Nah, it isn't even the harbinger It is literally why we run the tests (simulation being a subset of test) — to find these types of errors before they make thei

Nah, it isn't even the harbinger It is literally why we run the tests (simulation being a subset of test) — to find these types of errors before they make their way into the final product and cause actual harm in the world... Seems bad with the clickbaity headline that sounds like a real person was killed, and maybe it should have been better trained and tuned before the simulation (depending on how expensive was the simulation), but it was really caught in testing, just as it should be.