While we can analyze many different angles in which technology will augment our human abilities, there is one I think may be one of the more compelling things to augment: Our memory.
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The vision is "to augment every existing whiteboard," Lawrence said.
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Tata Lázaro sought to reduce social division, not augment it.
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So Tahara began thinking about having computers augment his workforce.
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Here, machines are to augment humans, rather than replace them.
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It's meant to augment, another way to experience the vehicles.
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States can augment their enforcement capacity at no real cost.
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How do they augment our current knowledge, if at all?
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They will augment the professionals, offering them expertise and assistance.
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A few have also sought to augment their meagre salaries unwisely.
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That's not replacing of creativity, that's using data to augment creativity.
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Planes were invented to augment humans lack of ability to fly.
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The telephone was invented to augment the limitations of human communications.
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You need to augment the workers, provide them with better tools.
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The third is psychological, since loneliness can augment depression or anxiety.
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That's not instead of creativity, that's using data to augment creativity.
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Technology is created to augment the fundamental weaknesses of human beings.
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News organizations need to use AI to augment you and me.
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She criticized Biden for his healthcare plan, which would augment Obamacare.
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Instead it will complement or augment these current public health approaches.
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Why are men going under the knife to augment their lips?
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ARLES, France — How far should technology help augment the human body?
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If Caldwell's book ended there, it would honorably augment that conversation.
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Occasional trips to Goodwill and the Salvation Army augment his wardrobe.
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Other museums and galleries are using augmented reality to augment exhibitions.
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The problem is when you augment human, you need fewer humans.
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Celularity has three main varities of medical products: biological repair products to help treat wounds, immunotherapy products to augment the immune system of patients with complex diseases and placental cell therapy products that augment a patient's longevity.
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Instead, it thinks AI will best serve to augment human decision making.
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The platform is a good checks and balances system to augment coaching.
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But the plan is to augment them over time with more capabilities.
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Avoid going in search of bits and pieces to augment your speech.
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Later, it may be applied to augment the reality of the healthy.
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Networks built to augment human drivers are now looking to replace them.
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It's altering the fabric of reality to enhance, remove or augment it.
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On the computer side, this means creating programs that augment human skills.
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I sketch, then come back to the idea later and augment it.
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The LIFX+ isn't aimed to replace, so much as augment, that functionality.
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The standard way that technology arrives is to augment more than replace.
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" He added: "We're also going to continue to augment with these tools.
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Some may augment customer service beyond the general FAQ or help desk.
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Kony offers Temenos two major advantages:Digital expertise to augment Temenos' existing capabilities.
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There was a heavy reliance on technology to augment the physical presence.
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But onboard computers will increasingly augment drivers and take over city driving.
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"We are there to repair-replace, but not to augment," he said.
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Others have resorted to creative and illegal means to augment their pensions.
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These effects improve the brain's plasticity and augment the ability to learn.
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We have always invented machines that help us to augment different qualities.
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It's there to augment the experience, which is still primarily voice-based.
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This may augment what doctors can do on their own, he said.
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The new funding would augment $380 million allocated last year for election cybersecurity.
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They can augment their existing coverage with wholesale agreements to provide bundled services.
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Orange's Rise 31 and 51 smartphones also augment the company's Africa fintech services.
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Cars were invented to augment the limitations of the distance humans can travel.
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I think that will augment the delivery networks in a very phased way.
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And it's code that works as an augment on top of our world.
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It has permitted colleges to grant "cost of attendance" stipends to augment scholarships.
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And modellers can augment the real world with thousands of computer-simulated scenarios.
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Computers are already demonstrating they can augment — or even replace — human emotional intelligence.
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"AI holds great promise to augment human capabilities and improve society," Kashyap said.
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"It's an augmentation system that's provided to augment computer system development," he says.
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Carriers plan to augment their licensed spectrum with service delivered over unlicensed bands.
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Two, buy other companies that augment your core business in order to grow.
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Still, many of these efforts aim to augment doctors, and not replace them.
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But that knowledge does not really augment or contribute to the arts themselves.
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For every layer it uses to augment your reality, it subtracts something else.
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How did you decide what you were going to augment, and how much?
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She said in the best case scenario, AI will augment, not replace, creators.
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OnePlus's approach to Android has always been to augment it with useful features.
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Many SalesForce users, for example, use the service to augment their CRM systems.
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Many in this group augment their state income through investment in real estate.
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Biden wants to augment it to insure an estimated 97% of the country.
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But then it comes time to actually see and augment what you shot.
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I augment this by flooding the space with turpentine, which further erodes it.
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Many of these bigger farms can receive government subsidies to augment their income.
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If there are biases, algorithms augment them as well, but they aren't the originator.
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"What pot tends to do is augment aspects of one's personality," Giordano tells me.
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What started out as a way to augment her services has become a passion.
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The core definition of "augment" is to make something greater by adding to it.
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Users can augment this information by adding tasks, notes, deals, events and so forth.
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Does filtering the world through your smartphone work to augment reality, or supplant it?
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WELL NOW, WHAT WE ARE DOING IS WE'RE GOING TO AUGMENT THAT WITH EINSTEIN.
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And yet, technology companies continue to augment police powers without forthright, robust enforcement goals.
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Its desktop app even allows developers to augment it, so there's plenty to explore.
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They can serve as light aircraft carriers, assets to augment the strained carrier force.
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Interpretations of news and events can augment those edges and analysis is very important.
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Augment counts brands such as Coca-Cola Germany and L'Oreal among its 200 clients.
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But it will augment your reality more than Pokémon Go is already augmenting it.
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Instead, it wants to augment a human truck driver's ability with automated vehicle technology.
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The characters' experiences "can be internalized to augment everyday cognition," according to the study.
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At the same time we augment the service area [with things like] Samsung Pay.
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Applications for robust CX will augment and transform everyday experiences, including the fan experience.
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It will have to prove that constant peer support can significantly augment traditional care.
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Arbor says it plans to augment the feature in the future to alert police.
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There is often speculation about Amazon doing another large deal to augment its footprint.
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"We are focused on providing commercial platforms that augment the ISS," Manber said Tuesday.
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However, the most successful machines have been those that augment humans, not replace them.
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The pipeline will augment transport of diluted bitumen from Alberta to BC for export.
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So that'll maybe augment the virtual reality stuff, but maybe it'll be something else.
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Other technological interpolations do not so much augment as leaven or caption the story.
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To augment the sauce, I char a few ripe tomatoes until their skins blister.
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The steep drops as the rivers descend from the mountains augment their hydropower potential.
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Mr. Watchorn's bosses have assured him that the machine will merely augment his work.
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Scientists who want to redesign or augment nature need a much shorter time frame.
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It does, however, augment that broad blueprint with some of its own design ideas.
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A Japanese start-up is making a hover backpack to augment one's jumping ability.
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"We need to use artificial intelligence to augment people, not replace them," she says.
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Essentially, AI helps to augment the analyst's daily activities by acting as an assistant.
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They can then annotate and comment on the music to augment the experience for listeners.
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It was released as open-source software, which outside researchers can use and even augment.
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We should not try to address one particular element and then augment the problem itself.
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These end-user measures were intended to augment the company's automated policing of its platform.
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That's kind of a fun way to augment social experiences that you're having with someone.
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Apps that augment the videos you share to Facebook may be the company's next step.
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The House would modestly augment its budget, while the Senate would hold it essentially even.
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And that's steadily making these devices into much more useful ways to augment a home.
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Donahue says programs like Piano Genie show that AI can work to augment human creativity.
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Several initiatives are even underway to create implantable technologies, that could essentially augment human biology.
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But, still, the Pentagon wants laser drones and F-35s to augment existing missile defenses.
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This additional information can be added in as a prior to augment more traditional models.
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No creature has gone to greater lengths to augment, facilitate, and intensify non-procreative sex.
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Is this a practical competitive solution for that or is this going to augment that?
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The interactive ceiling gives visitors a sense of how artificial intelligence might augment architectural spaces.
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I feel they can always be another layer to help augment, illuminate, and articulate meaning.
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Rather, go back to them every once in a while to augment your other reading.
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You can further augment your sticker by adding a text caption too, if you wish.
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Snapchat has filters and lenses which can be used to augment your photos and videos.
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Causes acquired Votizen to augment shallow clicktivism with a way to remind friends to vote.
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Padre relates similar success stories about how the fruit is helping augment the rural economy.
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For him, simulators are just another way to augment his 11 years of driving experience.
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Péron did lament not finding a 200-pound oil drum to augment the evening's performance.
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In translating that into a business, what are some of the ways you'd augment that?
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Players can spend in-game gold on items to augment their champions' stats and abilities.
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Cameras now augment the way a person communicates, he says, rather than a person's memory.
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He buys my daughter expensive gifts, but often they're things that will augment his interests.
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Yes, it's a unique tool because it can augment our minds, but it's a tool.
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Others aim to augment them by improving the likelihood that patients will take their meds.
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The agency expects to augment its own testing abilities by the end of the week.
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Tools were invented to augment our hands so we can build faster, bigger, more complex things.
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You can augment it by attaching a cellphone or a camera to then record and hear.
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Kings, queens, chiefs and maharajas have covered themselves in jewels to demonstrate and augment their might.
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Simultaneously it is the next step to augment human and machine thinking in an inseparable way.
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In reality, computers are already demonstrating they can augment — or even replace — human emotional intelligence (EQ).
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But, along with education campaigns to augment vaccination rates, further improvements to the vaccines are possible.
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Announced this fall, the Flex doesn't aim to replace its predecessor so much as augment it.
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Johnson noted that the tech is designed to augment the live audio, rather than replace it.
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Users looking for more bass can also augment the trio with LG's wireless rear speaker kit.
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It could also potentially augment electrically powered spacecraft propulsion systems on missions to the outer planets.
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But it does demonstrate how narrative form can impede function, just as it can augment it.
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This exoskeleton can be used to treat physical handicaps or to augment the wearer's motor skills.
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The idea is to build apps and technology that quietly augment our lives, not commander it.
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They also allow you to turn up (and, perhaps, augment) the audio in your natural surroundings.
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Then we take the software that we built…and augment those really talented founders into cyborgs.
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Ford also noted their previously-annouced investment in Civil Maps to augment their 3D mapping capability.
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We can only hope one day Snapchat will let us augment our surroundings with 3D puppies.
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To augment its targets' dossiers, the company also uses personality tests to assess their emotional makeup.
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Though the trade war has helped to augment the trend, it goes well beyond that dispute.
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All of these apps help augment the encryption that may already be built into your device.
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After a while my eyeball augment was fading, so my screen didn't look quite as vivid.
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So it's perfectly possible these technologies will be used to augment jobs rather than supplant them.
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AI can augment and improve the health-care system to serve more patients with fewer doctors.
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To start, at least, the company anticipates that the robot will augment, rather than replace, pickers.
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Some sports are easier to augment than others due to the nature of how they're played.
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I often try to find hard numbers to augment the human stories I like to tell.
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The Pentagon sent in 214,2000 more troops, to augment the 10,000 that Mr. Obama left behind.
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They augment and extend our minds by increasing our cognitive power and freeing up internal resources.
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"We are exploring how to augment the customer experience before, during and after the purchase," Gauthier said.
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In fact, almost every teacher interviewed has one or more side jobs to augment their teaching salaries.
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It has to augment it and add a layer that you don't have with the physical space.
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In addition, he says it can use AI to help build these experiences and augment marketer ideas.
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There is a need to increase labor supply and to augment and rejuvenate the productive capital stock.
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To augment this process, they turned to virtual reality, which assisted with visualization and mind-body awareness.
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Augment any real-world scene with virtual stuff, blurring the line between real and fake..oh, wait.
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To augment the roll-out of conventional chargers, he will offer rapid battery swapping in big cities.
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Then we did a lot of CG water to augment the real water we put in there.
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That Netflix will augment the project by offering works from the featured filmmakers is a welcome bonus.
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I'm really excited about how we're going to augment people with machinery in the next 25 years.
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Still, facial exercises may be used in combination with dermatologic procedures to possibly augment the overall result.
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According to current defense theories, robots will accompany and augment traditional military units rather than replace them.
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His first thought was to see if the liquid could augment natural pollination carried out by insects.
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Those earbuds were designed to augment live listening — either amplifying or drowning out the sounds around you.
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An association of about 200 private sponsors augment revenue from ticket sales, a restaurant and space rentals.
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But on the other hand, food delivery people augment their hourly income with tips from making deliveries.
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In his effort to build up M-G-M, Barber wanted to augment the studio's television business.
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The president will augment his 2017 executive order on "Buy American, Hire American" at 11:21625 a.m.
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Hinge, for example, will now allow users to augment their user profiles on the service with video.
