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India’s air force is moving to trusted AI autonomy for critical missions, demanding near-zero error rates and homegrown tech.
Air Vice Marshal Ajay Kunnath said the Indian Air Force is shifting from traditional automation to trusted AI autonomy for high-stakes missions, emphasizing the need for probabilistic AI models to achieve near-zero error rates.
Speaking at the AI Impact Summit, he outlined a move from human-in-the-loop to full autonomy, stressing that AI must be tailored to aviation’s unique demands.
He warned that even 5% uncertainty in AI predictions could lead to critical failures, highlighting the need for better data, improved models, and homegrown technology to ensure reliable, secure systems.
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La fuerza aérea de la India se está moviendo hacia la autonomía confiable de la IA para misiones críticas, exigiendo tasas de error cercanas a cero y tecnología propia.