Outlook outage: no evidence of an AI attack so far
Outlook disruption followed servers dropping out without a traffic surge; Microsoft reported no sign of malicious activity and no confirmed root cause.
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model.eval()
with torch.inference_mode():
test_inputs = (test_x - level_centre) / level_spread
scaled_test_predictions = model(test_inputs)
predicted_salaries = (
scaled_test_predictions * salary_spread + salary_centre
)
absolute_error = nn.L1Loss()(predicted_salaries, test_y)
print(f"Held-out salary MAE: {absolute_error.item()}")Outlook disruption followed servers dropping out without a traffic surge; Microsoft reported no sign of malicious activity and no confirmed root cause.
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