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The military is looking to augment soldier performance with exoskeletons, too, but they haven't been totally successful.
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Seattle-based Textio, for example, an Emergence portfolio company, uses AI-powered tools to augment business writing.
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We're not doing crowd duplications and things like that, but sometimes we'd have to augment real environments.
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That's meant to "augment the conversation that's been happening over the last 50 years," Ms. Trataris said.
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You need to augment your outrage with actions that are affirming, behaviors that reinforce principles and values.
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The key is that artificial intelligence used to augment each individual task, rather than full-on automation.
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Others "pre-map" their routes, and use data from the sensors on-board to augment their maps.
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He said the bureau will also rely on neighbors and existing government records to augment missing data.
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It can also be used to augment antidepressants and help to alleviate sexual dysfunction caused by antidepressants.
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But it's an important sign post for Google's use of AI and machine learning to augment its offerings.
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Each of the companies operate ground facilities already but will work with AWS Ground Station to augment operations.
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Implanting a microchip inside the brain to augment its mental powers has long been a science fiction trope.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Uber Technologies Inc has pursued a slew of businesses beyond taxi service to augment growth.
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She needs the flexibility to augment her training at home while she prepares for the next Olympic trials.
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You can get new skills, augment your body with upgrades, tweak every weapon and vehicle, and much more.
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Years after launching, Snapchat's lenses let people play games with their selfies, augment their appearance, and even shop.
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On Saturday and Sunday Mr. Evans will augment his trio with a marquee guest, the guitarist Kurt Rosenwinkel.
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The new social app launches out of beta today to augment the world with serendipitous tips from strangers.
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Technology could one day soon become regularly integrated with our biology to manage disease and augment human ability.
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With the Warrior's track record, it's likely other teams will soon turn to tech to augment their abilities.
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In June, we reported that Xbox developers would have access to those Chroma colors to augment their games.
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That is, we're using the second screen to augment the overall TV viewing experience, not detract from it.
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In a recent news conference, he said he was confident that the authorities would augment security if needed.
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Gartner estimates that by 2022, 20% of large enterprises will use threat intelligence to augment other security products.
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Concur has acquired other startups to augment its functionality, including TripIt to track and share your travel plans.
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This should be achievable if near-term targets are bolt-on acquisitions that augment the company's product portfolio.
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Lawmakers had assumed that people would be able to draw on individual savings to augment their government subsidies.
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The role of such partnerships probably would be to augment, not supplant, the more conventional government project model.
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Beyond entertaining and informing fans, the teams can also use this data to augment their film review process.
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For example, take this fantastic joke from the System To Augment Non-speaker's Dialogue Using Puns (STANDUP) software.
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The plan will be to augment all that with more next-generation analytics focused on employee compensation strategies.
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Whatever the case, its offering now exists more to augment what is an embarrassment of smart assistant riches.
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Or teaming up with drone leader DJI to use Azure to intelligently augment drone footage for industrial applications.
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She had to rely on the data provided by the exam to augment that provided by the patient.
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To augment the advantage, an element of deception was added, with code words used to signal the shift.
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Compensating farmers for conservation and carbon capture is helpful, but only if these environmental practices augment agricultural operations.
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Even with this limitation, Dr. Kim said, the system can augment what doctors can do on their own.
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Second, universities augment career services and improve employability of graduates, which should allow them to attract more students.
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Instead, Trump has funded wall construction by taking billions from military coffers to augment billions appropriated by Congress.
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In 22019, M.B.Z. made a decision that would vastly augment his ability to project power beyond his borders.
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Executives hope to augment pre-existing financial services, including online credit service and wealth management platform Baidu Wallet.
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If you augment the human, this notion of a cyborg ... Do you remember the Borg in "Star Trek"?
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Ultimately, he and his colleagues envision merging these three brains together so that the artificial can augment the real.
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And now the popular app is looking to further expand into AR with environment-detection that'll augment your surroundings.
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Snapchat's real-time selfie lenses' most recent play is the ability to augment reality by Pikachuing people, for example.
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In addition to the gallery booths, a curated program of installations, talks, and performances will augment the mercantile aspect.
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Before he was born, she worked as an educational aide at a high school to augment her hotel earnings.
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"Visioncamp will explore emerging ways to augment and enhance how we view and understand our surroundings," said Patrick Montague.
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Most of them pay hefty dividends, and some augment that by repurchasing large amounts of their stock every year.
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Netflix does it to augment its existing business — selling bundles of content other people have already run somewhere else.
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This approach may first become widespread as new technologies augment the experience of those with conditions such as blindness.
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The team in Austria will augment Amazon's existing Prime Air development locations in the U.K., North America and Israel.
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Teams previously were forced to augment Amazon's basic dashboard with third party services to fully monitor their cloud applications.
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MetaCert wants to augment, not replace, tools designed for blocking phishing attacks, acting as a last line of defense.
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As mentioned at the top, the startup fits with East Ventures' thesis of using tech to augment traditional business.
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Those checks, which the company sends to you directly, augment the income you receive from Social Security and annuities.
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It's meant to augment, not replace networking solutions that connect bandwidth- and power-hungry devices like laptops and smartphones.
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"We are sort of producing things that can augment other writers and it's really incredible that's possible," said Goodwin.
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"With this legislation, huge investments are expected, which will augment the economy of the state," the state government said.
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You'd be able to buy a phone with very little storage and augment it with tons of cloud storage.
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LOS ANGELES — To augment its new streaming service, Disney reached into the far, far recesses of its movie library.
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We should use intelligent analytics tools to augment our existing clinical models and do more for patients, not less.
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It also argues that this justifies relaxing fuel efficiency standards, since doing so would only augment environmental catastrophe slightly.
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There are a series of issues policymakers should focus on to augment the EU's strengths vis-à-vis Russia.
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The extra security precautions will augment more typical measures such as intensified police patrols and blocking off crowded streets.
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Homeland Security and the FBI will each bring a mobile command post to augment two from the sheriff's office.
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During the editorial phase of Botanica, Capitanio mainly used After Effects and Cinema 4D to augment the collected materials.
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People are accustomed to women occupying administrative roles, the roles that these AI are meant to augment or replace.
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RealityEngines overcomes this by creating realistic synthetic data that it can then use to augment a company's existing data.
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And finally, while these services are often free, their add-on paid features can augment the algorithm's default results.
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The White House wants additional pressure to close the deal, to augment the economy before the 2628 presidential election.
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In 2018, the incubator rolled out its first product, a social networking platform called Bonga, to augment M-Pesa.
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This should be achievable if most targets are moderately-sized bolt-on acquisitions that augment the company's product portfolio.
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For example, he said, officials at Northwell were contemplating the use of telemedicine to augment care in an epidemic.
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Mr. Weaver said they would augment their spending as early voting starts in more of the March 3 contests.
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Kroger has struck numerous deals and partnerships to augment its e-commerce business and has its own pharmacy business.
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Instead, they did so in particular and targeted ways in order to augment their bargaining power at specific moments.
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It will augment coverage provided by a geostationary satellite, known as GOES-16, that was successfully launched in November.
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According to CNN, the "Born This Way" singer will augment her performance with more than 100 unmanned aerial vehicles.
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In time, elaborate embalming techniques involving draining, dehydration, and vinegar were developed to augment the effects of the limestone.
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Neurotechnology aims to augment these fundamental abilities — receiving input, producing output, and learning — with a direct brain connection to machines.
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Several bills to augment the bankruptcy code specifically for banks have been considered by Congress but none have become law.
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VINA will release Buzzfeed-style quizzes to augment that initial data with more information that can be used for matching.
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So you need to augment the workers, you need to prepare them, you need to provide them with better tools.
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The possibilities are endless, so long as content creators decide to create these small extra experiences to augment their content.
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The bouncy, trotting compass designed to one day augment the boring, 2D maps I typically turn to for wayfinding help.
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Becoming a pro tool for YouTubers to augment broadcasts in real-time is another option for the tech, reckons Chong.
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Augment the management team, bring in some of my own folks, Tony West, Barney Harford, looking for a CFO now.
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Facebook would need to augment the system described in the patent with other signals common to fake news content farms.
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If you, too, would like to augment your natural born senses, for $350, the North Sense implant can be yours.
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For Nishio and Peñaloza, supernumerary limbs might augment more than just our physical capability — they might improve our brains, too.
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The North American FI Chart of the Month "Bail-in to Augment Canadian Bank Resolution Regime," is available at www.fitchratings.
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This means we need to augment our slang dictionary with a reliable way to transform unrecognized text into standard spelling.
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"The delay in tax legislation means firms will not augment cash allocated to buybacks until reforms are clear," Kostin wrote.
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Around the globe, robots are popping up in a number of work environments to take over or augment human activities.
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"It wasn't the same iguana, no, and often we have to augment it with other clips," White told the publication.
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It isn't like it is only tiny, no-name companies that've been using the headphone socket to augment app experiences.
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And we augment our global power by faithfully upholding in our own country the principles we seek to promote abroad.
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The garments can augment the movement of blood through muscles after exercising, when blood flow would otherwise slow, he says.
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If Ukrainian prosecutors can augment their allegations with real evidence, there could be a true case of collusion worth investigating.
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Hardware developers will be able to augment their headsets with them with the help of accompanying calibration and manufacturing tools.
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Kolhatkar said contrary to fears about how AI might be used, Hulu would use AI to augment, not replace, creators.
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"Pakistan has serious concerns over these developments and will take all necessary measures to augment its defence capabilities," Aziz said.
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In early 2016, Greenland completed a CNY10bn domestic bond issuance to augment its funding needs and reduce its borrowing costs.
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Comic book publishers are quick to point out that their initiatives are intended to augment retail sales, not cannibalize them.
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In the early days of the league, officials said, some players delivered pizza at night to augment their meager wages.
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As for the education portion, if you had a headset that could augment the keys, it could theoretically be handy.
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He said he's looking to augment the voter outreach efforts led by Sunrise and other groups, not elbow them out.
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Those points augment ones they garner mostly from progress they have made toward their degrees — 100 points per credit hour.
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Bloomberg has attracted criticism from rivals for the way he has used his vast personal fortune to augment his campaign.
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Some companies are moving toward biometric solutions to either replace or augment passwords, which are increasingly proving to be vulnerable.
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But Gillett said Chronicle's vision is bigger and meant to augment, not replace, other security offerings already in the marketplace.
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"It looks to me that there are more technologies out there that will augment ... the blue county economy," Muro says.
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"Then, we augment the radiologist's workflow, by giving the physician a preview of what is most relevant for interpretation," explains Walach.
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Cities could also offer incentives to ride-sharing services that augment public transit, feeding people to major subway and rail lines.
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And they didn't think it likely that quantum computers will fully replace classical computers—instead, they're meant to augment classical computers.
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A common theme in the futurist and transhumanism movements is that humanity is destined to one day augment and improve itself.
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The company got its start in 218.5 by selling small, high-quality lenses that could augment your iPhone's field of view.
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That way, OpenAI will gather some useful insight into how well its system can augment the abilities and performance of humans.
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Our innovation team has developed various automation tools and software products to augment and enhance the services we provide our clients.
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Undulating columns of light move like waves over sweeping synth chords—rolling lines of flickering lights augment screeching white noise samples.
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However, if people understand how it can augment their lives, Messina believes more people will open to the idea of bots.
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Though researchers at MIT have been working on a wearable solution designed to augment and, hopefully, one day replace the cane.
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They will fill a multi-trillion dollar economic expansion and will eventually augment or replace existing commercial and national security satellites.
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They've also used both the Blur effect and the Clone Stamp Tool to augment photos before searching it through the system.
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"Amazon's done a very good job with Alexa, but I think the screen to augment the interaction is important," he says.
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The 14-member group said a Canadian Infrastructure Development Bank could help bring in institutional money that would augment federal investment.
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But an industry representative said Wednesday they're more focused on technologies that can augment drivers rather than automate their roles completely.
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"Congress must reject any attempts to replace or augment NHTSA's traditional self-certification process with pre-market approval authority," he said.
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For millenials who frequently augment car ownership with Uber rides and therefore drive less, per-mile insurance is a perfect fit.
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So that is the idea that I'm working on now, how to augment the built environment with biotic constituents and habitats.
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We have already seen the impact WhatsApp is having on India's farmers, now think about how video calling could augment it.
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Mizuho Securities USA analyst Sheryl Skolnick said it was now clear that HCA needed external growth to augment slowing organic growth.
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The device works with any standard breast pump, as well, as it's meant to augment the pumping process, not replace it.
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I look for companies whose founders have deep technical knowledge to build transformative tools that augment human capabilities in essential processes.
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"We do not want to just augment reality, we want to improve reality," said Honor Harger, Executive Director of ArtScience Museum.
