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Thank you, Mr. Air, a netizen of CTOnews.com, for your clue delivery! CTOnews.com, May 25 (Xinhua) Boeing is using artificial intelligence technology to enhance its safety culture to reduce the potential risk of the 737 Max crash. According to a report by Bloomberg on May 24, Boeing Aviation Safety Chief Delaney said the company has created a safety analysis tool that uses advanced mathematical models and machine learning techniques to filter out potential risks from piles of data. and identify and mitigate the risk before it causes an accident, injury or loss of life.

A new MAX operated by Lion Airlines crashed in Indonesia in October 2018. Just over four months later, a second new jet crashed in Ethiopia. Engineers working on MAX development are still learning lessons from accidents, says Mr Delaney.

▲ Tuyuan Boeing's website earlier Boeing executives described their efforts to improve the company's safety culture and avoid future aircraft accidents. Mike Delaney, the company's chief aerospace safety officer, outlined the progress of comprehensive reforms that Boeing operates and how airlines support. Delaney and his team built a broader security management system after the tragedy, part of which was this security analysis tool. Through this work, Boeing hopes to further ensure the safety of its aircraft and airline operations and reduce the possibility of similar accidents.

Delaney said Boeing has sent experienced pilots to communicate with airline customers around the world and has stepped up training courses for pilots and aircraft maintenance mechanics. In addition, the company is mining flight data to assess and identify accident risks before any problems arise. Boeing is also preparing an internal educational activity for employees, from executive suites to engineering offices to factory workshops to learn lessons from accidents.

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