Remember a decade ago when the vibe around here was that we were pretty close on technology to being able to save 30,000 lives a year in the US, but we'd likely

Remember a decade ago when the vibe around here was that we were pretty close on technology to being able to save 30,000 lives a year in the US, but we'd likely be held up massively by overreactive outcry and legislation the first time a self-driving car killed someone? Incredible how wrong we collectively were on both counts. That said, if we're gonna focus on the number 14 here, it still needs to be contextualized.