Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming embedded in critical infrastructure, but in high-stakes industries such as aviation, technical performance alone is not enough to drive adoption. When AI systems support flight operations, aircraft maintenance, and other operational environments where reliability is paramount, success depends not only on accuracy, but on whether human operators trust the system […]
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