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Originally Posted by Coldpants
This might be a bit of a jack but its related. Was anyone bothered by that guy who gets to override the computer that checks the frame to make sure its in tolerances? A properly programed computer is NOT inferior to a human, if you tell it to do something it will do it over and over and over in much smaller tolerance than any human can detect. By allowing that computer to be overridden simply lowers costs for GM at the expense of quality and I think some people are experiencing that trade off.
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You might want to tell everyone you were referring to the Ultimate Factories: Camaro
you thread jacker
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But I agree, that disturbed me on the inside. It makes you think 2 things...
1-Either the computer isn't doing it's job correctly (since the human let it go by).
2-Or, the human is letting bad frames get by.
Although I don't know if any of that stuff was real or just set-up for the show. When the guy found the issue with the paint and "sanded and buffed" it out... it looked staged.
Edit: As for human painter vs. machine, I'll take a professional human any day... just like the experts.
ok, thread jack is over
