Nuclear Regulation in the Era of AI: A Strategic Guide to Institutional Capacity Building

How can Artificial Intelligence redefine the future of nuclear safety and regulatory oversight?In a sector where there is zero margin for error, the synergy between human expertise and technological innovation is the ultimate defense. This book serves as a vital bridge between traditional regulatory frameworks and the rapid evolution of AI, providing a practical roadmap for nuclear regulatory bodies to harness emerging technologies without compromising safety.What you will discover in this book:Strategic capacity management and optimization: Building a workforce capable of navigating the evolution of nuclear technologies and digital transformation.Competence Management: Addressing the whole organization's capacity to achieve strategic goals.AI in Nuclear Regulatory Practice: AI- based knowledge management system that enables the capitalization and localization of knowledge essential for the growth and future challenges.Fostering the organization's safety culture: An approach to better understanding the psychological dimensions and building and enhancing the needed culture for safety.Whether you are a policymaker, a nuclear safety engineer, or a researcher at the intersection of AI and public safety, this book provides insights needed to lead change in one of the world’s most sensitive industries.Author BioAbdelfattah Soliman earned his Ph.D. in Nuclear Engineering in 2005 in the field of nuclear reactor design calculations, a diploma in international nuclear law from Montpellier University in France in the field of sustainability analysis of the non-proliferation treaty, and a nuclear leadership fellowship from the World Nuclear University in 2006 in Sweden.Soliman conducted research in several areas, including nuclear reactor design calculations, applications of nuclear technology, modern education pedagogy, sustainability, and knowledge management. He has many publications in the top-ranked publishers’ journals such as Nature, Elsevier, Springer Nature, and IEEE. Read more