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17 September 2026

How to stay in command in the age of AI

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Source reporting: Splash247

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How to stay in command in the age of AI

AI will not make seamanship obsolete. It will make human judgement more valuable, as tomorrow’s crews learn to interrogate data, challenge automation and take control when increasingly intelligent systems get it wrong. The latest chapter from our new SplashTech magazine. The crew of 2035 will not be short of technology. The more difficult question is …

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