance system for planes, highlighting that AI-enabled split-second decisions have been trusted in aviation for years.
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@agisummitai Mykel literally wrote the algorithms behind ACAS X, the system keeping planes from colliding right now. When people ask if AI can be trusted with split-second decisions, the honest answer is someone already had to solve that for aviation, years before AI was the buzzword.
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