02:06:58	Jaron Bruyere:	Auditory Warnings in Air Traffic Control - Quick Summary for Zoom Chat notes:

Catching Your Ear: Auditory warnings are unique beeps/tunes, designed to stand out so pilots/controllers notice immediately.

Keeping Alert Without Overload: Alarms are used sparingly to prevent tuning them out, with varied sounds for different alerts ensuring critical warnings are heeded.

Clear as a Bell: Alarms are simple and loud for universal clarity across languages, crucial in the global aviation field.

Urgency Matters: Sounds vary in speed, pitch, and volume to indicate the level of urgency, aiding in quick and appropriate responses without panic.

Designed With You in Mind: Warnings are carefully crafted to grab attention effectively in the noisy, high-stakes environment of air traffic control, without adding stress.
02:07:04	Jaron Bruyere:	Application: Utilize adaptive auditory warnings tuned to controller stress/workload, integrating Sequential/Spectral Integration for clarity, Old-plus-New Heuristic for sound differentiation, and Dichotic Demonstrations for spatial awareness.
02:15:57	Jaron Bruyere:	From this study what I got is only individuals with a natural ability to focus should become pilots but that touches on sensitive territory, potentially echoing Eugenics. However, it highlights the importance of specific aptitudes in aviation roles.
02:40:33	Jaron Bruyere:	With those programmes; I enjoy using David Attenborough's voice to narrate literature for me, and ironically the Bible, for him being a biologist. Voice AI is starting to get wild. Listening to his voice helps me learn better, haha.
02:46:17	Jaron Bruyere:	Take care