
BT could also...
Replace all their employees with jobs titled "C[ETIOF]O" with AI.
Imagine the short and long term savings the company will enjoy...
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There's this new project called Sky360 intended to unite UFO enthusiasts from all over the world to provide the said hi-res pictures of UFOs using custom-built hardware. AI is supposed to help with distinguishing the U[nidentified] from the I[dentified] FOs.
On another note - when the UFO subject gets picked up by the mainstream media, historically some political or economical mess is taking place in the background...
... It is in our DNA...
There's this thing called "evolution". Your DNA might be stuck couple of decades back, but the recent pandemic, for example has proven, that stuffing tons of people on public transport and spaces helps distribute bugs. So either your DNA evolves or you are history.
What's the root cause of the hatred of Corporate office spaces?
The fact that they suspiciously resemble chicken battery farms? Where the boss(es) is(are) in a nicely separated office.
... and real office spaces allow us to touch base in a much more efficient manner.
Did you mean randomly interrupt people with half-baked questions expecting them to understand what you meant?
folks that don't align strongly with this mission
What was the mission again?
One can only pity the people managed by @Mockup1974 and hope to never become one of them.
Replace the airlines CEOs with AI. Then there will be no need to pay massive bonuses, perks and all that jazz. Redirect the funds to the flying staff.
And when a "blue screen" situation arises, or "there's an unexpected [item|event] in the [baggage?*] area" there won't be a new episode of Air Crash Investigation. Just reboot the CEO. (Not to mention thay if the CEO gets hacked, there won't be as many casualties.)
(*-replace with: cockpit, engine, pitot tube(s), wheel well, baggage area, fuel, electrical systems, cabin or whatever is appropriate)
The "unlimited friendship" reminds me of certain Family Guy Episode where Peter asked comrade Putin how do you say 'friend' in Russian...
In an unprecedented move in order to quash all accusations of being two-faced, double standards regimes, USA and Israel have agreed to extradite all state-sponsored hackers of the utility suite Stuxnet to Iran to face trial for international cyber-terrorism.
If convicted, the "developers" face stoning to death.
It's sad when a company with mountains of cash instead of inventing is trying to suffocate all competition this way.
Here's an idea - why don't all other mobile manufacturers boycott the US patent office and the stinking fruity company and withhold their products from the US market (even for a limited time)?
Put the whole country on an apple diet for a month and watch... :-)
The Sysadmin is a person who builds the foundation for a platform.
A builder will never be redundant no matter what platform you are building.
On another matter - when the world ACKs The VMWare Day, then we'll think about redundancies. For now there's The Sysadmin's Day.
Quality software always shakes up crappy IT resources. If they remove the GUI the jobcentres will be overwhelmed with sysadmins (with lower case 's') lol
Who needs a credit rating agency if they don't need credit...
When is some non-corrupt politician going to wake up and shut the damn b***ards from spreading FUD - we will all make it through, and the system has suffocated itself... Nuf said.
In OURSELVES we trust!
(and Linux :-D)