Abstract Artificial Intelligence is in the process to transform various parts of the aviation industry, from the reduction of delays and increasing fuel efficiency to better demand prediction models. The latest kid on the block is ChatGPT, a large language model developed by OpenAI, which has made into the news for its mind-blowing ability to create textual content in any structured language. Doing so, ChatGPT has the potential to revolutionize the way we communicate with computers, and it could have a lasting impact on aviation education and research. In this study, we investigate the potential of this impact and, the extent to which it has already materialized, based on a set of graduate student surveys and experiments with ChatGPT. The results of our surveys indicate the interest of students in efficient learning, time saving, and improvement in programming/writing skills. Our experiments on terminology explanation, state-of-the-art identification of selected research tasks as well as programming design, highlight the tradeoffs between benefits and potential risks inherent to the usage of ChatGPT and AI-driven assistants in general. Overall, we believe that our study makes a first contribution to evaluating an exciting new technology which has the potential to revolutionize our aviation system.
Highlights We discuss the usage of ChatGPT in air transport management education and research. A survey is performed across students at Beihang University, China. Additional experiments evaluate the accuracy and correctness of ChatGPT. We conclude with a discussion of insights and suggestions for future work.
AI-driven assistants for education and research? A case study on ChatGPT for air transport management
2023-09-04
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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