Turkish Airlines to train staff on artificial intelligence across operations
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- Turkish Airlines announced that its employees will receive training to work with artificial intelligence, which is already being used in all operational areas of the airline.
- The airline says AI will speed up work environments and processes, though it cautions that not all decision‑making mechanisms should be left to technology.
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Training staff to collaborate with AI could improve efficiency in airline operations while maintaining human oversight of critical decisions.
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