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Doesn't that make things worse? If a relatively simple algorithm was not safe because of bad engineering decisions (or bad management incentives, whatever the
by fossuser 6y ago
Doesn't that make things worse?
If a relatively simple algorithm was not safe because of bad engineering decisions (or bad management incentives, whatever the case is) - then wouldn't a much more complex system be even more likely to have hard to discover corner cases and failures?
- bioipbiop 6y agoIn this instance, the simplicity of the system was its down fall. I think the use of human pilots complicates a system. You are relying on a component to the system that is susceptible to tiredness, distraction, threats, rage, revenge, self destruction, and sudden death. Complete automation would replace one extremely complex and unpredictable component, with a less complex and more predictable component.