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7. Exactly. (NM)

Sun May 14, 2023, 06:48 PM

May 2023

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Hell no. pdxflyboy May 2023 #1

I'm sorry Dave, I"m afraid I can't do that.... msongs May 2023 #2

Exactly my thought relayerbob May 2023 #5

Exactly. (NM) mikewv May 2023 #7

Yep mahina May 2023 #9

Yup Effete Snob May 2023 #12

Since about 90% of airplane accidents are caused by Disaffected May 2023 #19

Exactly. But label it "AI" and people freak out. tinrobot May 2023 #26

You knew somebody would do this, didn't you? Buns_of_Fire May 2023 #4

Otto is looking a little deflated there. Bucky May 2023 #11

It was the first thing I thought of ;) (nt) Hugh_Lebowski May 2023 #22

Today it is two pilots and a many computers, AI is coming PuppyBismark May 2023 #6

Actually, that's not how commercial planes work... brooklynite May 2023 #8

Only if there's a manual override in case something goes wrong MustLoveBeagles May 2023 #10

Exactly Hekate May 2023 #16

What if the one pilot has a medical emergency? Than no pilot left. cbabe May 2023 #13

How would I know who/what is in the cockpit? Talitha May 2023 #14

Would enough people refuse to fly TheFarseer May 2023 #17

Haven't flown since 2001 and won't again Ritabert May 2023 #18

It must be sad to be that scared of technology... brooklynite May 2023 #24

It depends upon the AI Metaphorical May 2023 #20

Hell no, and this is just one of the reasons why. Angleae May 2023 #23

Oh boy ecstatic May 2023 #25