Wait, I'm thinking it might be basing it on coldest temperature the human body can survive as in body temperature, but I was asking in terms of being in

Laughs in Canadian

it's more if like you're under anesthesia where your body temp goes down. it's why you need someone to monitor your vitals

yubsie It's not even a Canadian thing. 95 degrees fahrenheit is 35 degrees celcius

SilverGrimalkin That makes sense, although it also said that survival depends on factors like heavy clothing and wind chill

Which really made it sound like google AI thinks humans will freeze to death if we go out in eighty degree temps

So it was probably stitching together information about surviving outside in cold temperatures and temperatures dropping under anesthesia

almost certainly because AI is not very smart

below 95f is is when the human body temp hits the hypothermia stage yeah. not the...ambient temp lmao

you can...recover from hypothermia though so its even not right about that if its like YOU WILL DIE lmao

Now I'm picturing the robot uprising, but they keep making mistakes due to muddling up things like this, and being baffled when humans don't die after they are standing outside on a normal day

lol

robot uprising