All US flights (were) grounded by FAA

[27monster27 16,447]

2 hours ago, Bronco said:

Yes.

Huang got taken out as collateral by the escalating internal republican party civil war after the midterms.

Microsoft's c-suite have heavily neglected legacy product and core infrastructure for years and the AI gold rush has been their biggest focus. Microsoft rolled out an update that crashed the server software. It is likely that update was coded by an AI and not properly reviewed. Because even before AI microsoft was bad for testing their updates. 

A building collapsed in NYC which happened to be next to a construction site that were digging right next to it and digging below the street level & the foundations. The fed gov has been ****ed over by cuts when it comes to regulation enforcement. It is highly likely the construction work cut corners and has undermined the building foundations. 

The FAA rolled out an AI system. Its systems failed. Because AI just isn't good enough in its current iteration. 

The ship incident is believed to be a result of steering failure. So could be human error (there's been a lot of issues with human errors occuring on industrial vessels because of poor working conditions) or a tech failure which will likely be down to poor maintenance. 

The only common issue we ever see is stupidity by the people in charge because they don't know anything. 

Hanlons Razor: "Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity."

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9 minutes ago, 27monster27 said:

Hanlons Razor: "Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity."

Yep, I think people find it scarier to think that it's essentially down to carelessness and ignorance instead of deliberate intelligence.