Which unstable oscillation is most likely when a high-gain flight controller attempts aggressive course corrections?

💡 Explanation

Pilot Induced Oscillation (PIO) will occur because of overcorrection by an automated system amplifies deviations, therefore, the aircraft becomes unstable rather than the controller dampening pilot inputs creating a smooth coordinated flight.

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