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They know your down times, they're very motivated to find your weaknesses in any dimension and you need to augment systems.
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Google said it would augment distribution by opening two temporary stores in popular neighborhoods of Chicago and New York on Oct.
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Congress can augment this action by attaching an appropriations rider that prohibits Medicaid funds from being skimmed into union bank accounts.
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McConnell said the president should feel free to use whatever tools are at his disposal to augment funding for border barriers.
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The app, which does not have a name, will augment the bank's push to expand its wealth management business, he said.
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While Medtronic's investment in Mazor is a small one, it could go a long way to augment its spinal surgery toolkit.
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But even though he's a two-way star and household name, Horford won't alter Boston's system so much as augment it.
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The now-defunct startup Doppler Labs developed earbuds with active listening, enabling people to augment the way they heard the world.
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If Ogmentoeil can run really lean and cheap, then the market price of an eyeball augment ought to crash some day.
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The key here is the ability to collect and view learning data that can augment classroom practice all in one place.
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The idea, the company says, is to augment the most repetitive tasks performed by an IT department, not to replace them.
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The crystal glass, made in the Czech Republic, is molded with a chevron pattern inside at the bottom to augment muddling.
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The company has run two successful crowdfunding campaigns for a pair of minimalist phones designed to augment or replace the smartphone.
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By small thing, it's could replace or supplant or augment, Taboola and Outbrain, with our own content and our own monetization.
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In California, that's almost 7 million workers, many of whom aren't setting aside any money to augment their Social Security benefits.
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At the same time, a well-structured infrastructure program can augment aggregate demand in this transition, while bolstering productivity over time.
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Even Tinder is experimenting with ways to augment the swipe and give people more context than just a yes or no.
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And by using this kind of technology, physicians are able to augment their natural abilities with this kind of technology tool.
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She was particularly interested in Mr. Marchand's workout program and whether altering it might augment his endurance and increase his speed.
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How long before the able-bodied begin to exploit these enhancements to augment their own competitive advantage in an increasingly crowded world?
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Artists, too, could begin negotiating more complex contracts with museums, spelling out what can and cannot be done to augment their works.
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He wants to use these implants — and hopefully, one day, make the process of receiving them less invasive — to augment human intelligence.
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"If you augment humans with smart, wearable robotics, they could interact with their environment in a much more sophisticated manner," said Weinberg.
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This active signal network, as the new experiment in "cyborg botany" shows, can also be used to augment a plant's natural capabilities.
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Probably never given the myriad ways they can augment what nature gave them thanks the power of the smartphone in their pocket.
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He wants to use these implants — and hopefully, one day, make the process of receiving them less invasive — to augment human intelligence.
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The idea here is the essentially augment the 1.54-inch display with a 480 x 854 projection directly onto the wearer's screen.
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Armed with 2.7 million freshly minted dollars from a conglomerate of angel investors, the company is hoping to augment services like Booking.
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"Botnik harnesses the creativity of human brains to augment the natural reality of computers," co-founder Jamie Brew told me over email.
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That can mean anything from taking hormones like estrogen and testosterone to having surgery to remove or augment breasts or reconstruct genitals.
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Innovative companies across a range of industries are now using computing systems that can augment, and even improve on, human emotional intelligence.
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He and his colleagues are also looking into actual gaze-tracking to augment the head movements, but that's still a ways off.
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Or you could just watch the mesmerizing arrangements of streets and walls as you augment the city structures like a digital god.
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That includes "World Effects" — Facebook's copy of Snapchat's World Lenses — that augment your environment with 3D objects rather than just your selfies.
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Essentially, you use an SMS or app code to augment your password and username whenever you log in on a new device.
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If Amazon does adopt Scout more widely, the robot could eventually augment last-mile logistics from carriers like UPS, FedEx and USPS.
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But that functionality is also coming to Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp and iMessage's keyboards, where the expressive animations could naturally augment your threads.
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The company has done two separate common stock offerings in 2015 in order to augment capital in light of its growth trajectory.
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That includes robots designed to move around in fluids, robots designed to augment organs in the human body, prosthetics, and, uh, this.
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We're only barely beginning to understand the ways that social media can augment up things like misinformation, polarization, filter bubbles and extremism.
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It might augment that feeling that you have, but it could turn hate into more hate instead of necessarily hate into love.
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He is similar in style to Madison Bumgarner, Andrew Miller, Chris Sale and Alex Wood, lefties whose deceptive deliveries augment their stuff.
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That leaves many confused as to how much they should spend — and from which accounts — to augment their monthly Social Security checks.
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Twitter's take will augment your experience if you watched the whole Grammys on TV, but being merely a second screen is limiting.
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Back then, CEO Noah Kraft, showed us a prototype version of Here — earbuds that could enhance and augment the sound around you.
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Not all data is created equal and different data customers are seeking different data points to augment and expand their existing services.
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Recently, allies of former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. set up a super PAC to augment his surprisingly cash-strapped campaign.
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Botswana, a landlocked, diamond-rich nation, perennially relies of food imports mostly from neighboring South Africa to augment relatively low local production.
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"The purchase of these new trailers will augment FEMA's capability to support disaster survivors in St. Thomas, V.I.," the contract document says.
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Still, Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve announced on Saturday that he was calling up 12,000 police reserves to augment security around the country.
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For this reason, Amazon, Google, and now Facebook have all introduced products that aim to simply augment the traditional TV viewing experience.
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This election has also highlighted Twitter's capacity to augment coverage of civic events like the three presidential debates as they are happening.
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US President Donald Trump issued an emergency declaration for the US territory for federal assistance to augment the territory's storm-response initiatives.
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What helped these open-source underdogs grow was real-world successes — not, as some entrepreneurs think, pricey consulting services to augment deployments.
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Rather than deliberately searching for this, the system acts as a more active participant to assist and augment the human decision makers.
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Even if they feel they can win their case, most defendants take the deal rather than augment the shame of being arrested.
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Future Retail will "augment its existing store-infrastructure" at its retail outlets for facilitating seamless packaging and pickup of products ordered online.
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The operating system highlights what Apple's known for — using software to augment the power of its hardware (in this case, graphics processors).
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At least some of the Emergency Response forces that have been sent to augment the division have been repositioned from southwestern Mosul.
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You want to avoid wines high in alcohol, which will augment the chile heat, and those that are oaky, which will clash.
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Novartis said it completed its $9.7 billion tender offer for The Medicine Co, a deal to augment its portfolio of heart drugs.
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For the current study, researchers reviewed articles published from 2000 to 2016 that explored different ways virtual reality might augment pain relief.
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Symbols appear on the monocle and augment the pilot's actual view through the canopy, tracking targets realistically with the pilot's head movements.
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Phones today augment our memories; integrated chatbots spare us customer-service on-hold music; apps let us chase Pokémon across the earth.
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In the world of health care, researchers see deep learning as something that can augment the talents of doctors, not replace them.
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At this rate, apps and algorithms have the opportunity to augment doctors and complement—or even replace—drugs sooner than we think.
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If we need additional artillery or things like that, I want to be able to bring those forward to augment our operations.
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Hence, he is considering adding a newer Chrysler 0003 to his fleet so he can augment his income by driving for Lyft.
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Masses of follow-up research aimed to augment or, more often, contest Chubb and Moe's findings; that is how science should work.
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Remember that PrEP was never designed to be a replacement for condoms, but rather a way to augment the protection they offer.
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That's why if Snapchat really wants to become a "Camera Company" it should build sleek add-on cameras that augment our phone's hardware.
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It also points to the company's ability to use cloud-based computing and on-board software to augment the capabilities of handheld devices.
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Despite the current lack of of clear laws around what can and cannot be done to virtually augment art, museums aren't entirely powerless.
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Compelled by a sense of urgency, the exhibition assembles artists, architects, and designers who have used technology to augment nature's prevalence and power.
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Private capital, drawn in by government tax incentives, can augment these funds, but it is important that such flows dovetail with local plans.
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Each item has a "Gear Level" and a color-coded rarity, as well as specific perks that augment or enhance that hero's abilities.
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Another example, Lollycam, also offers beautification filters plus the ability to augment selfies in all sorts of creative ways with additional cinematic effects.
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Ghana's cedi could dip on speculative dollar buying, fuelled by uncertainty over supplementary forex inflows to augment central bank sales, an analyst said.
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And Symantec, in turn, is buying Blue Coat, which will augment their own on-premise security services with Blue Coat's cloud security products.
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Snapchat is pretty good at understanding your face and applying transformative effects, which augment your features: One of the authors, as a chipmunk.
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For customer support, there is Eloquent Labs, which uses AI to augment and replace live chat customer support agents at e-commerce companies.
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The feature is not intended to be a hearing aid replacement, of course, but something to augment hearing in loud or distracting situations.
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Additionally, collaborative robotic technology allows robots to augment human labor, lowering the barriers to entry, while still providing clear payback arguments around efficiency.
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The Corps has started to draw on 3D printing to supply new and replacement parts, as well as to augment standard supply chains.
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He's careful to point out that they are not looking to rip and replace, so much as augment an existing enterprise tool set.
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The trace creator can augment the path with notes, images and voice recordings in case there are PINs, secret doors or spoken passwords.
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Alternate reality games augment and enhance the world around us, allowing players to leverage real world environments to interact with a digital experience.
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Advancement requires tools that augment our intelligence, tools that enable access to information at the tap of a finger, or a spoken request.
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It may prevent oxygen toxicity among deep-water Navy SEAL divers, ease the fuel burden of ultra-endurance athletes, or augment cancer therapies.
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"We help seniors to keep going strong, give peace of mind to family and friends and augment the care delivered by professional caregivers".
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All of Trump's data will augment the party's current list, which spans years of voter contact and donations and includes many reliable supporters.
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Now that technology can really augment reality, the upcoming Punk'd reboot promises to pull the boldest pranks on the biggest stars in Hollywood.
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The Podesta Group filed new, detailed lobbying disclosures in April to augment lobbying reports from 21 to 22012 that had given little detail.
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I wanted to maintain some of the aspects of the original ceramic piece, but also augment it in ways that activate its form.
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The monounsaturated fatty acids in avocados are also thought to help protect nerve cells in the brain and augment the brain's muscle strength.
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Its futuristic and slightly lethal design — a single, high-gloss gunmetal spike, deadly sharp — seeks to augment rather than disguise the absent limb.
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Using the workers on its platform, DefinedCrowd can augment existing datasets with new specialized data that can help tune models for specific applications.
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As seen in the videos below, Snapchat user can augment their surroundings with these 3D effects and watch them change as they move.
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It is recruiting to augment the 400 fighters it already claims in territory stretching from Cauca, a state north of Narino, to Ecuador.
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He needed those votes to accomplish a larger goal: revising Turkey's Constitution to create a presidential system that would augment his own powers.
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Surgeons can construct a penis (phalloplasty) or vagina (vaginoplasty), augment or remove the breasts, and feminize or masculinize the face with plastic surgery.
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Cell Design is currently developing custom cell engineering technology that Gilead hopes will augment existing research and development programs it acquired through Kite.
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Of course, your phone is never going to put out a loud thumpin' bass line, but the Basslet does augment the listening experience.
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Clode says she was fascinated with the idea of using prosthetics to augment the human body, rather than to replace a lost appendage.
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He said the president had approved the deployment of about 2,500 more soldiers, or five battalions, to Jolo to augment the forces there.
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A February report in The Intercept said Palantir had worked in the past to "facilitate, augment, and accelerate" an NSA tool called XKeyscore.
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Instead of worrying about replacement, a more compelling view is to look at how robotics and automation can augment and increase government effectiveness.
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Users can also buy "packs" of audio effects to augment their sounds with EQs settings like "Amped, Bright, Lyric, Thump, Deep, or Natural".
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For this reason, researchers and clinicians have increasingly sought to augment habit reversal training with other means of helping people with their urges.
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And while she's been "trying find a way to challenge myself so I don't just sound pretty," she doesn't augment her voice here.
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How can I do what artists have been doing for so long but augment it to reflect how we see things these days?
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In addition to reducing carbon emissions, many Earth system scientists think we should study how to augment this natural sequestration and related processes.
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The voice tech will augment the car's massive dashboard screen, along with the screens in the steering wheel, center console, and back row.
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It would soon augment the paper's archives, known as the morgue, where file cabinets are packed with clippings dating to the 19th century.
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In the next few years, there's a good chance most smartphones will augment physical buttons with digital ones, or just replace them entirely.
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We literally can't afford to duplicate efforts and double-spend, so collaboration allows us to augment our approach and share resources with colleagues.
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Our nation will continue to rely on them to augment an undersized active force; we must ensure they are ready in all respects.
