Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
This video recording is from the technical session held at the NRC Regulatory Information Conference in 2024. 90% of the closed captions are accurate. More information on the technical session is provided below.
W16 The Future of Nuclear: Adapting to AI-Enabled Autonomy
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the nuclear industry, and AI-enabled autonomy is one of the most promising areas of innovation. While AI-autonomous systems have the potential to enhance safety, efficiency, and reliability, they also raise important regulatory considerations. This session will explore the future of AI-enabled autonomy in the nuclear industry, featuring perspectives from a diverse panel of experts to discuss the latest AI technological developments, the potential benefits and risks of AI and autonomy, and the regulatory considerations and opportunities that lie ahead.
SESSION CHAIR(S):
Victor Hall, Deputy Director, Division of Systems Analysis, RES/NRC
Opening Remarks
SPEAKER(S):
Darren Cofer, Principal Fellow, Collins Aerospace
So You Want to Put a Neural Network on an Airplane...
Chris Dixon, Faciltiy Operations Manager, Global First Power
AI and Operational Decision Making for Autonomous Nuclear Facilities
Elbert van de Bijl, Director of Marketing and Solutions Consulting, Yokogawa Corporation of America
AI Enabled Industrial Autonomous Operation in the Chemical Industry
Matthew Dennis, Data Scientist, Accident Analysis Branch, Division of Systems Analysis, RES/NRC
The Future of Nuclear: Adapting To AI-Enabled Autonomy
SESSION CORDINATORS(S):
Anthony Valiaveedu, Reactor Systems Engineer (Data Scientist), Accident Analysis Branch, Division of Systems Analysis, RES/NRC e-mail: Anthony.Valiaveedu@nrc.gov
This video recording is from the technical session held at the NRC Regulatory Information Conference in 2024. 90% of the closed captions are accurate. More information on the technical session is provided below.
W16 The Future of Nuclear: Adapting to AI-Enabled Autonomy
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the nuclear industry, and AI-enabled autonomy is one of the most promising areas of innovation. While AI-autonomous systems have the potential to enhance safety, efficiency, and reliability, they also raise important regulatory considerations. This session will explore the future of AI-enabled autonomy in the nuclear industry, featuring perspectives from a diverse panel of experts to discuss the latest AI technological developments, the potential benefits and risks of AI and autonomy, and the regulatory considerations and opportunities that lie ahead.
SESSION CHAIR(S):
Victor Hall, Deputy Director, Division of Systems Analysis, RES/NRC
Opening Remarks
SPEAKER(S):
Darren Cofer, Principal Fellow, Collins Aerospace
So You Want to Put a Neural Network on an Airplane...
Chris Dixon, Faciltiy Operations Manager, Global First Power
AI and Operational Decision Making for Autonomous Nuclear Facilities
Elbert van de Bijl, Director of Marketing and Solutions Consulting, Yokogawa Corporation of America
AI Enabled Industrial Autonomous Operation in the Chemical Industry
Matthew Dennis, Data Scientist, Accident Analysis Branch, Division of Systems Analysis, RES/NRC
The Future of Nuclear: Adapting To AI-Enabled Autonomy
SESSION CORDINATORS(S):
Anthony Valiaveedu, Reactor Systems Engineer (Data Scientist), Accident Analysis Branch, Division of Systems Analysis, RES/NRC e-mail: Anthony.Valiaveedu@nrc.gov
