Francis Johnson put away his smile and said blandly, "...Maybe it's an issue with certain lines, and the AI hasn't had time to find alternative routes. The National Grid is so complex that it's not unusual for it to react slowly at times."
"That's even more impossible," Kenneth Osborne said assertively, "I've participated in the National Grid's algorithm lab before, and my optimization algorithm was adopted by the National Grid, which earned me a patent."
"According to my optimization algorithm, after the National Grid experiences a malfunction, the AI, with the cooperation of supercomputers, will make a judgment and feedback within a millisecond and find the best solution."
"So even if several lines have issues simultaneously, the AI should have detected the errors long ago and found a solution while conducting repairs."
Kenneth Osborne said as he glanced at his phone, "It's already been five minutes, and we're still without power. — This isn't scientific."
