Artificial Intelligence Support for Maritime Education

Speaking at a conference held in the United Kingdom on the use of artificial intelligence technologies in the maritime environment, UN Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) Advisory Board Member Enver Yücel said, "We will develop our own artificial intelligence platforms to further improve the distance education system."

A conference on the use of artificial intelligence in the marine environment was held in the United Kingdom in partnership with the Marine Learning Alliance (MLA), one of the world's largest maritime organizations in its field, BAU Global and the Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology (IMarEST). The conference took place at the International Maritime Organization (IMO), which is supported by the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Topics at the conference included next-generation maritime, the development of cyber research capabilities, the effects of cyber risks on charter parties and marine insurance, the impact of human enhancement technology, optimization and autonomy teaming, autonomous systems and the questions that need to be answered, and socio-technical issues related to maritime autonomous infrastructure.

WE WILL DEVELOP OUR PLATFORMS

Speaking at the conference, where issues related to developing the maritime infrastructure of Türkiye and the world with artificial intelligence were discussed, BAU Global President and UN Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) Advisory Board Member Mr. Enver Yücel said: "This conference provides a great environment for learning from subject experts about artificial intelligence and cyber security, which are very important today. As BAU Global, we have carried out important work adapting and developing artificial intelligence in education. I hope to learn about the opportunities artificial intelligence brings to the maritime sector and to develop our own artificial intelligence education platforms to further improve the pioneering distance education system developed for the benefit of the sector by our partner MLA University."