[Trump said the failure of the U.S. air traffic control system has nothing to do with cyber attacks] November 14, according to a report from Fox News Channel on the 13th, U.S. President Trump said in an interview with a reporter from the media that day that the failure of the U.S. air traffic control system had nothing to do with cyber attacks or artificial intelligence, but was caused by old and damaged infrastructure. The report quoted Trump as saying, "This doesn't look like a cyber attack or artificial intelligence or anything like that...No one has come out to claim it. If someone really launches such a large-scale cyber attack on critical infrastructure, someone usually comes out to claim it." Trump also said that relevant parties immediately investigated the possibility of a cyber attack, but found no relevant signs. According to US media reports, the dedicated communication network of the US air traffic control system caused a system restart during an update and then crashed, causing communication interruptions. The system is operated by a company called L3Harris. (Xinhua News Agency)