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07-15-2025 | 07:10 AM

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Originally Posted by AirCoxswain

We have API access to DBMS. ChatGPT can probably write code in an hour that would catch every one of those violations. How is it possible we don't have software monitoring this at the expense of millions to the pilot group?

We the API access with restrictions. There is no way Delta is going to let some random guy write code with AI and just give them access to DBMS. That's an IT security nightmare

07-15-2025 | 07:23 AM

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Originally Posted by CBreezy

We the API access with restrictions. There is no way Delta is going to let some random guy write code with AI and just give them access to DBMS. That's an IT security nightmare

Why not? Apparently they gave a small company called “Crowdstrike” full access.

07-15-2025 | 07:23 AM

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Valar Morghulis

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Originally Posted by CBreezy

We the API access with restrictions. There is no way Delta is going to let some random guy write code with AI and just give them access to DBMS. That's an IT security nightmare

Also, many schedule & rotation adjustments & trip assignments are done manually, and the coding of changes up to the individual scheduler. Garbage in/garbage out. An API can’t output information that doesn’t exist.

07-15-2025 | 07:29 AM

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Why not? Apparently they gave a small company called “Crowdstrike” full access.

yuk yuk. All joking aside, Crowdstrike is a multi billion dollar, 10k+ employee cyber security company. Joe Pilot's AI App4piluts is a massive cyber security vulnerability

07-15-2025 | 07:37 AM

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Originally Posted by CBreezy

yuk yuk. All joking aside, Crowdstrike is a multi billion dollar, 10k+ employee cyber security company. Joe Pilot's AI App4piluts is a massive cyber security vulnerability

I know you're not making fun of Joe, the pilot hero who has fought the company for years over this very topic. I'll defend him to the death!

07-15-2025 | 07:42 AM

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Originally Posted by DWC CAP10 USAF

They are using 23.M.7....they are just using the part that allows them to skip the order of 23.N/O....they just aren't using the part where they pay the harmed pilot.

They really aren't using 23M7 outside of 8 hours. Just a straight up illegal assignment.

07-15-2025 | 07:44 AM

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Originally Posted by FITH

For you NB guys, A or B, what are you averaging for EDP/SIT pay per month?

I'm guessing this varies wildly based on fleet/base, whether you seek it out, and if fly you nornal line. I'm at less than 1% so far this year, but I had some great months on reserve and rarely fly a bid packet trips as a line holder. I just don't seek it out. I see the 320/73N put up some incredible numbers, especially on 0xxx trips.

07-15-2025 | 07:47 AM

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They really aren't using 23M7 outside of 8 hours. Just a straight up illegal assignment.

And every time they do so they make a mockery of the MEC members who thought it was wise to give away batch sizes in exchange for the pinky promise not to do that.

Management is coming for auto-accept next. We’ll see if the MEC has learned anything.

07-15-2025 | 08:26 AM

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Originally Posted by CBreezy

We the API access with restrictions. There is no way Delta is going to let some random guy write code with AI and just give them access to DBMS. That's an IT security nightmare

My point wasn't that we should do that. It was that it's very easy.

Sidenote: IT security on a locally running daemon with read access to antiquated SQL databases is trivial.