Physical AIFollows Aviation’s Flight Plan
Physical AI, including self-driving trucks, is at a stage similar to aviation in the 1920s, where the key questions of safety, profitability, regulation, and growth funding remain unanswered, accordin…
Physical AI, including self-driving trucks, is at a stage similar to aviation in the 1920s, where the key questions of safety, profitability, regulation, and growth funding remain unanswered, accordin…
Joby Aviation's electric air taxi flight simulator landed at San Jose Mineta International Airport, where San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan piloted a successful 10-minute simulated flight on Tuesday, the eve …
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei published an essay arguing that public backlash against AI stems from legitimate concerns about real risks, not poor communication, and proposed mandatory third-party evalua…
A developer has open-sourced MyTailLog, a digitized aircraft logbook and maintenance tracker for piston general aviation owners, and is seeking feedback. The tool uses AI to extract data from scanned …
Two Bay Area airports will receive nearly $40 million in federal funding to upgrade taxiways and improve safety as part of a $107 million investment in airport infrastructure across California. Oaklan…
The Federal Aviation Administration has partnered with Palantir to deploy an AI platform that predicts runway incidents, following a fatal midair collision in January 2025 and a subsequent runway inci…
Amazon executive chairman Jeff Bezos compared artificial intelligence to a knife, arguing that regulation should target how AI is applied rather than banning the technology itself. Speaking at a CNBC …
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei called on Washington to regulate the most powerful AI models under an FAA-style safety regime that could delay, block, or reverse releases failing public safety tests. The p…
The Federal Aviation Administration has grounded SpaceX’s Starship following another launch mishap, marking a fresh setback for the company’s flagship rocket program. The grounding halts further fligh…