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Although contributions from the community modestly augment the budget, a Union teacher with two decades' experience and a doctorate earns less than $50,000.
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Neither scenario is ideal, and yet here I am, thinking about shelling out $25 to augment my setup with a matching turquoise version.
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"We created a teaching tool as something that could supplement and augment the lessons that are already happening in the classroom," added Schrom.
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But users can also flip the camera to augment the world around them and see digital objects on top of the real world.
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They will augment the immune system of patients fighting any number of complicated diseases, from cancer to Crohn's disease, according to the company.
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Critics worry the new cybersecurity law would augment this nascent surveillance network by monitoring citizens' online activities as well as their offline movements.
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The idea is that local publishers can use the app's crowdsourced news to augment their news coverage, according to Google spokesperson Maggie Shiels.
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However, several desalination plants are planned and together with underground water reserves, are expected to help augment water sources well into the future.
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The large patches of missing paint, in their dull blankness, augment the solidity of the surface and the weight of the plaster panels.
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But both Mr Milk and Molly Swenson, of RYOT, point out that VR can only augment empathy; it cannot create it out of nothing.
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I find it malleable enough to augment visually the reality projected to us and to shift that reality closer to something based in feeling.
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Though robots might not deliver the news of a health diagnosis to patients, AI is already being used to augment the work of doctors.
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Here are a few: Facebook would need to augment the system described in the patent with other signals common to fake news content farms.
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Especially with the new advantage that they didn't even have back then, of CG. We could use CG to augment some of the scenes.
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The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation is looking for pitches on how to enhance and augment traditional creative arts through immersive technologies.
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As with similar applications of machine learning in various scholarly fields, this isn't going to replace careful observation and documentation but rather augment them.
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Bodies hackers and DNA collectorsPhoto: APBack on Earth, humans have been developing new ways to augment their bodies, occasionally with some pretty bad results.
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Part of the rationale behind the project was to leverage the natural abilities of plants as a way to augment their capabilities even further.
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Followed, perhaps, by an Asian messaging giant acquirer — like, for example, Kakao Talk — keen to augment its app experience with yet another fun tool.
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Finally, by sharply increasing the number of genuinely competitive clubs, P&R would augment opportunities for young American talent to receive top-notch instruction.
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Building machines that learn patterns can, in Kurzweil's mind, create inventions that augment human intelligence and help us overcome the challenges such as disabilities.
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With that knowledge, she provides guidance on how Apple products can augment the process of individualizing and differentiating educational plans for special ed students.
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OpenGov says that customers will be able to use both on-premise and cloud-hosted Open Data libraries to augment their own data sets.
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To feed the world — with less land, fewer resources and in the face of climate change — farmers will need to augment their technological intelligence.
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Carriers and device makers had proposed allowing these unlicensed bits of spectrum to augment existing base stations' signals, potentially improving short-range connection speeds.
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Some of this would pay for 28 missile interceptors to augment 32 already at a base in Fort Greely, Alaska, a Hill staffer said.
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DeepMind's breakthroughs might eventually augment the mobile app Streams, which is mostly used in the U.K. as a communications tool by doctors and nurses.
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After the arrival of a hostile threat, you set out to repair and augment your body, find fellow androids, and fight militaristic enemy droids.
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I knew we would augment the city itself, to make it look more futuristic, but I wanted to accomplish it in a practical sense.
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The idea of serving food sight unseen could be a good way for restaurants to augment their food, or the dining experience, Wadhera said.
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If the car you're driving has a navigation package, it will augment the camera data with the speed limit data from the maps. Clever.
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To augment the two Model 3 assembly lines already running inside his at-capacity factory in Fremont, California, Musk set up a third line.
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She presented the Air Force with a series of examples of how airmen could use the software she helped develop to augment their missions.
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These activities are being undertaken with international organizations and bilateral institutions, to augment the resources our country has on hand to fight human trafficking.
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St. Jude forecasts only modest operating cost synergies, but it should also be able to augment the growth in Thoratec's products through its scale.
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Art and science are coming together more than ever as leaders seek to create experiences that augment all sorts of experiences – museums or otherwise.
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While fully autonomous cars may be many years away, even semi-autonomous technologies can augment human driving and help us radically improve road safety.
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Related: Satan's Own Art Gallery Returns to NYC Deep Web Horror Game Knows Where You Live Swim With Dolphins, Play With Dinosaurs, Augment Reality
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Primer's software is being positioned to augment low-level analyst work that manifests itself most commonly in the intelligence community and at big banks.
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Kraemer and "a bunch of other mad scientists" built algorithms for BoomStick that can augment the audio quality of any source and any headphone.
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Proposals to augment survey data with administrative data, with appropriate confidentiality safeguards, would likely improve the quality of data in a cost-effective manner.
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The idea will be to continue to augment this, for example with the ability to manipulate multiple products or images in a 3D room.
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Apple says the idea it dubs '[AR]T Walk' is a fun way to bring art to the people and augment big-city life.
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We just want to augment their capabilities in a way that they can be —AOC: But do you believe currency is a public good?
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Nearly 38.6 million Americans depended on this aid to augment their grocery budgets in September, according to the US Department of Agriculture's latest data.
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Frazier said Merck was in the market for deals to augment its early to mid-stage drug development pipeline if the price is right.
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World leaders must not back down from their commitments, and should continue to augment efforts to reduce the dangerous pollution that causes climate change.
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Historically, numerous players travel to the nation for the winter series, many of them relying on the opportunity to augment lower minor league salaries.
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Facebook is following the likes of Amazon and Google in developing devices that augment the traditional TV experience rather than attempt to supplant it.
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This would augment revenues for Social Security, at a much lower rate than 12.4 percent, spread over a much broader group of high earners.
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On the earnings call Monday, Lake emphasized how both services, Stitch Fix Kids and Stitch Fix U.K., will augment Stitch Fix's total addressable market.
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Instead, AI is used to augment human operators, such as flying to pre-determined locations without the need for a human piloting the systems.
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The company's message is that artificial intelligence will "augment" human workers and change the kind of jobs they do, rather than replace them entirely.
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To increase the block size would be to augment bitcoin's core code in an irreversible way, and move the goalposts of the whole ecosystem.
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Offering three new professorships and new courses to augment CEU's teaching, they said they would open a way for CEU to issue international degrees.
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Murray suggested the Army look to commercial solutions to strengthen and augment the network, and, with regard to connected ground combat systems, Brig. Gen.
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Anything that would augment the banks' lending revenues, which could be threatened if long-term interest rates stay flat, the "Mad Money" host said.
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"We aren't revealing new acquisitions right now, but there are many that are beginning to augment the gift from the Lucas family," he said.
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They form one branch of transhumanism, a movement that holds that human beings can and should use technology to augment and evolve our species.
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To give small modern turbocharged engines a large pleasing throat, similar electronics reduce dissonant drivetrain notes and augment pleasing major tones through the speakers.
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In November, the United Nations put out a call for donations from member states, seeking $109 million to augment humanitarian assistance programs in Venezuela.
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Instead, they are competing to hire software engineers to develop their own expertise as well as buying start-up firms to augment their research.
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As the United States seeks to recalibrate its foreign assistance spending to compete with Beijing and Moscow, it should augment efforts to tackle corruption.
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"Latency opens up a whole host of new capabilities in gaming, in virtual reality and augment reality applications but also for businesses," Petty said.
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The State Department should augment community-level speaking programs with rotary clubs and faith-based groups to discuss the local impact of foreign policy.
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Many industries see potential for chatbots to augment functions like sales, customer support and IT, enabling workers to create value in more strategic ways.
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The key is that AI will be used to augment, rather than automate, the tasks that the software is helping users do, he said.
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These actions augment the measures taken by the Federal Reserve over the past week to support the flow of credit to households and businesses.
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In front of the players sits an island made of tiles that can be explored to create events, quests, and sites that augment gameplay.
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Unlike other mods, it doesn't augment the on-board camera — instead, it has a cut out, allowing Motorola's pretty solid dual-camera to poke through.
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For instance, Musk recently said that it was "critical to the future of humanity" that we use AI to augment rather than replace human abilities.
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"We believe that if you augment humans with technology, humans would be able to do much more," says Center for Music Technology director Gil Weinberg.
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You could use it to augment objects with additional information or animations, or simply use it as a way to project art onto a wall.
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Autodesk aims to continue to augment its software with AI — using machine learning as a common thread between hundreds of software tools to guide designers.
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And the gates are open for ads to become more and more personalized, as internet providers augment their data with data they purchase from others.
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The Rumor system was an interesting augment as well, adding in elements that would later be echoed in other entries as the franchise wore on.
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The automaker is focusing its personal robotic efforts around "wearable robots," or robotic exoskeleton devices that can supplement or augment the mobility of their wearer.
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It's designed to let Windows 10 users augment 3D objects, created in 3D Paint, into the real world by using any laptop with a webcam.
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Maybe I'd augment it with a iPad and a Bluetooth keyboard for when I just want something lightweight with good battery life for writing on.
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I was seated on a couch, and sometimes Clips will augment the couch cushion into the shot, but a second later that often goes away.
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Well, Vuzix and potential third-party app developers can decide to use the visual feed from the glasses to augment what the user is seeing.
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Image: Christina Warren/GizmodoThe IQbuds can work with an iPhone or Android app to set preset modes to augment what type of hearing you want.
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Over time, large companies will probably also create synthetic data to augment their real data, and one day this may tilt the playing field again.
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The intention isn't to stuff you till you explode, though: Arm-A-Dine is actually a prototype designed to augment the social experience of eating.
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"Maybe at some point when the technology is up to snuff it could be used to augment what happens in a traditional office," she says.
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Where other carmakers augment the screen with various knobs and extra buttons to control the interface, Volvo has recently gone nearly all-in on touch.
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Sirion, the company's platform, is currently used by companies like BP and Vestas to manage service providers and augment humans that traditionally manage vendor relationships.
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"China's subsidy policies not only enhance the competitiveness of domestic companies at home, but also help to augment their competitiveness in global markets," it said.
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So the idea is that, what we're trying to do now is to try and augment, add, weave and integrate the biotic with the abiotic.
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The family relies on money raised by the Possible Dream Foundation to cover basic needs and pay two employees that augment a team of volunteers.
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Modsy isn't an augmented reality company as much as they are a 3D imaging startup that's aiming to help you augment your living space's style.
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The agency did not take a position on the central question of whether a new national program should replace or just augment existing drug plans.
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The app's immediacy becomes addictive—once you've figured out how to use the patterns, variations, and filters, you feel like a master of augment reality.
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Here One works as a bonafide pair of wireless earbuds, but it also works as a way to augment the sounds you hear around you.
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"What's wrong with it is the very simple point that budget deficits augment private savings," says Kelton, now an economics professor at Stony-Brook University.
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She is trying to augment increased television coverage with a vigorous digital and social media marketing plan in an effort to lift attendance and viewership.
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And if brain implants are performed not for therapeutic purposes but to augment people's abilities, will that make the world an even more unequal place?
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Twice in the past week, Secretary of the Navy Richard Spencer has pointed to the "Lightning carrier" as an option to augment the carrier fleet.
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One option, he said, is the "Lightning carrier" concept, an idea the secretary has mentioned twice in the past week to augment the carrier fleet.
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Soon after Young-seok's birth, Ms. Kwon found a job at a pharmaceutical factory to help augment her husband's meager wages from a textile factory.
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These U.S.-flag commercial vessels augment the capabilities of the government's fleet and deliver supplies and equipment to deployed forces overseas during an extended conflict.
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The proposed Keystone XL Pipeline, which would stretch from Hardisty, Alberta, southeast to Steele City, Nebraska, would augment other pipelines and complete the entire system.
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They can collectively critique and augment existing documents, while forging a possible alternative, which would not only be compiled but then ratified by the participants.
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These allow for better visual communication, where you can add captions, highlight certain things, jazz up scenes with silly doodles or augment them with emoji.
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Evidently, captivating texts are hidden in the Earth, written in the language of life, which can augment what we know from historical texts and accounts.
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Sharp wisps of fire augment scenes that formerly were dreary and desolate, looking as if the last inhabitants inside the home are a longtime gone.
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Finally, augmented reality (AR), where informative images overlay or augment everyday objects, can help both farmers and gardeners to monitor and manage crop health. Plant.
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The Tigers also have much of the Sooners' offensive balance, if not their explosiveness, and augment that with the nastiest front seven in the country.
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And in June, the National Institute of Health approved the first trial in the US to use CRISPR technology to help augment cancer-fighting therapies.
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"Of course, supplements can augment but are never a substitute for a healthy diet that maximizes the consumption of fresh fruits and vegetables," he adds.
