/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9540362
>Not believing in infinity doesn't necessitate believing in a highest number. If you add any number of rationals together you'll get another rational.
So you can repeat this process of adding as many times as you want?
Without an end?
As IN no FINIshing sTEp?
Hmmmmmmm, if only we had a word for this concept of no end...
Really...
Makes...
Me...
Think?

>>9214806
>autopilot death self driving car
>Apparently practice gives different results: inaccuracy leads to deaths solely due to inaccuracy.
Heh, AI is so stup...
http://www.who.int/mediacentre/news/releases/2015/road-safety-report/en/
>Some 1.25 million people die each year as a result of road traffic crashes, according to the WHO's Global status report on road safety 2015, despite improvements in road safety.
... oh. I guess we're not that good at driving either. Who would've guessed? I mean, besides everyone who has access to news on the TV, radio, or internet, or who drives to work on a regular basis, or who has any sort of contact with the outside world. But yeah, AI, so stupid. Glad we were able to safely put this issue to rest now that this one death confirms programs will never be able to match our flawless sensory awareness skills because they don't have our magic infallible qualia.