Manchester to become first UK airport to adopt digital hybrid control tower
Manchester Airport (MAN) located in the north of England, and Britain’s third busiest airport in terms of passenger throughput, is...
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Ryanair expands Belfast summer schedule, criticizes UK labour government
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TECNAM’S GAME-CHANGING P2006T NG ACHIEVES EASA CERTIFICATION
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Norse Atlantic damp leases three additional Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners to IndiGo
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Aeronautica: Intelligenza artificiale, conferenza del Centro studi militari aerospaziali sull’uso responsabile in ambito militare
ROMA. Si è svolta martedì 25 febbraio 2025, alla Casa dell’aviatore, la conferenza dal titolo “L’uso responsabile dell’Intelligenza Artificiale in ambito militare: opportunità e vulnus” organizzato dal Centro studi militari aerospaziali “Giulio Douhet” (CESMA) dell’Associazione arma aeronautica con il supporto dell’Aeronautica militare. In apertura l’avvocato Emanuela Cerasella, giurista dell’Ateneo Pontificio “Regina Apostolorum” e promotrice dell’evento, ha inquadrato l’argomento della conferenza sottolineando come sia necessario analizzare il tema etico rispetto alle peculiarità del mondo militare e rendere Intelligenza Artificiale (Artificial Intelligence – AI) uno strumento antropocentrico. A seguire, l’intervento della professoressa Mariarosaria Taddeo dell’Università di Oxford (GB) che ha illustrato le
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