U.S. private company restarts MH370 search to use AI to find wreckage

[NetEase Smart News, August 13] A private company in the United States proposed to restart the search for the crashed aircraft MH370. The company’s chief executive said that artificial intelligence may one day help find the wreckage of Malaysia’s missing flight MH370.

In an interview with an Australian newspaper, he claimed that "scientific progress" and "increased availability of artificial intelligence" will "morrow" help searchers track the wreckage.

He said: "Everyone has invested a lot of resources in searching for the crashed aircraft and cooperating with the authorities... I do believe that some people will make breakthroughs in this area and perhaps rely on multi-party cooperation."

In January of this year, Australia, Malaysia and China suspended the two-year, £122 million search for the aircraft. The families of the victims strongly protested.

Now, a private company in the United States has proposed to restart the search to solve one of the largest aerospace mysteries in history. This incident led to the death of 239 people on board.

Malaysian lawyer Grace Nathan (her mother was also on the aircraft) said in an interview with Reuters that the U.S. submarine exploration company "Marine Infinity" has proposed to restart search work for free and claimed that it would only ask for compensation after finding the aircraft. .

The company claims to have the most advanced underwater automatic submersibles in the world for underwater mapping, surveying and search. So far, the company declined to comment on the matter. However, Malaysian Deputy Minister of Communications Aziz燢aprawi confirmed this news to Reuters, but the Malaysian government has not yet accepted this proposal.

The editor of the aviation news website Plane Candles, Sandy Reims, said that the proposal of "infinite oceans" put the authorities in Malaysia, Australia, and China on the side of support. After all, the tripartite search and rescue operation was controversial and violated Australia. The scientists proposed a final search of the sea floor area of ​​the South Indian Ocean. (From: theweek compilation: NetEase sees the intelligent compile platform 犐笮 # navigation sword?/p>

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