• Frezik@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    5 hours ago

    Thing is, it’s been technically possible to automate 95% of the ATC job for decades now. Obviously, you want a human to step in for that last 5% when things get tough.

    But that’s a problem all on its own. If the human steps in for that 5% of times when things get tough, they have to have the training to deal with a tough situation. They hone those skills through practice with the other 95% of the time. What you actually want is to have the human take over 25% of it, and cover a broad range of different situations in that 25%.

    Choosing when to give over control some of the time is the hard part. Much harder than just waiting until it’s too complicated.