Could artificial intelligence navigate astronauts through interstellar space without human intervention?

As humanity sets its sights beyond our solar system, the challenges of long-duration space travel come into sharper focus, particularly when considering the vast distances and communication delays with Earth. Artificial intelligence (AI) offers a potential solution to these challenges by functioning as an independent navigator and decision-maker on spacecraft. This role would involve real-time troubleshooting, course corrections, and overcoming unforeseen obstacles without waiting for instructions from mission control. How feasible is it for AI to undertake such responsibilities, and what advancements are required to ensure it can operate reliably in the unpredictable and harsh environment of interstellar space?