On the recordFebruary 2, 2012
So we don't have to have absolute certainty. We can't have absolute certainty.
Source
congress.govSo we don't have to have absolute certainty. We can't have absolute certainty.
Jerry McNerney emphasizes that decisions can be made without absolute certainty in science.
Share
More from Jerry McNerney
The president and the Texas Republicans are rigging the election … it is our duty to fight fire with fire.
I think the technology being discussed here represents a great potential to simultaneously eliminate economic loss while addressing harmful emissions.
So that's a great answer, educate more people so that we can utilize the AI in a more productive way than letting it make decisions for us.