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FAA to roll out new AI tool for Washington airports
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration plans to roll out a new artificial intelligence air traffic control tool designed to predict and prevent flight delays in the Washington region starting Monday, as the opening step of an eventual nationwide deployment.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration plans to roll out a new artificial intelligence air traffic control tool designed to predict and prevent flight delays in the Washington region starting Monday, as the opening step of an eventual nationwide deployment.
The FAA is preparing to launch an AI air-traffic control tool called Smart as soon as Monday, starting with a debut in the Washington, DC area before a wider rollout across the country.
The Federal Aviation Administration will begin rolling out its new artificial intelligence tool to help air traffic controllers monitor the skies, starting the program in the Washington, D.C., area as soon as Monday.
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