AI in Maritime: From Automation to Autonomy
AI is moving beyond isolated use cases to reshape how decisions are made across maritime and project logistics. As the industry explores the path from automation to autonomy, what does this mean in practice for operations, planning and execution? This main stage interview explores where AI is already delivering value, how decision-making is evolving, and how humans will interact with increasingly intelligent systems. As AI becomes part of more complex operational environments, what will define success – technology alone, or how it is integrated across the wider system?
Miércoles, 17 de junio 14:00 - 14:25 Escenario en directo de Breakbulk
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AI is moving beyond isolated use cases to reshape how decisions are made across maritime and project logistics. As the industry explores the path from automation to autonomy, what does this mean in practice for operations, planning and execution? This main stage interview explores where AI is already delivering value, how decision-making is evolving, and how humans will interact with increasingly intelligent systems. As AI becomes part of more complex operational environments, what will define success – technology alone, or how it is integrated across the wider system?
Escenario en directo de Breakbulk Europa/Londres
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Profesor adjunto de la Facultad de Ingeniería Cullen de la Universidad de Houston; director de operaciones de Proyectos Energéticos y de Capital Globales de UTC Overseas, Inc.
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