Seafarers
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When algorithms read the crew
Wolfgang Lehmacher discusses emotion AI and shipping. A recent essay in The Atlantic warned that “emotion AI” is creeping into…
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Decisions by many, responsibility by one
Why authority and accountability no longer align in modern shipping. By Sunil Kapoor. A 20-year-old ship is often judged by…
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Crew welfare data map launched
The Sustainable Shipping Initiative (SSI) has released the first integrated, industry-wide mapping of crew welfare, wellbeing and safety data in…
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Why fire safety training at sea must go further
Marinos Kokkinis, CEO of OneLearn Global, writes for Splash today. In an industry where crews operate hundreds of miles from…
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U.S. Releases Six Iranian Seafarers While Moving for Forfeiture of Tankers
Iranian officials are reporting that the U.S. released six crewmembers from one of the vessels that had been boarded and…
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Liberian Registry Unveils Next-Generation Seafarer Platform
The Liberian Registry, the world’s largest ship registry, today announced the official launch of electronic seafarer documents, marking a significant… maritime-executive
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Mission to Seafarers appoints Guy Platten as chairman
The Mission to Seafarers, a welfare charity serving merchant crews around the world, has appointed Guy Platten as its new…
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India Reveals Unreported Incident of Iran Firing Warning Shots at Tanker
Indian officials, during an inter-ministerial meeting on Monday, revealed the details of an incident over the weekend during which a…
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The maritime industry risks forgetting the people who keep it safe
Arun Sharma, the executive chairman of the Indian Register of Shipping, writes for Splash today. The maritime industry’s greatest asset…
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Trapped and forgotten: seafarers endure mounting toll in Gulf stand-off
Twenty thousand seafarers aboard 1,600 vessels remain stranded in the Persian Gulf, and the men and women keeping global trade…
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