RNAS Yeovilton engineers are using an artificial intelligence tool to help with maintenance.
By Dan Ayers & Ruth BradleyA naval base in Somerset is among the first to use artificial intelligence to help prepare for missions.
It simulates when parts and modifications could become faulty so engineers are ready to replace them.
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