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> I don't see why a human has to do this. Because a human driving the plane has a vested interest in surviving the landing. A person who writes buggy landing
by htwillie 9y ago
> I don't see why a human has to do this.
Because a human driving the plane has a vested interest in surviving the landing.
A person who writes buggy landing software, or an operator "piloting" it from the ground can get another job if they fail.
- burfog 9y agoThe Romans would put civil engineers underneath newly-built bridges, then march the army over. Very few low-quality bridges were built, and nobody built more than one low-quality bridge. This sort of thing works for planes too.