At the moment, such a drone is beyond human technology.
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Bureaucratic densification since the 1970s has made government beyond human control.
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But building a megastructure to hide our planet seemed beyond human capability.
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Ruh is the spirit that continues to exist, but far beyond human understanding.
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As she learns and excels, she begins to change into something beyond human.
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But we do think we have beyond-human capabilities when it comes to driving.
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They shape-shift into their surroundings as puddles and streams, largely beyond human control.
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Now, some see a very real risk that control might pass beyond human beings altogether.
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After all, if there is a God, then that God is utterly beyond human comprehension.
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The selling then cascaded through their computer systems in a way almost beyond human intervention.
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We might then turn our attention to the next step beyond human civilization: humane civilization.
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"The resilience of the Yemeni people has been stretched beyond human limits," the report said.
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In the comics and in the show both, Dr. Manhattan has evolved beyond human understanding.
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Awe is the feeling of being in the presence of something vast or beyond human scale.
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The biggest obstacle to change may be people's assumptions that global warming is beyond human intervention.
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He writes an occasional columnfor Motherboard in which he ruminates on the future beyond human ability.
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What makes ASI particularly dangerous is that it will operate beyond human levels of control and comprehension.
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Narrator: But the fires are still raging beyond human control, and the long term prospects are grim.
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" The look to the sky, he said, could be the player's "recognition of something beyond human agency.
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He writes an occasional column for Motherboard in which he ruminates on the future beyond human ability.
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We can't seem to get enough of them, because they transport us to places beyond human reach.
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But it could also imperil jobs, make possible new kinds of weapons—and even develop beyond human control.
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His life—and death—lends itself to romanticisms because in many ways he felt almost beyond human, too.
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He's referring to a system of gods slaying gods, of violence beyond human understanding, marked by unfiltered rage.
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At frequencies higher than 20,000 hertz, beyond human hearing, ultrasound can damage tissue if produced with enough power.
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We're told that we may be just a few years away from technologies that are beyond human control.
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While often anthropomorphized, the most common raccoon memes elevate them to a status above and beyond human reach.
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Beyond human rights violations, many argue that the strategy has been a failure from a security standpoint alone.
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The scenarios in which AI goes beyond human intelligence are, by definition, the scenarios that we cannot imagine.
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For reasons beyond human comprehension, this frog can produce some hilarious images — the lifeblood of a good meme.
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It's a hopeful act, embracing and recording a once-in-a-life time event that's far beyond human control.
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" He says that people can act as healers and find cures, using "ultra healing, which works beyond human knowledge.
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A recent version of string theory posits the universe to have 11 dimensions, seven of which are beyond human ken.
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How Sampras, who was staggering like a beaten prizefighter, fought through a barfing spell to win is beyond human understanding.
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Do you believe that these problems have solutions that people can understand, or do you believe that they're beyond human comprehension?
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Looking even further ahead, we may one day need to peer into the mind of an AI vastly beyond human intelligence.
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But obscuring the underlying personhood of mentally struggling characters reinforces the harmful notion that people with mental disorders are somehow beyond human.
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Still, the paper's authors are optimistic and the success of HGP—Write, they argue, would have far reaching implications beyond human health.
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In California, the Central Valley aquifer was showing signs that it could drop beyond human reach by the middle of this century.
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Mysteries were made for solving, and this island, Randa reasons, may contain all manner of wonders, or perhaps something beyond human imagining.
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To say it is a sight to behold cannot fully capture the magnitude of its stature; in person, it feels beyond human calculation.
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Thirdly, and most importantly, AI escapes human gaze when the details of its effects and technological dynamics go beyond human perception and understanding.
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The second concern—over AI, algorithms and robotics—involves a fear that the technologies may one day start to work beyond human control.
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Beyond human rights conventions that call for such access is the right of Americans to know what tortures were inflicted in their name.
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But in Metahuman what I am saying is, metahuman, meta means beyond, human the conditioned mind, that your essential state is already happy.
