I get this, but I also wonder if the same kind of bugs or unintended behavior in a software system aren't just as likely in the protocols, procedures, and chains of command we build for humans to deploy that weaponry. You've got AI doomsday (a la "War Games") on one hand, and bureaucratic doomsday ("Doctor Strangelove") on the other.
For example it's very possible that a "Should I launch the nukes?" algorithm would've come up with a different answer than Stanislav Petrov did[1]. There's a similar story about US missileers disregarding a glitch in their own command and control system on Okinawa but the authenticity is suspect.
[1]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1983_Soviet_nuclear_false_al...
Repeating the same old "lol quadrocopter go 2000g brrrrrt" meme just makes you look stupid.
It’s a strategic bomber, not a fighter.
(it's not like these bombers are built to sustain high G forces anyway)