AI Reexamines the John Denver Long-EZ Crash - Episode 353

The NTSB report of the 1997 accident that killed singer John Denver is reexamined using artificial intelligence (AI) with some unexpected results.

Todd Curtis demonstrates how to use AI to examine accident investigations. Using Gemini Notebook, a free tool available to anyone with a Gmail account, Todd uploaded documents, web page links, and YouTube video links to analyze the accident information.

John Goglia, Greg Feith, and Todd discussed this accident in a 2022 Flight Safety Detectives episode, basing their analysis on information from the public docket and the accident report. Did AI uncover anything new? Listen and find out.

Todd’s message: AI is a great tool to supplement research. He offers ideas for how listeners may learn more about AI and experiment with using it.

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