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technology1 year ago•2 min saved

"AI Insiders Sound Alarm on Industry Risks and Culture"

Current and former employees from OpenAI and Google DeepMind have issued an open letter warning about the lack of safety oversight in the AI industry and calling for increased protections for whistleblowers. The letter highlights the need for transparency and accountability, criticizing companies for weak obligations to share critical information with governments and civil society. OpenAI defended its practices, while Google did not respond. The letter follows recent resignations and criticisms from key figures within OpenAI, emphasizing the urgency for effective government oversight and the protection of employees who raise safety concerns.

via The Guardian|

#ai #google-deepmind #openai

accident1 year ago•4 min saved

"Tragic Death of NY Doctor in Moving Trailer Accident Sparks Safety Concerns"

Dr. Monika Woroniecka, a well-known pediatrician, tragically fell out of her family's moving Airstream trailer and died while on a trip to watch the solar eclipse. Her daughter described the incident as a "pure accident" but suggested a "significant safety oversight" in the trailer's design. The family had planned to watch the eclipse together and were looking forward to spending time with each other. Woroniecka was described as a loving and generous person who dedicated her life to helping and caring for others.

via New York Post |

#accident #airstream #family

aviation-safety1 year ago•3 min saved

"FAA Intensifies Oversight of United Airlines Amid Flight Mishaps"

The FAA is increasing its oversight of United Airlines following a series of safety incidents, with potential delays in certification activities and a closer review of the carrier's safety processes. United's corporate safety vice president acknowledged the need for a closer evaluation and welcomed the FAA's engagement. The increased oversight comes after a string of safety incidents involving United aircraft, including missing parts, landing mishaps, and engine issues.

via Fox Business|

#aviation-safety #certification #faa

aviation1 year ago•3 min saved

"FAA Considers Increased Oversight and Potential Delays for United Airlines Following Series of Flight Incidents"

The Federal Aviation Administration is considering temporary measures against United Airlines following a series of concerning incidents involving its aircraft, including a wheel coming off a Boeing 777 and a panel flying off an aging Boeing 737. Possible actions being discussed include barring new route launches, pausing the introduction of new planes into service, and temporarily halting the certification of new captains. The FAA is increasing oversight of United to ensure compliance with safety regulations, and United has acknowledged that the FAA will be reviewing its work processes, manuals, and facilities.

via CBS News|

#aviation #faa #flight-mishaps

business2 years ago•2 min saved

"FAA Boosts Oversight of Boeing's 737 Max 9 Production After Accidents"

The Federal Aviation Administration (F.A.A.) is increasing its oversight of Boeing by conducting an audit of the production of the 737 Max 9 following an incident where a fuselage panel blew off during flight. The agency will assess whether Boeing and its suppliers adhered to approved quality control practices and will scrutinize problems on the Max 9. The F.A.A. is also investigating safety risks associated with outsourcing some oversight to authorized Boeing employees and is considering the use of an independent third party to oversee Boeing's inspections and quality system.

via The New York Times|

#737-max-9 #aviation-industry #boeing

aviation-regulation2 years ago•3 min saved

FAA Increases Oversight of Boeing's 737 Max 9 Production

The FAA announced increased oversight of Boeing's 737 Max 9 production, including an audit of the production line and suppliers, amid concerns about safety risks and delegated authority. The agency is considering using independent third parties for inspections and quality oversight, and is investigating Boeing's manufacturing practices following recent incidents. Some 737 Max 9 jets remain grounded as the FAA works on specific inspection requirements, and Boeing's CEO has pledged full cooperation and transparency with the investigation.

via USA TODAY|

#737-max-9 #aviation-regulation #boeing

accidents2 years ago•1 min saved

Deadly Explosion Rocks Chinese Barbecue Restaurant.

A gas explosion at a barbecue restaurant in Yinchuan, China, has killed 31 people and injured seven others. The blast was caused by a gas leak and occurred while a valve was being replaced. Emergency services were quick to respond, but it took 40 minutes to extinguish the resulting blaze. China's leader, Xi Jinping, has called for efforts to treat the wounded and strengthen safety oversight in the area.

via The Washington Post|

#accidents #casualties #china