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The MASS Code + AI
The IMO's autonomous-ship framework — decision-making, operating envelopes, software assurance, risk assessment, connectivity, cybersecurity, and the 2026→2032 roadmap to a mandatory code. — 11 evidence-graded features.
The MASS Code era has begunAnalysis · 2026-10How the MASS Code regulates AI decision-makingRegulation · 2026-10MASS vs conventional automation: the difference is who decidesRegulation · 2026-10When the autonomous ship leaves its envelope: the designed exitRegulation · 2026-10Human responsibility aboard AI ships: who answers when the software errs?Regulation · 2026-10MASS connectivity and the ROC: the link is the systemRegulation · 2026-10AI risk assessment under the MASS Code: the HAZID that never endsRegulation · 2026-10AI software assurance: certifying the uncertifiableRegulation · 2026-10Cybersecurity requirements for AI ships: autonomy's attack surfaceRegulation · 2026-10MASS Code 2026 → mandatory 2032: the roadmap and its risksRegulation · 2026-10What the MASS Code means for seafarers: the occupation being rewrittenRegulation · 2026-10
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