An outage that was no fault of Windows itself, and entirely due to a faulty third-party component.
Why would Cloudstrike need a kernel driver on Windows, and not their other platforms? Microsoft is responsible for that design and not moving past it at the pace alternative systems have.
Additionally, there are other things Microsoft could have done. For example - if your computer fails to boot 3 times in a row, with a third party driver, how about automatically disabling the driver? If the driver manufacturer doesn’t like that, tell them to suck it up and write a driver that doesn’t crash.
You mean the same issues that Linux also faced?
That's not to say that there haven't been other Crowdstrike fails on Linux, especially pre-eBPF module, but that's not one, and that class of failures has been eliminated in the move to the eBPF based module.
I don't think computers got to that level of refinement. Yes, we have AI, but this is mostly used to spread propaganda. Last i looked, you cannot fix Linux or Windows without human intervention.