Markwayne Mullin Chides Reporter Amid FAA Ground Stoppage Chaos: ‘We Call It SI’
Critics blasted Markwayne Mullin after he told a reporter to use “super intelligence” as officials investigated a nationwide communications outage.
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Trump official criticised as he talks ‘super intelligence’ amid US aviation crisis
US homeland security secretary Markwayne Mullin has been criticised online, after he pushed President Donald Trump's preference for referring to AI as 'super intelligence' while taking questions from reporters on Friday. It followed the Federal Aviation Administration issuing a nationwide ground stop for the second time since 9/11.
NOW - U.S. DHS Secretary Mullin on FAA ground stop incident: "We are working to resolve the issue and we hope to have operations up and going normal at some point."
NOW - U.S. DHS Secretary Mullin on FAA ground stop incident: "We are working to resolve the issue and we hope to have operations up and going normal at some point. "
DHS Sec. Markwayne Mullin Refuses to Rule Out Cyberattack or AI Issue as Ground Stop Continues
Federal officials are not ruling out the possibility that America’s air traffic control system was hacked. A ground stop issued Friday afternoon by the Federal Aviation Administration grounded the nation’s […] The post DHS Sec. Markwayne Mullin Refuses to Rule Out Cyberattack or AI Issue as Ground Stop Continues appeared first on The Western Journal.
‘Are you serious?’ Trump official sparks fury with remark during national emergency
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin sparked an angry backlash Friday after interrupting a reporter to correct the use of the term “artificial intelligence” during a nationwide aviation emergency that grounded flights across the country. Asked whether an AI-related problem could be responsible for the Federal Aviation Administration’s sweeping ground stop, Mullin responded with an unusual correction.“We call it SI around here, remember? …
Mullin Won’t Rule Out AI Issue In FAA Ground Stop
The New York Times reports: The FAA announced a rare nationwide ground stop on Friday afternoon, in what appeared to be a major outage affecting its air traffic control system. Markwayne Mullin, the secretary of homeland security, said Trump administration officials did not suspect foul play. “There was no indication as of yet that this was a nefarious attack against us,” he said. “It’s just a telecommunication outage as of right now.” But Mr. M…
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