Ford rehires "greybeard" engineers after its push for AI automation backfires.

[filobus@sociale.network]

@evacide the ones with shares don't know nothing about production, for them it's only a money in money out process
For this reason ai for them seems a so good solution
But still they don't get it, for them it's all a issue of abstract numbers

[aatch@mastodon.nz]

@nazokiyoubinbou @Arapalla @brad @evacide I had a decent Ford once. It was made by Kia.

[happyborg@fosstodon.org]

@evacide I guess they couldn't afford us white beards

[alex9003@piaille.fr]

@evacide Hey

[riley@toot.cat]

@Enema_Cowboy Meritocracy is a superposition of two reasonings:

• This managing job is so simple that it doesn't matter that it's given to somebody's nephew.

• This managing job is so hard that we have to weed out everybody who has wasted their career in non-managing jobs.

@jamesmarshall @evacide

[ghostonthehalfshell@masto.ai]

@su_liam @kmck @evacide

Well, you and I are hardly the right kind of people. Only the right kind of people can be careless get away with it.

[mmm_kay@kolektiva.social]

@trebach @brad @evacide Fix it again Tony

[anyia@lgbtqia.space]

@petealexharris @unattributed @evacide you need to value the goose

[zer0unplanned@friendica.rogueproject.org]

@evacide I don't trust you, I maintain zero trust on all things!
Thanks for the intel btw

[brad@1040ste.net]

@mmm_kay @trebach @evacide I think that's a different manufacturer although working on Fords, especially XB Falcon clutches from my memory, is a pain in the arse. They weren't built to be kind on mechanics' backs or hands considering how often they needed major-ish repairs.