Manish Singh from Aboutships writes about the future of maritime autonomy and delegation. As businesses and societies are getting hands on with early applications of agentic artificial intelligence, I am increasingly being asked about what it means...
Estimated reading time: 5 minutes
In a sector that is chronically grappling with workforce shortages, complex regulations, and rising operational demands, the implications seem profound. But are they?
Maritime operations involve a high volume of repetitive, compliance-heavy, and time-sensitive workflows. With the exponential gains in ship-shore connectivity, we now have fleets that benefit from always-on ship-to-shore data exchange. So we can now deploy AI agents that do more than analyse data—they can act on it.
So in summation, ships a decade from now can expect leading fleets to operate semi-autonomous technologies in data-rich, digitally governed, and agent-enhanced environments. Ships will sail with fewer colleagues onboard, but supported by agentic intelligence in code.
What is Agentic AI?:What is Agentic AI? | Aisera .
1 Like