Perhaps more appropriately aircraft automation needs to continue to advance. Planes have had the ability to fly through almost every phase of flight on their ow

Perhaps more appropriately aircraft automation needs to continue to advance. Planes have had the ability to fly through almost every phase of flight on their own for some time now, but there has been relative slow advancement in automating response to failures. In this particular instance, the on-board computers know which engine has malfunctioned and have every piece of knowledge necessary to compensate. Why don't they?