FAA tees up $875M AI tool to help manage air traffic congestion

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is planning to roll out an $875 million artificial intelligence (AI) tool to help manage air traffic congestion in the nation's capital, with a goal of implementing the system nationwide. The AI tool, which has a price tag of $875 million, will be tested in Washington D.C. before a potential nationwide rollout. The system aims to optimize air traffic flow and reduce congestion at airports, which can lead to delays and cancellations. The FAA hopes that the AI tool will be able to analyze real-time flight data and make recommendations to air traffic controllers to minimize delays and make the most efficient use of airspace.