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HomeWorldComputer linguists are developing an intelligent system aid for air traffic controllers

Computer linguists are developing an intelligent system aid for air traffic controllers

Human lives depend on their decisions, and psychological stress levels are high. An average radio contact takes 3.5 to 11.3 seconds, during which the air traffic controller checks in with the pilot, examines the radar screens and gives out new instructions. The current technical support systems typically lack the ability to understand and process these brief radio exchanges.

(via WSJ)

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