Inside the FAA’s big bet to fix flight delays

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  Good morning.

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  The United Nations General Assembly begins today

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  as its Secretary General gets ready to end his decade-long tenure.

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  He's very much leaving the United Nations in a very different state than he inherited it,

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  and I think most people agree that's not necessarily his fault,

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  but it is just the reality.

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  The FAA is turning to AI to fix flight delays,

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  and the latest Hollywood creation from the mind of George Lucas.

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  It's Tuesday, September 22nd.

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  I'm Shumita Basu.

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  This is Apple News Today.

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  It's barely even begun,

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  but UN watchers are already setting the bar very low for this week's gatherings.

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  Adam Taylor is a national security reporter for The Washington Post,

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  who spoke to us from New York,

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  where he'll be covering the General Assembly.

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  I would say the sort of shocking thing is the lack of any expectation

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  for something concrete to happen on, say, Iran or Ukraine.

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  It actually almost seems like a lot of the diplomatic energy that might happen

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  will be almost completely outside of the UN system.

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