>The general problem with relying on automation is that software developers can't necessarily anticipate and code for every possible failure mode. Whereas an ex

>The general problem with relying on automation is that software developers can't necessarily anticipate and code for every possible failure mode. Whereas an experienced human pilot at least has a chance to invent new solutions in real time based on knowledge of first principles. For a prime example look at how Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger intentionally disregarded parts Related, he also told that Airbus control system prevented him from performing softer landing: https://youtu.be/cKuw49KBywA?t=2342 https://youtu.be/cKuw49KBywA?t=2342