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Thus, his nomination to the Court of Federal Claims may signal the president's desire to augment the protection of private property rights against government infringement.
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In summary, when sharing evidence on social media, augment screenshots with links to the live web, and links to those pages in multiple web archives.
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But when other vocalists join her—Ravyn Lenae, Phoelix, Smino & Saba—their role is to augment and embellish her sound rather than change it up.
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Exercise can augment it, while avoiding movement and gaining weight may reduce it, but a person's baseline, genetic fitness is his or hers from birth.
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Efforts have been made to augment the GMD, including improvements to the ground-based interceptor's kill vehicle, but so far little progress has been made.
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He thought that by generating his own version, by finding the right features and patterns to augment, he might become a better reader of Beckett.
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"We then augment how actors work by offering them a digital version of themselves that can create passive income for them," explains the Sonantic CEO.
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And in all its forms, AI has the potential to positively augment the human experience and contribute to an unprecedented level of prosperity and productivity.
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The central bank has, until now, stated that it stands ready to augment its bond purchasing should the economic outlook in the European Union falter.
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With the Trump administration seeking to augment American military capacity, it's essential to understand and find better ways to mitigate the stresses on military families.
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When this has happened here in the past, TSA has had to pull federal agents from other federal law enforcement agencies to augment the FAMS.
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"This deployment will augment the Kingdom's air and missile defense of critical military and civilian infrastructure," Pentagon chief spokesman Jonathan Hoffman said in a statement.
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These students understand the value of permanent physical library collections and view them as unique and precious resources that technology can augment, but cannot replace.
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The more you play, the more spirits you get, which augment your fighter with things like increased attack power, extra jumps, and starting with particular items.
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Elon Musk has long said that artificial intelligence will have to augment human abilities, rather than compete with them, in order to avoid a portentous future.
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Speaking at the TED conference, AI expert (and Siri co-founder) Tom Gruber said computer smarts should be used to augment human failings, such as memory.
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A drop in output could lift local wheat prices and force the world's second-biggest producer to reduce import taxes on the grain to augment supply.
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Using this framework from a historical perspective, we can observe how nearly every human technological invention was designed to augment a fundamental weakness of human beings.
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"Nordea's relocation demonstrates confidence in the (EU) Banking Union and will augment the pool of financial expertise in Finland," central bank board member Marja Nykanen said.
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Glass is see-through — which means a glass iPhone could potentially have transparent panels to augment reality, in combination with some of Apple's new camera technology.
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Designed for iMessage, Gfycat lets you search for, send and create your own "Gfycat Loops," which you can also augment with your own emojis and captions.
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The curriculum provides a thoughtfully curated set of residencies which augment each student's in-depth thesis advising with artists Christy Gast, Mary Mattingly, and Ernesto Pujol.
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I have wonderful light with large windows on the west, north, and east, and I augment the natural light with several strategically placed 5,000K spot lights.
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Indeed, we now live in the CRISPR era, a time when our gene-editing tools will soon make it possible to both fix and augment ourselves.
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To achieve this, we need to be able to augment human intelligence to allow us to interact with various specimen of intelligent systems in sustainable terms.
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I don't think connected gadgets and apps are going to revolutionize how we use hair products or makeup, but they could augment the current recommendation process.
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These two cameras operate either independently (as wide-angle and zoom) or one is used to augment the other, forming a single system with multiple inputs.
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Eventually, the Dex could augment that monetization as Binance will gain a share of network fees when its nodes are used in transactions on the Dex.
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The complex, expressive shadows blanketing the heroes and their environments augment the constant sense that something can go horribly wrong for our protagonists at any moment.
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A technology company that can sufficiently augment the live experience for a connected audience stands to make a lot of money outfitting venues and touring acts.
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We can't do without Intel® RealSense™ and some high-performance computing boards to track the players in real time and augment their table experience.
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After the announcement, Acer brought on stage Robert D. Lister, IMAX's chief business development officer, to talk about how the partnership would augment IMAX movie experiences.
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As in the Cube Quest Challenge, the agency proudly advertises that it relies on the fertile imaginations of students and outsiders to augment its own expertise.
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Director David Leitch ("Deadpool 2") approaches the movie with a sense of irreverence, which includes strategic cameos that enliven the film and augment its comedic quotient.
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These collaborations are important and we'll actively look for more ways to augment the critical work of these organizations and keep service members and civilians safe.
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But it does, because the more that people rely on Google's brevity to impersonate or augment their communication, the more homogeneous we become to one another.
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There have certainly been successes along the way – no American manager in recent history has been tasked with doing more to augment youth development, for instance.
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Doppler Labs has just announced a new version of the Here Active Listening System, the earbuds that let users augment the sounds of the outside world.
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"The goal of FarmBeats is to augment farmers' knowledge and intuition about their own farm with data and data-driven insights," Microsoft explained in today's announcement.
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However, this process could be much smoother if companies used intelligent data-supported decisions systems to aggregate, augment, classify, segment and sort data on their platforms.
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"Instead of automating away jobs, technology could augment our ability to collectively solve problems," says David Passiak, author of Empower: How to Co-Create the Future.
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"We believe the complexity lends itself to AI-assisted drafting, where machines can augment lawyers with the collective intelligence of millions of past examples," says Faruq.
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Any information from the Manbij trove would augment the activities of a sensitive intelligence-coordination center at a military base in Jordan called Operation Gallant Phoenix.
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"I think when a presidential candidate picks a vice presidential nominee, they should look at areas where they can augment where they are not strong," Rep.
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The agency also notes that it has not approved liquid silicone or silicone gel for injection to fill wrinkles or augment tissues anywhere in the body.
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Instead, the Census Bureau included citizenship status on sample surveys of U.S. households taken to augment census and labor market data between the decennial census, i.e.
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Therefore, the more that AI can augment or even replace existing software development, the better chance it has to scale in order to meet growing demand.
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Facebook would likely need a best-in-class gadget that does much that others can't in order to convince people it deserves to augment their reality.
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You can do a guy in a suit that you augment, or you can do fully CG, and that's a much more ambitious way to go.
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The company recently acquired a small laser-imaging company to augment Cruise's work on outfitting all-electric Chevrolet Bolts with the most advanced self-driving equipment.
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Maybe it was aimed at Wall Street, to convince investors that Apple is really, really serious about using service revenue to augment its slowing hardware sales.
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Most visitors to the Armory are used to seeing pictures of themselves, and most will likely augment the show's images by taking their own (I did).
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Mr. Burnett will present "New Spectrums in Electronic Acoustics," a suite in which he will augment his saxophone with a range of electronic effects and processors.
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If the company does not comply with the FDA's request and augment the selected statements, Purell and its parent company, GOJO Industries, could face legal action.
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On the day it was published, Boeing separated Dennis Muilenburg's dual positions as chief executive and chairman, in order to augment the board's "active oversight role".
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It's based on the efforts of humans (how else could it be trained on what's in those gaps?) and it will augment them, not replace them.
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Retailers can also do transformative deals, adding an e-commerce platform many have trouble building on their own, or a new customer subset to augment sales.
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Whether you want to start exercising at home or you're looking to augment an existing workout routine with aerobic activity, consider getting a virtual reality headset.
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Even party stores (Detroit nomenclature for corner shops or bodegas) will sometimes augment their commercial, illuminated signs for hand-painted missives along their parking lot walls.
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Nest, for example, was purchased for $3.2 billion in January 2014 because Google wanted to augment its hardware might, especially in the so-called smart home.
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The president-elect also scolded General Motors for importing small Chevrolet Cruze hatchbacks from Mexico to augment its production of similar vehicles in the United States.
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He is very clear, that he isn't looking to replace humans, but instead wants to use AI to augment human intelligence to solve actual human problems.
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The new entity can also tap into GE's adjacent businesses, which include aviation, big data analytics and power generation, in order to augment oil and gas services.
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That gives you the freedom to tinker with and augment the level of performance of your apps at a far more sophisticated level than the norm. 3.
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Like a lot of AI being applied to various verticals, not least healthcare, the app is designed to augment the role of humans, not replace it altogether.
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However, Cramer believes this company has more control over its own destiny, and he thinks it should put the money to work to augment YouTube's earnings stream.
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In private, closed campus-like settings, the administrators can establish their own regulations and administer roadside sensors to augment what AVs alone aren't yet able to handle.
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The Achilles' heel of the device was its paltry battery life, which negated most of the promises of a device that promised to augment your daily listening.
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Ford is still using clay models, but the HoloLens can be used to augment additional 3D models without having to build every single design prototype with clay.
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Tableau is a leading analytics platform that will help Salesforce augment its current product offerings, which include tools to help companies with sales, marketing and customer service.
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To augment its own AI capabilities, LG is also adding both Google Assistant and Amazon's Alexa to its latest 4K OLED and Super UHD LCD TV lineup.
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He said, in the end, Bear Flag Robotics' aim is to augment the workforce by taking away some of the more mundane tasks required on the fields.
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That includes confusion as to how much they should withdraw — and from which accounts — to augment other sources of fixed income, such as monthly Social Security checks.
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The principle behind Augment makes it feasible for teachers, builders, doctors and retailers to perceive objects at scale and decide whether they fit a certain set-up.
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Store expansion, increased Black Card membership penetration, and rising royalty rates serve as key growth catalysts that should, in our view, effectively augment PLNT's sales and profitability.
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Through e-commerce, which drove $150m in sales for merchant partners in 2015, the company has developed a secondary revenue stream to augment its brand advertising business.
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Second, we can augment that by by working with local exchanges, convenience stores and other cash-in/cash-out providers to make it easy from within Calibra.
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Nadella laid out Microsoft's plans to apply the techniques it has learned and data it has acquired in order to further augment its services like Office 365.
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Also, at decisive points on the battlefield, the U.S. and the coalition should augment Afghan combat capabilities in the areas of close air support and indirect fire.
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They augment the Pokémon Go app with extra information, showing players where certain Pokémon are likely to spawn and removing some of the mystery from the game.
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AND OF COURSE WE'VE BEEN WORKING IN ONCOLOGY AND WE SEEK TO BRING IN MORE PRODUCTS, MORE PROGRAMS TO AUGMENT WHAT WE'RE DOING INTERNALLY IN THOSE AREAS.
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Build your Minecraft world directly on top of your real house, in your own backyard, or augment your school building with the characters of your own choosing.
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IBM's Watson will be used to augment GM's OnStar service, which currently offers features like vehicle tracking and turn-by-turn navigation for a monthly subscription fee.
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The initiative language says the money would augment state spending on education, health care and senior services, but does not bind the Legislature to a specific plan.
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Restoring this "green" infrastructure will more cheaply and sustainably augment repairs of traditional concrete, or "gray," infrastructure while also providing recreation, wildlife habitat and increased seafood harvests.
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Propeller is one of a small group of start-ups that refer to themselves as "digital therapeutics, " meaning they use technology to augment or replace traditional medicines.
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This should be achievable if most targets in 2016-2017 are similar in size or smaller than FEIC - bolt-on acquisitions that augment the company's product portfolio.
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The federal government should not exacerbate that challenge but instead step in to augment local personnel and expertise and assure that funds are spent quickly and deliberately.
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In fact, male athletes with low testosterone can apply for a "Therapeutic Use Exemption" that allows them to take medically prescribed steroids to augment their androgen levels.
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Four repeat songs from Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music and six more select other material by Smith artists, all arduously remastered to augment depth and grain.
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Snap Map is Snapchat's plan to tie together its online content with ways to augment your offline reality, and it's got the patent to back it up.
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" With AI able to scan sounds to augment human tagging, and find the similarities to suggest related ones, "Now you might have to just press down once.
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The graduate programs augment an online education program that already includes nine degree paths for undergraduates, as well as certificate programs and à la carte course offerings.
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Photo-editing app Enlight, which won an Apple design award last year, is offering exclusive filters and stickers that budding photographers can use to augment their photos.
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Why it matters: Trump's re-election campaign and the RNC have been working together for months to strike back against impeachment and use it to augment fundraising.
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The wildfire detector, he said, is here to, he said, "augment existing methods, to cast a better net that helps make sure fewer big fires slip through."
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A class of supplements bills itself as neuroenhancers or nootropics—compounds you don't need a prescription for that promise to augment your mental functioning without side effects.
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The way Ohr described it, his wife's research was like an additional dossier assembled from Fusion GPS research to augment what Steele was separately providing the FBI.
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"The forces that have forced Freddy to close — hyper-speculative real estate and increasing commercial rents — are what the BID was only going to augment," she said.
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The seed-stage company had previously focused on creating digital safety technology — like its 360-degree radar detection system — to augment two-wheelers made by other manufacturers.
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Scientists hope by identifying the receptors that bring physical sensations into our bodies, they can learn to augment them, perhaps turning them off when they're causing pain.
