
Artificial intelligence (AI) looms large over business aviation’s future, although for now most in the industry have fairly limited visibility as to how life-changing this will be. Early indicators are that the first applications will illuminate a path forward in which, hopefully, humans are still able to do what they do best, only with greater efficiency from autonomous support.
UAS International Trip Support is hosting a discussion about how AI can be made to “work for you” this morning at Booth B51. This will be moderated by James Hardie, founder of the Course Correction consultancy; Daniel Newman, Honeywell’s chief technology officer for advanced air mobility; Arthur Ingles, founder of flight booking platform Moove; and Chris Marich, co-founder of financial software group MySky. They will be joined by no less of an expert than Pepper the Robot from Robots of London.