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I'm sorry, but I need to go on a quick rant — and please excuse my language — because are you f*cking kidding me?

There's a very serious issue that's led to all planes being grounded across the United States, and reporters are asking legitimate questions to get information about what the hell is going on — and Markwayne Mullin is focused on correcting a reporter for calling artificial intelligence by its actual name, rather than Donald Trump's made-up bullsh*t term, "super intelligence"?

I'll say it again — these are not serious people.

Here we have Markwayne Mullin, the head of Homeland Security, one of the leading agencies responsible for protecting this country, and instead of focusing on answering the question, he's more concerned with sucking up to Donald Trump, telling a reporter it's not "AI," it's "SI."

That's where his priorities are during a nationwide crisis.

From the bottom of my heart, and with every bit of sincerity I have, f*ck all the way off.

I am so sick of this country being run by the most incompetent, unserious fools I've ever come across.

The moment these people are no longer in charge of this country is the moment we immediately become a much better nation.

And that day can't come soon enough.
 
Hüsker Dü said:
I'm sorry, but I need to go on a quick rant — and please excuse my language — because are you f*cking kidding me?

There's a very serious issue that's led to all planes being grounded across the United States, and reporters are asking legitimate questions to get information about what the hell is going on — and Markwayne Mullin is focused on correcting a reporter for calling artificial intelligence by its actual name, rather than Donald Trump's made-up bullsh*t term, "super intelligence"?

I'll say it again — these are not serious people.

Here we have Markwayne Mullin, the head of Homeland Security, one of the leading agencies responsible for protecting this country, and instead of focusing on answering the question, he's more concerned with sucking up to Donald Trump, telling a reporter it's not "AI," it's "SI."

That's where his priorities are during a nationwide crisis.

From the bottom of my heart, and with every bit of sincerity I have, f*ck all the way off.

I am so sick of this country being run by the most incompetent, unserious fools I've ever come across.

The moment these people are no longer in charge of this country is the moment we immediately become a much better nation.

And that day can't come soon enough.
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You still whining?
 
Hüsker Dü said:
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First things first: if you’re stuck at a gate tonight, we’re sorry, and we hope you get where you’re going safely and soon.

Here’s what we know. The FAA halted departures nationwide on Friday, citing a communications problem at its air traffic control centers.

The White House says there’s no sign of a “nefarious act.” Nobody has named a cause.

Here’s what we also know.

Three days earlier, the FAA finished rolling out an AI tool called SMART to all 22 of those centers.

To be clear, SMART makes routing recommendations. It doesn’t direct planes, and human controllers are still in charge. No official has connected it to today. But no official has ruled it out, either.

And when you flip a new system on across the entire country and the entire country’s flights stop 72 hours later, “trust us” isn’t an answer.

Show the work.

Which brings us to the transportation secretary. On May 12, Sean Duffy posted this on X about the 2023 grounding: “Under Pete Buttigieg, the NOTAM system … BROKE DOWN - grounding planes nationwide for the first time since 9/11 … And Pete didn’t fix it.”

He signed off by bragging that his department was “moving at the speed of Trump.” Has- has he seen Trump move?

Accountability was very important to him then. So let’s have some.

What failed? When did they know? Was the new tool tested at this scale before it went live everywhere? And who signed off?

Travelers deserve real answers, not a blame game.

The adults have left the room.
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Adults dont automatically assume cause either. Calm down with knee jerk reactions and quit whining.
 
Hüsker Dü said:
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First things first: if you’re stuck at a gate tonight, we’re sorry, and we hope you get where you’re going safely and soon.

Here’s what we know. The FAA halted departures nationwide on Friday, citing a communications problem at its air traffic control centers.

The White House says there’s no sign of a “nefarious act.” Nobody has named a cause.

Here’s what we also know.

Three days earlier, the FAA finished rolling out an AI tool called SMART to all 22 of those centers.

To be clear, SMART makes routing recommendations. It doesn’t direct planes, and human controllers are still in charge. No official has connected it to today. But no official has ruled it out, either.

And when you flip a new system on across the entire country and the entire country’s flights stop 72 hours later, “trust us” isn’t an answer.

Show the work.

Which brings us to the transportation secretary. On May 12, Sean Duffy posted this on X about the 2023 grounding: “Under Pete Buttigieg, the NOTAM system … BROKE DOWN - grounding planes nationwide for the first time since 9/11 … And Pete didn’t fix it.”

He signed off by bragging that his department was “moving at the speed of Trump.” Has- has he seen Trump move?

Accountability was very important to him then. So let’s have some.

What failed? When did they know? Was the new tool tested at this scale before it went live everywhere? And who signed off?

Travelers deserve real answers, not a blame game.

The adults have left the room.
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So how did all this manufactured outrage work out for you chicken little? All that whining and trying so hard to blame on the administration's ai system, and for what?

The kind of knee jerk reactions, finger pointing to try and place blame, and silence when shown wrong proves that indeed, the adults have left the room.
 
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