AI helps labor-short Japan keep nuclear plants safe

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saubeidl · 12h ago

Shouldn't the regulator step in and tell them that this is a horrible idea?

> In a March discussion forum with power companies, Nuclear Regulation Authority Chairman Shinsuke Yamanaka suggested that AI could be used in inspections — to spot corrosion early in containment buildings, for example.

Oh.

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AI helps labor-short Japan keep nuclear plants safe

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