Today, generative AI (genAI) is everywhere. Text from ChatGPT floods LinkedIn, images from Nano Banana are all over presentations, and Github is full of new software written by Claude Code. Public discourse swings from championing the opportunities it may bring, to boycott campaigns and a focus on the resource exploitation involved. However, in the safety-critical space with which the CfAA is concerned, the risks of genAI are particularly acute. Senior Lecturer, Dr Rob Alexander shares his views on these risks in the face of growing division.
The CfAA has created new international opportunities to support the adoption of autonomous systems in the maritime sector following a trio of high-profile events in Singapore.
The CfAA works across domains connecting researchers and industry to move forward the state-of-the-art in safety assurance of autonomous systems. Our priority domains include maritime, health and social care, and automotive.
These sections present all of the research taking place in specific areas, they also highlight cross-domain work. Where possible, the guidance we publish is intentionally developed to be suitable for use in any domain, and so our research examples can often be applied in any sector.
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