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AI, FAA and controller

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The FAA Wants Gamers To Become Air Traffic Controllers – Here’s What The Job Pays
Amid a national shortage of air traffic controllers, the United States’ Department of Transportation (DOT) and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) have launched a campaign targeting video gamers to ...

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FAA receives record 12,000-plus air traffic controller applications
 · 8h · on MSN
Duffy: AI replacing air traffic controllers ‘not going to happen’
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US Transportation Secretary Seeks $10 Billion for Air Traffic Control Overhaul
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean ⁠Duffy ⁠said he was seeking $10 billion ⁠from Congress for the next phase of a massive effort to modernize America's ​aging air traffic control system and reduce sys...

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D.O.T. unveils $5 Billion high-tech overhaul to modernize nation’s air traffic control
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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy touts $12.5B upgrade for outdated air traffic control tech
Government Executive
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FAA sets records in effort to hire gamers as air traffic controllers

The agency received over 12,000 applications in less than two days, making the effort “wildly successful,” according to Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy.
12d

To Fill Air Traffic Controller Shortage, F.A.A. Turns to Gamers

Avid players of video games have emerged as a target demographic for recruiters at a range of federal agencies, including the military and the Department of Homeland Security.
Forbes
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Those Air Traffic Controller Bonuses Now Face Bipartisan Criticism

The Transportation Department is drawing bipartisan criticism for rewarding $10,000 bonuses to a small number of air traffic controllers and technicians while ignoring the vast majority of the workforce who went unpaid during the 43-day funding lapse.
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