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The trick to remote control an ai while it's in the pilot seat since you can't do that while it's in the co-pilot seat allows a user to fly it without having the Apex dlc but does not allow them to use the Valkyrie's interface for any of the systems but if that interface could be used in the co-pilot seat, then a good pilot could take care of flying while the co-pilot uses the weapons and systems to separate the load of duties and allow it to be used effectively even if the pilots don't have the Apex dlc.