I could see this happening if, for example, AI were given a "please ensure world peace"/"stop all conflict" directive. On a micro level, AI has erased code - and therefore an entire system - on the instruction to make it work more effectively. The cost of that change isn't factored.
@LauraRbnsn There is an obvious troll at the centre of many of these comments; their name appears to come up again and again and then there's a pile-on. I'm not sure the fuss they've created is representative of most young people.
@AlisonMoyet@BBCOne Such good news re: Slow Horses. Love it! My partner really didn't like DTF St. Louis. I loved it because all the characters were honest. Maybe not likeable, but honest. That doesn't happen a lot now. I felt quite emotional about it.
@matthewdmarsden 80s child here, and the truth for me is somewhere between this. I definitely grew up terrified of a nuclear attack - I think many of us did - and dying from AIDS, as irrational as that was. Chernobyl was a huge event. The 80s were amazing and also unpredictable.
@Playteaux1 He is right, and it is infuriating. We're considering leaving ... and moving to South Africa. Yes: South Africa. That's how optimistic I feel about the UK right now.
@HazelAppleyard Mum's post is a confession. Daughter's behaviour is a shout for help, and not about the phone. What is really going on is different from how it looks on the surface. Interesting aside: step-fathers are significantly higher killers and abusers of kids that aren't their own.