What the sinking of the Titanic reveals about AI

Despite the relative precision of this computer tool, however, Broussard notes that "our statistical prediction of who survived and who died on the Titanic will never be 100 percent accurate--no statistical prediction can or will ever be 100 percent accurate--because human beings are not and never will be statistics." For example, she recounts the actions of two passengers whose fates had nothing to do with gender, age, or passenger fare, but, rather, how far they jumped when fleeing the sinking vessel.