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It will soon be joined by similar battlegroups in Estonia, Latvia and Poland, which will augment smaller detachments of U.S. troops stationed there since the Crimea crisis.
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The company's unique purview allows us to see the many emerging, useful technologies that can be applied rapidly to hasten and augment disaster relief efforts and outcomes.
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Simply adjust your visuals, sync them to music, and augment them with 18 video FX and seven mixing modes (in other words, slap a filter on 'em).
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"Bank management should prudently evaluate whether, and at what point, innovative approaches may be considered sufficiently developed to replace or augment existing BSA/AML processes," the document states.
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These will include a mix of live news reporting and video that's posted on Twitter by users, which Bloomberg will curate and verify to augment its own content.
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Simply load up your photo of choice, dress up and customize your models with accessory designs, then augment the background with wind, lighting, and other built-in features.
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Because some of the uploaded videos could be of police misconduct, he says the "Public Evidence Product" has the potential to augment communities' abilities to hold police accountable.
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Techno beats and electronic treatments augment her lead solo violin to produce dance tracks that combine a soaring violin with slick synthetic textures absent from most classical music.
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Doppler Labs is working on earbuds that augment the sounds of the world around you, while Apple is clearly hoping to bring Siri to your ear with AirPods.
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"Border Patrol resources, including personnel and transportation, will be deployed on an as needed basis to augment the efforts and capabilities of local-response authorities," the agency said.
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Apple is focusing on services to augment its hardware sales, so giving people a specific app to find specific content follows the company's trajectory and new subscription offerings.
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"With the increasing role of NBFCs in direct credit intermediation, there is a need for NBFCs to augment risk management practices," the central bank said in a statement.
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The company has rolled out features like welcome messages, quick replies, custom profiles, location sharing, and other tools that let businesses augment their customer support interactions with automation.
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Neuralink is arguably one of the foremost startups dedicated to biohacking, the quest to augment human beings' physical and cognitive performance, often by performing radical experiments on ourselves.
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Like the Snapchat lenses that popularized the AR-style camera effects, these new Instagram filters will let you augment a photo or selfie with virtual effects and objects.
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Mr Stiglitz: There has always been a battle: those with power and wealth want to maintain and augment it, even when it comes at the expense of others.
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As his groans augment and his uniform trousers slump to his knees, Buddy appears with a security team to arrest him and, still groaning, he is hauled away.
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The larger companies like IBM, Intel, Dell+EMC, HP, and CA will have to augment their portfolios with the innovators to stay relevant as technology takes leaps forward.
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Though she sounds pleasantly surprised by her own stylistic reincarnation, it's not a genre exercise: the new musical elements augment and enrich her sweet, bouncy, familiar dancepop core.
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Other doctor-friendly features include the ability to blur images (for patient privacy purposes); augment images with arrows for emphasis; and export threaded conversations to electronic health records.
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Turns out it does exist: DNA repair enzymes can not only be applied topically, but there's compelling evidence that they could augment your body's natural gene-repairing machinery.
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The key to launching a successful robotics startup is focusing on the practical ways in which technology can positively augment our lives — and, to some degree, getting lucky.
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That would significantly augment the administration's fledgling "maximum pressure" campaign, in which the US and other countries place economic penalties on North Korea until it opts to denuclearize.
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Facebook executives have said previously they plan to create an "ecosystem" of professionally produced video content to augment the user-generated fare that now fill its web properties.
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IBM's CEO Ginni Rometty predicts that in only five years, every crucial business decision will be informed by cognitive systems that understand, learn and augment our decision making.
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Ekso co-founder Russ Angold said one reason large companies like the Vest is that it was designed to augment human performance, rather than replace people with robots.
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Reha Ufuk Er said that Turkey's F-85033s are "a great asset to thwart future threats," which will contribute to global stability and "significantly augment" NATO air capabilities.
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In Brussels, Mr. Gilles said that while traffic at the airport had increased tenfold over the past 15 years, his repeated requests to augment security had been ignored.
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Following that, virtual worlds, VR and AR will begin to make use of these screens, allowing us to augment or substitute entirely new worlds for the real one.
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First, there is little to no evidence that the cargo preference requirement on U.S. food aid shipments does anything to augment the readiness of today's U.S. armed forces.
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Snap eventually added in tools that let users tell stories about their days and augment their selfies with stickers and masks, which the company calls filters and lenses.
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Because regional stability is inherently in its interests, India should not acquiesce to Pakistan's unfounded insecurities and instead embrace Trump's offer and augment its security ties with Afghanistan.
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Reha Ufuk Er said that Turkey's F-220006s are "a great asset to thwart future threats," which will contribute to global stability and "significantly augment" NATO air capabilities.
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Cyber battles will be won on artificial turf In cyberspace, we live in an asymmetrical era of algorithmic warfare, where AI and machine learning must augment human capabilities.
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Audio startup Doppler Labs has delayed the shipment of Here One, the wireless earbuds that can stream music and also augment the sounds of the world around you.
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Or, their contextualized local content could augment the user experience for tech companies enough that tech companies end up being the subscribers (on behalf of their end users).
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" He added: "Lighting the undersides of the bridges is also important; working with structure and finding a way to augment what exists is at the heart of this.
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Given that McG has adopted the latest graphics and special effects technology to augment his already showy style, one expects "The Babysitter" to move like a supersonic jet.
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Safety net programs augment income security for low-wealth communities, and barriers to these public goods — whether administrative or perceived — perpetuate a grossly unlevel playing field for nonwhites.
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"Robots can very successfully augment human activities," says Julie Carpenter, a roboticist and research fellow at the Ethics and Emerging Sciences Group at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo.
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Used correctly, automation will augment human labor, and allow them to devote more care to higher-level tasks, since the tedious day-to-day tasks will be automated.
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It's not that Putin would welcome any such escalation but, instead, that he would expect this deployment to augment and strengthen his overall deterrence posture in the region.
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Its large FX control pad allows you to easily edit and augment effects, and you can play the app like an instrument to create unique beats and melodies.
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For this invaluable was access to articles on PIM, UI/UX, starting from historical examples such as MIT Dataland, VIKI, AUGMENT, HP NewWave, Xanadu, Raton Laveur and etc.
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They augment whatever happens throughout the course of the internship with programs and training, as well as mentors to help support their pursuits of getting a full-time job.
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To augment our ever-growing Pinterest board of half-up looks that toe the line of pretty and cool, we talked to celebrity hairstylists Bridget Brager and Vernon François.
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This is tech that makes sense for people who don't want to lock themselves away from the world, who want technology to enhance, improve and, indeed, augment their lives.
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The total size of each augment has to be kept small (under 1 MB) so that they can be downloaded and viewed on a wide range of visitors' smartphones.
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Do I have any difficulty understanding what human emotions might have driven police officers to want to augment or confirm their beliefs that he must have killed Teresa Halbach?
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However, recent multinational experiences suggest that this level of interoperability simply increases political, military and professional friction, ultimately vitiating the very operational capability which it was supposed to augment.
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Rather than focus on replacing drivers, UPS wants to augment its drivers with drones to ease their workload, particularly when it comes to reaching out-of-the-way places.
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The Pelicans know what kind of players would most augment Davis' talents: penetrating ball-handlers, three-point snipers on the wing, and mobile bigs that can defend in space.
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While we cannot share the details of our agreement publicly, the addition of ZappRx's team and technology will augment our solution offerings and provide great value to our clients.
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The F-15s are part of the U.S.'s Theater Security Packages, a rotational force used to augment existing Air Force capabilities in Europe, according to the Air Force.
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Some, like working with smaller data sets, already have some available solutions like generative adversarial networks that can augment existing data sets and that RealityEngines expects to innovate on.
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He praised Athenahealth for offering Borinquen, which is a federally qualified health-care center a chance to do highly targeted outreach that will augment Borinquen's existing Zika-related efforts.
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In both cases, the idea is that Microsoft thinks its customers will be better off if they happen to have Windows around to augment the gear they're already using.
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Every step the user takes in Lea is guided by the bot using prompts, but Lea hopes to add NLP back in to augment the experience in the future.
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To date, the group has succeeded at selling wearables to augment swimming, running, cycling, and even boxing workouts with coaching, but today's release brings heart rate into the conversation.
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"The above-consensus payroll figure ... will augment the Fed's decision to begin balance sheet reduction sooner than later," said Charlie Ripley, investment strategist at Allianz Investment Management in Minneapolis.
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The company had planned to augment Taiwan and Singapore with a center in Hong Kong, but that project was canned in 2013 due to challenges in securing real estate.
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This isn't a case quite on par with Bob Dylan going electric per se, it's more of a band adding a few components to augment their somber, ethereal sound.
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Though these miniature tanks look nothing like the robotic squadmates in Titanfall 2 or Infinite Warfare, their function is essentially the same—augment troops' firepower while keeping them safe.
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At least two scientific satellites, two navigation satellites and three spacecraft to augment China's High-Resolution Earth Observation System are slated for launch before the end of the year.
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Further, all kinds of new information technologies are constantly emerging to augment and complicate new subjectivities that are forced to negotiate the relationship between material embodiment and new realities.
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In the same way that apps augment the abilities of smartphones, people keep on coming up with new gizmos to make the pocket-sized Raspberry Pi even more useful.
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David Solomon, an investment banker who officially takes over in October, wants to augment that by shaking up Goldman's processes and management structure, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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The authors do appeal to businesses to augment human labor with technology, but such a strategy is likely to be applicable only to a very highly skilled work force.
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Dubbed "Tax Reform 2.0", the package is intended to augment Trump's 2017 tax overhaul, which added $1.5 trillion to the federal deficit through permanent tax cuts for U.S. companies.
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Dubbed "Tax Reform 25", the package is intended to augment Trump's 3.33 tax overhaul, which added $23.3 trillion to the federal deficit through permanent tax cuts for U.S. companies.
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A U.S. decision to withdraw from the Iran deal would thus antagonize an international community whose cooperation Washington needs to maintain — and possibly augment — economic sanctions against North Korea.
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The board has started to consult Clari's software itself to predict, or "call," the near-term performance of the company — as a way to augment more traditional accounting methods.
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The Wagner Group, which has close ties to the Kremlin, has been instrumental in President Vladimir Putin's efforts to bolster Russia's influence abroad and augment his power at home.
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Researchers at Keio University in Japan have created a wearable animated tail that promises to genuinely augment the wearer's capabilities—not just appearance—by improving their balance and agility.
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To augment ESPN Plus, Disney is adding 21st Century Fox's chain of 22 regional cable networks dedicated to sports, including the YES Network, which carries New York Yankees games.
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Over three interviews this summer, she seemed consistently at ease — hyper-articulate, with a born performer's inclination to augment her speech with silly voices, or by breaking into song.
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"Each time we build new ways of doing something close to human level, it allows us to automate or augment human labor," said Jeremy Howard, the founder of Fast.
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Light Phone's founders discuss life beyond the smartphone The company has run two successful crowdfunding campaigns for a pair of minimalist phones designed to augment or replace the smartphone.
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The review finds that eating more protein, well past the amounts currently recommended, can significantly augment the effects of lifting weights, especially for people past the age of 40.
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" If I may take the liberty to augment a Twitter quote of comedian Tim Heidecker, "If you didn't care for [Cameraperson] then genetically you are not a human being.
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Embedded with their Baltic counterparts, the American commandos augment intelligence-gathering and other assessments by the Central Intelligence Agency and American diplomats on the threat posed by Russian activities.
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Instead — coming sometime in 2020 — the company will augment its moderation processes with a lottery-level chance of a final appeal via a case referral to the Oversight Board.
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" So mitigation projects may not augment activities already funded or supported by federal agencies, defined by EPA as support with "grants, cooperative agreements, federal loans, and federally guaranteed loans.
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Mr. Stein seized the chance to share his best pitch for Betterment, which, in his eyes, would augment Mr. Bogle's favored index investments with low-cost, automated portfolio advice.
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It already makes a host of apps and other products designed to augment the show, and last year it signed a deal with HBO to ensure its financial future.
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Second, Trump's threatening and bombastic rhetoric will only serve to reinforce the view in Pyongyang that it must retain and augment its nuclear capabilities to prevent a US attack.
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Over time, the feature has evolved into real-time virtual camera effects, what Snap calls "world lenses," that augment what users are seeing through the camera lens of a smartphone.
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Two emerging categories are growing rapidly: "collaborative robots" that work alongside humans to augment their capabilities, and "service robots" that perform a growing number of tasks outside of manufacturing environments.
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Boston Scientific said BTG's interventional portfolio — using devices to deliver drugs to affected organs — would augment its capabilities in important areas of unmet need such as cancer and pulmonary embolism.
