Yeah, the lack of hardware interlocks are part of what makes it a (literal!) textbook case for software engineering ethics.
I remember talking about it several times over my college career, and for good reason.
To this day when people start talking about software in the loop in a safety context I get extremely twitchy. I don't let that shit happen on my watch.
I remember talking about it several times over my college career, and for good reason.
To this day when people start talking about software in the loop in a safety context I get extremely twitchy. I don't let that shit happen on my watch.