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Microsoft Confirms Windows 11 Bug That Locks Users Out of the C: Drive
(windowsreport.com)
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It's going to come out that there's AI in the code. And the code testing was done by AI, who gave the buggy code the green light.
Or worse: AI is doing the QA as well
What QA? Microsoft's QA was always the CEO demoing the latest repository head on stage.
They at least used to be embarassed by a live BSOD.
Quality Artificial Intelligence assurance
We're doing the QA.
"Code Testing" = QA
It passed the unit test, it must be good!