Lion Air Crash in Indonesia: Examining the Struggle for AI System Control
The Lion Air crash in 2018, involving a Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, shed light on an AI system malfunction that contributed to the tragedy. Bla...
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The Lion Air crash in 2018, involving a Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, shed light on an AI system malfunction that contributed to the tragedy. Bla...
Read moreA preliminary report on the 2018 Lion Air crash in Indonesia indicates that a faulty sensor was not rectified prior to the accident. The fla...
Read moreOn October 29, 2018, the doomed Lion Air Flight 610 was marked by the pilots' struggles against the control system of Boeing's 737 MAX aircr...
Read moreDelving into the complexities of an AI system failure, we examine a recent case that highlights the importance of responsible AI governance...
Read moreInvestigations suggest a potential flaw in the Angle of Attack (AOA) sensor system on the Lion Air Boeing 737 MAX, leading to repeated nose...
Read moreThe aircraft's angle of attack sensor was replaced before the fatal Lion Air crash in 2018, suggesting a potential role in the accident. In...
Read moreRecent findings suggest that critical information about the Lion Air 737 Max crash may have been overlooked by Boeing and the Federal Aviati...
Read moreIndonesian aviation officials have identified a problem with the aircraft's sensor system as a potential contributing factor to the Lion Air...
Read moreInvestigation into the Lion Air plane crash unveiled that a crucial sensor, monitoring the 'Angle Of Attack', was replaced prior to the acci...
Read moreAn investigation into the crash of Lion Air Flight 610 revealed that a faulty sensor data input caused the autopilot system to malfunction,...
Read moreBoeing recently issued a safety bulletin for pilots following the fatal crash of a Lion Air 737 MAX in October 2018. The incident was linked...
Read moreAn airspeed sensor failure occurred during a previous flight of the Lion Air Boeing 737 MAX 8, which later crashed, raising questions about...
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Incident data is from the AI Incident Database (AIID).
When citing the database as a whole, please use:
McGregor, S. (2021) Preventing Repeated Real World AI Failures by Cataloging Incidents: The AI Incident Database. In Proceedings of the Thirty-Third Annual Conference on Innovative Applications of Artificial Intelligence (IAAI-21). Virtual Conference.
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