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The same regulatory process that allowed the Boeing Max and other catastrophic issues?
by throwAGIway 2y ago
The same regulatory process that allowed the Boeing Max and other catastrophic issues?
- autoexec 2y agoThe good news is that if the regulations haven't been stringent enough to protect people, we can always increase them and also hold regulators that fail to do their jobs accountable.
- throwAGIway 2y agoBad news is, when did that ever happen?
- burnished 2y agoThat seems clear? Are you perhaps reading that as a literal command 'have faith in this process'? I believe their point is that you should have (or lose) faith in regulations as the constraint on industry, as opposed to companies which are viewed as having no restraint. I don't entirely agree with that viewpoint, but they aren't saying anything inherently contradictory
- throwAGIway 2y agoI'm reading it as naivity. You trust companies when you see evidence you should, and you stop trusting them when you shouldn't. Trusting a regulatory process leads you to bad decisions.