Acubed Develops AI for Commercial Flight

Acubed, Airbus' innovation center in Silicon Valley, is developing more AI flight functions to increase aircraft safety, reliability and efficiency. This video showcases their flying test bed, machine learning development process, and how their algorithms successfully land the A350 XWB autonomously.

[flyingfish]

For all those people in the comments freaking out about the replacement of human crew with AI software, it's literally said in the video that it will assist in "complementing pilot capabilities."

[daviation]

Pilots cant be fully replaced because their are so many scenarios in the air that an AI may not be able to handle/programmed for. AI should be used to assist pilots, not replace them

[Timecapsuleiguess]

Ai planes can ruin many peoples dreams to fly a commericial plane if theyre all piloted by ai

[X-YT]

dont we already have autoland ils autopilot auto takeoff/go around what else do we need

[aerotimesofficial]

NO! NO and NO to Single Pilot operations. You are going to risk lives for money. Unacceptable.

[pilot-wannabe]

nonono nonononononononon i dont like this airbus is destroying pilots

[SwordQuake]

The more tasks are done by the plane and not by the pilots, the better. Pilots are the weakest link in the aircraft's operations.

[AntacidAV]

i am the first to watch this after they uploaded it 22 seconds later