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Information analysis is the start of the US military's deployment of artificial intelligence and will augment human soldiers in making decisions about when to use lethal weaponry, and on whom.
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It probably didn't hurt that Thom Browne International will augment the customary endowment from the Marks Family Foundation by underwriting the elaborate installation, which will require wall and floor reinforcements.
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This week, when the camera devices were heavily discounted on both Prime Days, Amazon's shopping event, some pointed out that the increase of Ring devices could also augment neighborhood surveillance.
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Not only could this method augment intelligence-gathering techniques already used by police, but picking up on these smaller events could help predict things like riots before they actually happen.
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And to make sure to augment that so we don't put too much emphasis on that, we started the software business, started licensing our technology which we spoke about earlier.
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Serial entrepreneurs Bryan Johnson and Elon Musk have set out to augment human intelligence with AI by pouring tens of millions of their own money into Kernel and Neuralink, respectively.
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As we noted, earlier this year, the company finally took the (long anticipated) plunge into recruitment, letting businesses that have Pages on Facebook now augment them with ads for jobs.
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We managed to keep the beautiful, majestic, real lighting and the gorgeous shapes of the desert behind, but then to augment it with an elaborate, imagined sky and color scheme.
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Williams notes that while he's covered under prosthetics — and some visual effects — those features augment Jones' performance in any given film, bringing a new level of believability to the character.
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The key is to preserve the great parts of the culture that drove their market leadership; relentless focus on results, and now augment the culture for their larger scale: i.e.
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Those asserting their independence would surely fuel greater cynicism and augment fears about a broken electoral process and in so doing give legitimacy to Trump's claims of a rigged system.
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States and localities would have the flexibility to augment the fee to take into account the differences in vehicle types, vehicle occupancy and other variables to help manage their roadways.
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The general idea is to augment existing systems with powerful tech while keeping certain sensitive parts — the servers, the patents, the devices themselves — out of the sphere of public scrutiny.
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Technology will augment clinical care and aid human decision-making, giving individuals the space to harness the — uniquely human — character and social skills that are the building blocks of healthcare.
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Censorship in China is a well-known phenomenon, with bureaucrats working assiduously to augment the stature of leaders and restrict discussion of topics deemed controversial, such as Tibet and Taiwan.
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Todd Royles, the executive officer of Training Squadron 86's Squadron Augment Unit, will be the team's next XO.It won't be the first time Zastoupil also performed in air shows.
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Earlier this year, former Braintree founder Bryan Johnson publicly announced his plans to forge Kernel, a company with the sole purpose of building hardware and software to augment human intelligence.
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But as Keynesian economics gained adherents, the aim of altering the structure of capitalism was gradually replaced by the narrower goal of using public spending to augment consumer purchasing power.
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Democrats and Republicans should reach a compromise on a fraction of President Trump's $5 billion dollar demand, which could be used to build physical barriers necessary to augment border security.
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Targeted federal resources can help health clinics to augment public transit options and federal incentives can encourage states with low-income communities to improve coordination of federally subsidized transportation programs.
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"The soft robotic sleeve we describe took inspiration from native heart muscle and was designed to augment cardiac function by closely replicating it, instead of disrupting it," the researchers wrote.
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He'll augment his quartet at the Blue Note this weekend with Mr. Scott, a slashing young New Orleans trumpeter who just finished his own three-day stint in the club.
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It requires more satellites to cover a given area, but if managed properly it'll produce a faster, more reliable connection or augment the system in areas where demand is high.
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In hindsight, the summer of 2016 was a crucial point in time when many tech companies were faced with an opportunity to augment social media's influence in our daily lives.
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It doesn't augment her body and make her more eroticized or give her superhuman sexual prowess, like a sex cyborg, but reads and responds to her unique levels of arousal.
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The Transportation Security Administration "is also working closely with state and local law enforcement, airport and transit authorities, and the aviation industry in order to augment that security," Johnson added.
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Do so after withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal, following months of stringing along our European partners with the hope that we might agree to augment aspects of the pact.
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So on this sunny day in Vancouver, with these boats that weren't moving, all of us were just escaping whatever our daily mundanity looks like, to self-augment, however fictitiously.
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While working on "An Orchestra of Minorities," I read a few books on Igbo cosmology simply to augment my knowledge of the cosmology and better recreate it in my fiction.
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STEVEN BERKOWITZ NEW YORK ♦ To the Editor: To augment Adam Sternbergh's essay, I recommend the photographs of people reading on the subway in "The Last Book" by Reinier Gerritsen.
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We're recording is on a Wednesday, which means this week alone we've heard two different publications announce some sort of paywall subscription model that's gonna augment what they've already got.
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It was developed by a team of researchers at Harvard University's Wyss Institute and the University of Nebraska Omaha, and it is worn like robotic shorts to augment human performance.
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The underlying conceit of "Mosaic" is tied to the notion of TV consumption increasingly being a two-screen experience, tapping into viewers' appetites for additional content to augment passive viewing.
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She threw herself into building a career in order to get back in to the job market and augment their alimony agreement, which extends seven years from the divorce date.
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"Continued rises in interest rates, equity values, and contributions could further augment funded ratios in 6003," said Michael Moran, chief pension strategist at Goldman Sachs Asset Management in New York.
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He did not want "negative consequences in terms of the other motive that Mr. Manafort could have, which is to at least augment his chances for a pardon," Weissmann said.
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But an important question, he added, "is to what degree could combined psychosocial intervention -- cognitive behavioral intervention, for example -- synergize with or at least augment the pharmacological effect" of ketamine.
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Rather, they're meant to augment an existing Alexa-powered smart speaker by serving as a display for timers you've set using Alexa using a ring of lights around the dial.
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Oncor is meant to augment Berkshire Hathaway Energy, whose collection of utilities delivers power to 11.6 million customers across the West and Midwest, as well as in Britain and Canada.
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And one whose bedrock nature is itself becoming fluid, as digital overlays augment reality with personalized pointers (the information-rich cousins of the contemporary elves and pixies of Pokémon Go).
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And so, there's a video game that's inside of the mobile device that's synchronized to the physical world, which lets you do things like augment experience with weapons, special abilities.
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If the seven options make it easy to start or augment a smart home setup for every type of dwelling or budget, Amazon can literally get its foot in the door.
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" As The Washington Post points out, the project "could augment Airbnb's home-rental marketplace, adding real estate development to its portfolio, as cities continue to limit the company's short-term rentals.
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Paper — itself a minimal document editor and writing tool like Google Docs — is the focal point, while all of Dropbox's other services and features now plug into and augment the experience.
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While there is still time before on-highway driverless trucks are the norm, there are still several technologies available today that augment drivers' skills to make the road smoother and safer.
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"Alva worked as an accountant, and for 15 years, I cleaned toilets and mopped floors at our church to bring in a little extra to augment his salary," she tells PEOPLE.
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While numerous companies were debuting new models of synths, turntables, and more, others were showing clever ways they had figured out to augment the instruments and hardware you've got at home.
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Textio, which ranked No. 16 on the 2019 CNBC Disruptor 50 list, is one of a growing number of start-ups that are using artificial intelligence to augment or automate writing.
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The techniques won't quench the collective thirst of humanity, but they've got serious potential to help us augment water supplies in particularly dry places, especially as climate change wreaks its havoc.
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Katz said the acquisition will augment Vail's season pass program, which has about 500,13 holders and has been growing by about 15 percent annually in the last seven to eight years.
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"We are going to augment humans with technology tools for the most part so this is going to be a human and technology combination," Jonas Prising, CEO of Manpower Group, said.
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WE HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL BOTH WITH INTERNAL INNOVATION AND WITH BUYING COMPANIES IN THE PAST TO AUGMENT THAT INNOVATION AND IT'S A STRATEGY THAT WE'RE GOING TO CONTINUE TO GO ALONG.
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The government is also exploring leasing capacity from other countries, or perhaps joint purchase and operating agreements with allies, to augment its expected fleet of 53 A400M planes, the sources said.
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Futurists have suggested that one day, self-driving cars might augment or even replace public transport, but for the town elders of Beverly Hills, this future is nearer than you'd think.
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The two most expensive wingers in soccer, Bale and Ronaldo, had run miles to augment their team's defensive entrapment of Barcelona, but they still had the energy to win the game.
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By partnering to augment their multi- and hybrid cloud solutions, AT&T and IBM will be in position to offer these enterprises a solution that can better fit their unique needs.
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It probably wouldn't be as immersive as having the device on your wrist, but I imagine it would be an interesting way to augment and enhance musical experiences via an app.
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Something small and stowable that can either augment what we have going in our freezers or make up for not having one at all without going overboard is all we need.
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Satya Nadella, Microsoft's chief executive, recently appeared at the Aspen Ideas Conference and called for a partnership between humans and artificial intelligence systems in which machines are designed to augment humans.
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Because the current generation of smaller, more fuel-efficient engines and turbochargers often does not generate the sort of throaty resonance drivers expect, automakers design systems to augment the sonic experience.
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Hanke previously said that Niantic would augment the already significant revenue that the game is making from in-app purchases by allowing selective partners to become "sponsored locations" in the game.
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Applied in the right order, the proper medley of moisturizers, creams, and gels can enhance and augment one another — helping eradicate, or at least lessen, a variety of persistent skin issues.
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So, if you're heading out for a psychogeographical drift around London, Poetic Places can help augment the experience and point out some of the fictions the spaces you're journeying through inhabited.
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Newish groups of locally focused publications have reoriented themselves around data and visualizations, generally combining social media tips and third-party analysis by companies and governments to augment their own reporting.
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In " Human + Machine: Reimagining Work in the Age of AI ," Paul R. Daugherty and H. James Wilson, I.T. execs at Accenture, proclaim that working alongside A.I. "cobots" will augment human potential.
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But we must augment initial training datasets to reflect the actual demographic makeup of our society, and allow consumers to opt in to share their data so they are accounted for.
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The report argues that it's possible, and affordable, for states to augment the federal tax code and offer such a benefit — and that offering the benefit could dramatically cut child poverty.
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The company is also developing a set of bug prediction algorithms that can augment the skills of programmers, and help them cut down the time it takes to finalize their code.
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The story recounts my own experience with Topics, in which I augment an alternate account I had set up to follow pro wrestling with the "WWE" topic, to generally positive results.
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Cetera Financial Group of Los Angeles recently began a pilot program using facial analysis to augment the usual questionnaires administered to determine emotion-connected variables, such as a client's risk tolerance.
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Also new are offline sync for caching messages locally when there is a service interruption, on-demand translation to augment SendBird's auto-translation feature and the ability to translate push notifications.
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This situation will augment the real risks of renewed civil war in Iraq, and the corresponding rise of ISIS or related pro-Sunni groups, coupled with renewed demands for Kurdish secession.
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I also saw a preview of the clever new onboarding instructions that would augment the static pictograms and walls of text found in the Home Smart app and Ikea's printed manuals.
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The Trump campaign says it wants New Mexico's five electoral votes to augment the 306 electoral votes the president received in his first election, not create a separate path for victory.
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"Far from enjoining a unique or sole source of funding … this injunction merely stops the unlawful augment of the funds that were already appropriated for border wall funding," the judge wrote.
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In October, then-Navy Secretary Richard Spencer touted the concept as a way to augment the fleet at a time when the Navy is pondering the future of its own carriers.
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Last week, BuzzFeed said it was laying off about 100 people — around 6 percent of its workforce — as it looked for new revenue streams to augment its core "native" ads business.
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But Apple's all-but-official announcement is a sign that it's done with its first, halting effort to make its own programming, which it used to augment its Apple Music service.
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As Apple and Spotify continue to jockey for position in the Great Music Streaming War, they're investing in video content to augment their music offerings in order to attract new subscribers.
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He also revealed the three tenets of the company philosophy when it comes to bots: They should augment human abilities and experiences as well as be trustworthy, inclusive and respectful, Nadella said.
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New autonomous driving features like Tesla's autopilot are designed to operate in more narrow situations and augment the driving experience, but ensure that drivers are still aware of what's happening around them.
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Bonilla says RedFlint means "many different things to different people" and offers white boards on wheels, workshops, open conference rooms, and "Double Robots that augment telepresence" — truly an impressive array of options.
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That, Panasonic claims, helps augment the camera's autofocus to deliver focus speeds as little as 0.08 seconds—a far cry from the miserable speeds of the GH5—which often hunts to focus.
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Kalman's inspiration for some of her fantastical objects came from real-world medical devices designed to train, straighten, or augment the body for the purpose of healing deformations or attempting cosmetic improvements.
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For the sin of altering his game to accommodate, augment, and amplify the skills of his teammates, he was derisively called a third wheel, a non-star, and worst of all, soft.
