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Artificial intelligence is used by scientists to create a human robot that can fly a plane.

Pibot, a humanoid robot created by scientists at the Korean Institute of Science and Technology, uses artificial intelligence to operate a plane without the need for significant modifications to the driving mechanism.

According to a study from (Euronews), a robot that is 160 cm long and 65 kg in weight can control control tools and maintain height even in the hardest situations. The robot can track a lot of important statistics in the plane thanks to external cameras.

Due to its enormous memory and utilization of conversation robots like (Chatgpt), which employ obstetric intelligence technology, the Pepott may just save the papers rather than reading the printed manual.

The robot, according to its creators, can react to emergencies more quickly than the human pilot.

The researchers have labored to construct this robot to be appropriate and capable of driving the current huge aircraft rather than building a drone.

"(Pibut) is a human robot that, by mastering all of the individual controls in the moon, can fly by plane just like a human pilot." The leadership was created with humans in mind.

Humans can operate a variety of airplanes, he continued, but if they want to move to another type, they must obtain further training.

With the push of a button, (Pipot) can change to the new driving moon environments.

"Using a pilot robot, you can fly by simply clicking on the type of plane if we teach him the individual plane."

The researchers developed strategies to accommodate the robot and comprehend the pilot brochures by collaborating with intelligent conversation robots, such as (conversation GBT). They are now creating their extensive language models specifically for a robot.

The team suggests that it can be utilized in hostile conditions that are unsuitable for people, such as tanks, cars, and other vehicles.

Since the South Korean Ministry of Defense funded the development of (Pibut), Shin anticipates that the pilot robot will be utilized militarily no later than 2026.

The company has only performed simulations up to this point, but it is in discussions with Airbus to use (Pibut) for test flights using its recently created electric plane.