I had a problem like this with a digital copier/laser printer. The circuit controlling the fuser would go nuts and overheat. It never occurred in the lab. It was only when we saw a customer installation that had it on the same circuit as another laser printer that we figured out that they both created noise on the AC line. That was enough to confuse the circuit, which was looking for the zero-crossing point and couldn't detect it in the noise. Some small changes to the circuit and control software fixed it.
If you grant an AI delete privileges on your email, it's going to delete your email. Makes you wonder what the qualifications for "AI Alignment director" are.
I want to say this came about as a reaction to hippy culture in the '60s, but I'm not really sure. It was definitely around in the '70s, though. America has become more and more relaxed about dressing in public since the '60s so stores and restaurants wouldn't have needed to post such signs prior to that era.
"Customers hate AI" means "Cram more AI into everything" to Microsoft.