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# [Why a 1970s Aviation Language is the Hottest Trend in AI?](https://akshaykgupta.hashnode.dev/asd-ste100-ai?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Discover how a controlled language specification from the 1970s aerospace industry is solving modern LLM hallucinations, verbosity, and agent-to-agent communication failures.

Oct 18 · 8 min read · akshaykgupta.hashnode.dev  
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Solutions Architect, building enterprise-scale systems with Global FinTech. Now writing about the parts nobody puts in the architecture diagram.

I have spent over a decade architecting systems, which has taught me that the interesting problems are rarely the technical ones - they are the trade-offs, the governance questions, and the "why did we actually build it this way" conversations. I write about enterprise architecture, AI adoption in regulated industries, and the occasional opinion on developer tooling.

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