So, we tried out this AI at a couple airports, and it didn't work very well. The best solution we can come up with is to have it not work very well at a bunch more airports.
- Airlines, probably
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@RickiTarr Hello Ricki. Having it not work well is sometimes the best solution...
Airports in general have functional issues. With this use of AI (preferably the one that monitors passenger movement) it really doesn’t seem to work that well because airports can be crowded as heck, and still remain hectic... Don't even talk about flight delays...
-Have a great weekend.
Am I salty because my husband is stuck at the Atlanta Airport right now, instead of on a weekend getaway with me? Maybe so...maybe so.
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I used to saturate network switches with too much traffic as part some testing I was doing. There's no way anyone did an objective assessment of how additional high traffic loads were going to impact that network.
Used to be you didn't roll something into a stable production environment until you were as certain as you could be that you weren't going to break shit.
Guess the government's going with the Micro$oft model of testing these days.