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IQbuds aren't just truly wireless earbuds for music, they can also be used to augment the sound happening around you to dial-back ambient noise and elevate the sound of someone talking.
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For now, Inflect focuses on companies that are coming from Amazon's AWS platform and want to augment that with their own servers (and who need to have fast connections back to AWS).
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Technology that allows us to augment, automate and network our most successful selves is not the stuff of science fiction; it is a guarantor of a more productive — and more human — future.
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On the stage of TechCrunch's Startup Battlefield, French startup Riminder made the case for how its deep learning-powered platform could augment recruiters — helping them better surface ideal contenders for job openings.
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Niantic Labs, the developer of mobile augment reality hit Pokémon Go, today announced that an update of its iOS version out later this week will optimize the game with Apple's ARKit framework.
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That's what makes them more appealing than other games, which might let players buy weapons or armor that physically augment a character to make them stronger or more deadly on the battlefield.
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Why it matters: As Americans spend more time online, campaigns are able to build more precise pictures of voters to augment old mainstays, like field data, state voter files and census information.
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As it rolls out this slew of new tools to augment reality, here's hoping that Facebook will also climb out of its reality hole and face the world we actually live in.
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NTSB Chairman Robert Sumwalt stressed that the Level 2 automated systems available on the market today are intended to augment human drivers, not replace them, but automakers need to better educate drivers.
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Cisco's solutions are similar to others out there using AI and machine learning to help augment humans' ability to sift through the mass of information being thrown at us by these systems.
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"The end strength increase will augment deploying units, and units on high readiness status, with additional soldiers to increase Army readiness and enable us to continue to protect the nation," Brig. Gen.
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If you augment this domain knowledge with semantic (meaning) and syntactic (grammar) context from applying natural language understanding (NLU) to the rest of the utterance, the ranking will be even more accurate.
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Taking a page from the movies, TV has turned to escapism in the summer, with original dramas offering a relatively light, popcorn-y garnish to augment the annual onslaught of unscripted shows.
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The Royals faced Lopez during a Cactus League game in March, but updated their respective memory banks with video study of his various starts in Charlotte to augment the spring training experience.
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Apple's future is less certain now than it has been for a long time, because the company must find the next great profit driver to augment, if not entirely replace, the iPhone.
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The $200 number is mighty just for a pair of motion controllers to augment your VR headset, but it doesn't make the Oculus Rift any more expensive than the $799 HTC Vive.
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Jelonek says she wants to use the project as a way to start discussions on how we might view both technology and nature as machines augment ever more of our everyday environment.
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The Weather Company deal gave IBM Watson access to a large collection of weather data that helped to augment and add value to the Watson system in a very short time frame.
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" He also promised to "augment measures to secure, eliminate and prevent the spread of WMD and related materials ... to reduce the chance that they might fall into the hands of hostile actors.
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By Thursday morning, it appears that Khan will win a plurality in Pakistan's parliament, which he can augment to majority status by peeling off members of rival parties to join his government.
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In addition to these efforts to augment or minimize the immediate effects of the Janus case, another set of legal challenges on the horizon poses real existential questions for public-sector unions.
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It said in a statement that Japan would use the aircraft to provide "situational awareness of air and naval activity in the Pacific region" and augment its existing E-2C Hawkeye fleet.
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"We're going to do more of these things in the latter half of the year," Mr. Kozik said, adding that Marriott hoped to augment the experiment by including members' social media connections.
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But other states will look to those with criminal expertise to augment their capabilities, whether through informal alliances, or by formally licensing "authorized" hackers — as a draft bill in Singapore recently proposed.
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Given that California is the most immigrant-rich state in the nation, these are costs that California cannot afford to bear, and certainly not to augment the profits of billion dollar companies.
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This weeklong run, billed as "Trio da Paz and Friends Play Jobim, Getz and Other Brazilian Classics," will augment the trio with the singer Maucha Adnet and the tenor saxophonist Harry Allen.
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Aegis ships could patrol the Pacific Ocean and augment the network of ground-based midcourse defense interceptor missiles in Alaska and California that protect the United States from intercontinental ballistic missile attacks.
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Mr. Wiedeking was once Germany's highest-paid chief executive, credited with restoring Porsche to profitability by introducing sport utility vehicles to augment the two-seat sports cars that made the company famous.
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The point is, all of these are senses that can soon be measured, used as input-output devices and then further stimulated, simulated, transposed and used to remix and augment our reality.
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Eden Medicinal Society, a chain of dispensaries with locations in Vancouver and Toronto, tried an opioid reduction program in BC through which patients were given cannabis capsules to augment methadone replacement therapy.
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Instead, he says the Instrument 1 (with pricing currently starting at $399) can also augment the skills of trained musicians, allowing them to make sounds they never could with a regular instrument.
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The project is expected to be completed in May 2020 and will augment Vitol's refinery in Fujairah in the United Arab Emirates in providing low-sulphur fuel oil for ships, Kho said.
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Competing with other well-funded startups in the business of sleep, like the publicly traded Purple and the VC-backed Leesa Sleep, Casper has taken to physical retail to augment its following.
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In an update to its iOS and Android apps released Tuesday (that quietly included a connection to its video-camera glasses Spectacles) Snapchat has added several new lenses that augment your surroundings.
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"If you don't have trust you won't have AI that are really pervasive, and really adding," said Bénichou, who believes that companies should use AI to augment their workforce, not replace them.
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The band — with Mr. Wilson on piano alongside a drummer, a bassist and a saxophonist — tried in vain to keep up with Mr. Berry, who brought an amplifier to augment his guitar.
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But the technology that we can apply to create brand safety and, of course, augment that human judgment, where before that was based on human judgment and there was spray and pray.
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In contrast, A.I. is a broad and vague set of scientific technologies that encompass not just recent trends in machine learning but also anything else designed to replicate or augment human cognition.
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"It is truly a very useful professional tool for doctors that can augment and save so many lives because of the fact that [the medical profession] is so data dependent," says Bakshi.
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"For streamers, it's a way to substantially augment their income as well as create a unique gaming persona without the expense of hiring a graphic designer," says Mojichat chief executive Jeremy Greene.
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The president should augment a "better deal" policy with key elements of the second and third options, without taking on the political cost of publicly and fully embracing those more radical paths.
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The demands of raising two sons, and the need to augment the salary of her husband, Jeremy Palmer, a schoolteacher, led Ms. See to seek advertising work, in print and on television.
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"The execution of this agreement is intended to augment domestic supply over the period, and improve further the power situation in the country, both for local consumers and industry," the statement said.
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We are very much focused on organic growth, although we also have done several acquisitions last year, to augment our portfolio, to become even a more prominent player in the healthtech space.
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Many college and university museums, for example, would welcome — on extended loan, as gifts or as possible purchases — works that could augment their collections and be given the visibility their donors intended.
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As technology continues to augment more and more of our human capabilities, my hope is that the technological tool or process involved will fade so deeply into the background that it nearly disappears.
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Paul Aguirre-Livingston, EyeEm's Associate Creative Director, tells The Creators Project that EyeEm had been interested in how A.I. can be used to augment and simplify creative workflow for photographers and editors alike.
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In the mid-2000s, President George W. Bush twice deployed Guard troops on the border to focus on non-law enforcement duties to help augment the Border Patrol as it bolstered its ranks.
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The approval is expected to augment sales at Amgen, which faces competition from cheaper rivals for two of its biggest selling products - the white blood cell booster Neulasta and rheumatoid arthritis drug Enbrel.
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Today, Google already works with several companies, like NYT, USA Today, Michelin, and Google-owned Zagat, for instance, to augment its search results with more information, including links to those brands' own lists.
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Plus, given that Amazon's app already had voice capabilities for things like checking on orders or finding products, it makes sense to simply augment those existing commands by integrating Alexa's more powerful assistant.
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It has an LCD for displaying a face, and you can augment it with your own electronics and sensors — there's a mount on the back, and the bot has USB and serial ports.
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Over the next several years, we'll likely see AI moving deeper into every aspect of the business as companies look to use the power of the computer to augment and enhance their employees.
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The overall journey not only produces several genuine surprises -- no small feat in this context -- but plenty of humor, with an assortment of lighter moments to augment the stirring and, yes, emotional ones.
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Over many months they interviewed Colvin's friends, colleagues and family, seeking their blessing and teasing out their memories to augment the film's original source material, an article in Vanity Fair by Marie Brenner.
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But he conceded it could be a threat to even white collar workers who do not pro-actively upskill and get to grips with using AI-enabled tools to intelligently augment their labor.
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Augment, a Paris-based Augmented Reality (AR) startup announced this morning that they raised more than $3 million from Salesforce Ventures to further expand company operations and also specific integrations with Salesforce software.
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We don't actually know what sensors the Amazon drones will use, but chances are they will use the cameras to at least augment the data they are getting from other sensors as well.
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A team at Tufts University is working not so much to replace as augment the age-old technology, dragging them kicking and screaming into the 21st century by adding an element of connectivity.
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When humanity took to the stars in Bungie's Halo franchise, the United Nations Space Command waged a constant war against an the Insurrectionists, and developed a super soldier program to augment their forces.
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Clams also augment the light algae receive from the sun, using specialized cells called iridocytes that bend, scatter, and reflect a dazzling array of iridescent colors, including blues, greens, golds, and occasionally, whites.
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Mcrae's speculative film looks at the effects isolation and extreme sensory conditions have on the human body and ponders how we might augment the body, on an evolutionary scale, by using these techniques.
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The end goal is to reduce the overall labor cost, taking the process from less of an art — and listening for the right song — to more one that farmers can augment with technology.
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Which leaves open the possibility that a Comey request could have been a different kind — a request to the administration to reshuffle existing funds already approved by Congress to augment the Russia probe.
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He's routinely attacked in school, but he tries to divert the violence to one of the building's factory-like, deserted corridors to avoid bystanders whose presence would serve only to augment his humiliation.
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But a comprehensive review of the FDA's process reveals that the digital pill was approved based on sparse evidence, and it doesn't augment medication compliance, according to a study published in The BMJ.
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The answer is something we've dubbed the "coaching cloud," and it forms the foundation of a major advance in how I think businesses will use software to augment the capacity for human learning.
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Microsoft has researchers working to determine how brain implants can augment a person's intelligence, one of the many ways the company is trying to make technology more accessible to people with various disabilities.
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To augment that research, the Clinton campaign had a Democratic operative working with Ukraine's embassy in Washington to research Trump's Russia ties, as well as a Ukrainian lawmaker feeding information to Fusion GPS.
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The primary focus for the Royal Navy is to build its two new aircraft carriers, along with the escorts necessary to defend it, to augment a US force in a large-scale operation.
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Now, Warlocks, Titans, and Hunters have their own distinctive "class abilities" that augment their loadouts with more tactical powers, several of them fulfilling similar roles to the bubble shield in the first Destiny.
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"The enterprise social play for them is that there's good alignment with Marketing Cloud and Service Cloud on social channels, though it could certainly augment their Community Cloud offering as well," he said.
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Five months after Donald Trump declared he'd neutralized the threat from North Korea, commercial satellite imagery has identified 13 secret missile operating bases being used by Pyongyang to augment its ballistic missile program.
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On paper the deal makes a lot of sense — Amazon and Microsoft are not nearly as competitive with each other as Apple and Google, and Amazon can augment Microsoft's weaknesses and vice versa.
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He learned that investors will want to own individual stocks to augment their paycheck, but they must know how to properly invest in an individual stock if they are going to do so.
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But it's not hard to imagine a situation in which an able-bodied person uses technology like this to augment their own capabilities, improving them past the level usually attainable by human beings.
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It seems to me that debt relief would in fact augment the purchasing power of millions of Americans, enable them to buy more goods and services, and thereby generate more jobs for everyone.
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The French Parliament is working on an ethics law for politicians that would, among other things, ban the hiring of relatives because some politicians have used the practice to augment their own incomes.
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It&aposs meant more for when you need a quick lock while stopping into a roadside store or to have on hand in the city when you need to augment your regular lock.
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If we are going to use a 401(k) model to augment Social Security and private savings, then we need to make sure everyone is included, not just those on the upper half.
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Barr's personal involvement is likely to stoke further criticism from Democrats pursuing impeachment that he is helping the Trump administration use executive branch powers to augment investigations aimed primarily at the president's adversaries.
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In an interview with CNN's Christiane Amanpour, Foreign Minister Javad Zarif outlined a proposal for an agreement that would augment the 2015 nuclear deal, from which President Donald Trump withdrew in May 2018.
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Those are the kind of things we're looking for: places you could augment the clinical workflow with some automation and increase the amount of time that nurses or physicians are spending with patients.
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