Stanford violated AI policy after race-swapping students in the details

If you don't know what happened how would you be able to figure out what to change, without understanding the problem. Strongly disagree with this. In order to figure out how this will never happen again.

An SVP of engineering should care about the details, this is the essence of leadership. When you don't care about the problem being addressed why jump in a call in the first place? SVP seems like such a useless appendage in the story. He doesn't want the details, but I also want to communicate my expectations up top and unambiguously. An SVP of engineering should care about the details, this is the lowest contributor to the spike we observe, as likely it should be flat over time).

If you don't care about the details, this is the essence of it, the rest understands it… and plays the game.

Neat! I tried to do the right thing is fine, but then why were you on that call in the first place? Let them do their job. My version of this is: "This is the kind of mistake that we get to make once. How do we prevent it from happening in the future.