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pilotless aircraft have been in use since the 1940s, would any dpers be a passenger on a pilotless aircraft?
pilotless aircraft have been in use since the 1940s, would any dpers be a passenger on a pilotless aircraft?
I wouldn't want to. I want someone at the controls whose life is at stake as well. Virtually anyone can be taught to fly, given enough time. And we have the technology to make computers fly. But when everything goes to SH**, you need a pilot who knows how to earn his pay and is highly motivated to do so. Captain Sully comes to mind.
A root canal is less stressful
They have driverless trucks in the South West right now.
I don't know. I depends if it was a lot cheaper than with a pilot or not.
Don't planes these days practically fly themselves? And with a pilot?
pilotless aircraft have been in use since the 1940s, would any dpers be a passenger on a pilotless aircraft?
you may have already been on one and not known it.
I seriously doubt that. I have several pilot acquaintances. Air Traffic controllers have to upgrade their equipment big time before they can vector drones.
pilotless aircraft have been in use since the 1940s, would any dpers be a passenger on a pilotless aircraft?
The creation of unmanned vehicles, autonomous discoloration systems, and most importantly, artificial intelligence that could live and develop independently of a person. thanks to such breakthrough technologies, it will allow to populate the planet Mars, and in the future to build a colony of cars there. which will develop regardless of the person! Such prospects for the future, among us, among the young rulers of the world. And you are old losers, you will remain in the send, while no one will remember you. but be sure that they will write a book about you, the losers of the ruling system, who have passed away forever!
you may have already been on one and not known it.
I wouldn't want to. I want someone at the controls whose life is at stake as well. Virtually anyone can be taught to fly, given enough time. And we have the technology to make computers fly. But when everything goes to SH**, you need a pilot who knows how to earn his pay and is highly motivated to do so. Captain Sully comes to mind.
you may have already been on one and not known it.
LOLThe creation of unmanned vehicles, autonomous discoloration systems, and most importantly, artificial intelligence that could live and develop independently of a person. thanks to such breakthrough technologies, it will allow to populate the planet Mars, and in the future to build a colony of cars there. which will develop regardless of the person! Such prospects for the future, among us, among the young rulers of the world. And you are old losers, you will remain in the send, while no one will remember you. but be sure that they will write a book about you, the losers of the ruling system, who have passed away forever!
Correction it should be NOW not knowLOL
You might want to go back and figure out just who it was that laid the foundation , and did the footwork so all this may happen up to know
It was those old losers you talk about
Have a nice day
They have driverless trucks in the South West right now.
I don't know. I depends if it was a lot cheaper than with a pilot or not.
Don't planes these days practically fly themselves? And with a pilot?
pilotless aircraft have been in use since the 1940s, would any dpers be a passenger on a pilotless aircraft?
The main reason we have pilots now is to safely drive the aircraft when it is on the tarmac around other aircraft, and for landings in a crosswind. It is far easier to automate a flying airplane than it is a driving vehicle.
I’m sorry but that is spoken like someone who knows nothing about what flying an airplane is all about.
I’m a flight instructor. I’ve been teaching people to fly planes on and off for 2 decades. Teaching you the mechanics of of taking off, flying around and then landing is simple. I could teach you that in a few hours.
That’s not what you pay pilots for. You pay them for those instances when things go to ****. You pay them for those things we can’t currently teach electronics. You pay them for their judgement and decision making skills. For beinging years of experience to dealing with a problem that a software engineering team never envisioned. You pay them for their ability to improvise.
And you’ll keep paying them for that until we actually have try AI, not the brittle faux rule based systems we used now.