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Najdojrzalszy  kierunek  na  najbliższe  lata  to  więc  nie  „AI  zamiast  operatora”,  lecz  AI
               wspierająca operatora i nadzorująca jakość krytycznych działań operatorskich. W takim modelu
               człowiek  pozostaje  odpowiedzialnym  uczestnikiem  procesu,  automatyka  dostarcza  twardych
               danych  i  zabezpieczeń,  a  AI  pomaga  szybciej  rozumieć  sytuację.  To  połączenie  może  realnie
               obniżyć  ryzyko  awarii  -  pod  warunkiem,  że  zostanie  wdrożone  z  inżynierską  ostrożnością,
               transparentnością i świadomością ograniczeń.

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