As with the MS meltdown, nobody dares to suggest that managements are to blame.
Cut costs, retrench the senior experienced staff, outsource to the lowest cost contractor, etc ... and turn a blind eye to those contractors using AI because they too are maximising their profits and thus bonuses.
The race to the bottom has been running for decades. In a hyper-connected environment bad things will continue to happen.
As with the MS meltdown, nobody dares to suggest that managements are to blame. Cut costs, retrench the senior experienced staff, outsource to the lowest cost contractor, etc ... and turn a blind eye to those contractors using AI because they too are maximising their profits and thus bonuses.
The race to the bottom has been running for decades. In a hyper-connected environment bad things will continue to happen.
Of course <anyone> blamed the once-every-few-decades Ground Stop on the rollout of the new AI system