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Now, Honest Kitchen is taking this favorite fall flavor beyond human taste buds and sharing the seasonal speciality with our cat and dog friends.
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Andrew Grayson and his wife Halley deal with the lingering enemy forces, and prepare for the next phase of the war, beyond human space.
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The time available to marshal the elements of hands, frames, eyes, ears, vibrations, and software objects into one neat shape is beyond human comprehension.
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There are obstacles beyond human trials the safety of this procedure — it's an open question whether the pharmaceutical industry will embrace this kind of shakeup.
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Ultimately, Spivack suggested that we can't know right now if Arch Mission isn't just an echo of a far-distant project currently beyond human understanding.
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"First of all, I would like to thank the efforts—the efforts beyond human patience—of Secretary Dureza and, of course, Nur Misuari," Duterte said.
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Synopsis: A woman, accidentally caught in a dark deal, turns the tables on her captors and transforms into a merciless warrior evolved beyond human logic.
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Children didn't see the moonfaced person underneath the gigantic spinner: They saw something beyond human, yelling "fidget spinner" at me continuously, like I was a concept.
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Further, the invasion of privacy that these bills would impose upon all students, including but not limited to those who are transgender, goes beyond human decency.
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Seeing and hearing the world as we do will allow computers to take part in many other quotidian aspects of our lives beyond human-machine communication.
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The finest poem she set there, a multipage elaboration of an Amazonian folk tale, "The Riverman," has the Yeatsian radiance of a land beyond human discourse.
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Atlas' movement in this routine is at once incredibly human-like, and also something beyond human — especially when it turtles in preparation for its first somersault.
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It will then figure out the best ways to succeed at the task, devising solutions and strategies that are beyond human capacities, and possibly even human comprehension.
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If artificial intelligence goes off the rails, which many philosophers and tech entrepreneurs seem to think is likely, it could result in rampant activity beyond human control.
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Kosinski's most optimistic view of his research was that it represented a new kind of science in which machines could access truths that lay beyond human intuition.
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It's not many people that would even relate or comprehend—a lot of the shit I think or do or say or live is beyond human reasoning.
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Ancient texts in many faith traditions record the way in which we, merely human, acknowledge a Creator, a Spirit, a Yahweh who is transcendent and beyond human understanding.
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Spike Jonze's projection of our intensified personal relationships with virtual assistants assumes that gender, heterosexuality, and feminized affective labour will continue to exist even beyond human and corporeal relationships.
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But it answers only with a provocative silence, as per its title, as if to say that ultimate answers to questions of meaning and being are beyond human comprehension.
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"Killer robots that make life-or-death decisions on the basis of anonymous data sets, and completely beyond human control, are already a shockingly real prospect today," Maas said.
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So Einstein becomes mythologized as almost beyond human, to the detriment of all those who would follow in his footsteps and feel they have to live up to Superman.
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"The hate that you possess is beyond human comprehension," Melvin Graham, a brother of one of the victims, Cynthia Hurd, told the young white supremacist seated across the courtroom.
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Decisions made while balancing an electrical grid or managing a city's traffic flow are harder to explain, especially as many of them are taken at levels beyond human processing capabilities.
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Both the research agenda and the objective of the company are based on the premise that machines, in the future, can reach beyond human-level intelligence and potentially turn against humankind.
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But he tells me there probably does not exist a video game out there right now that a system like OpenAI Five can't eventually master at a level beyond human capability.
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In this respect, however, artificial intelligence is an unprecedented technology insofar as the predicted end goal of its leading developers is a superhuman intelligence that will likely be beyond human control.
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" Michael Chabon, a friend and admirer, sees her as "untiringly opening her work up to a perspective, to a nature that feels somehow beyond human, and yet fully human and recognizable.
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The size of the works in this room create a sense of bodies, both figurative and politic, which exist at beyond-human scale, and by extension, radiate a kind of passive menace.
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Yet it is advancing so fast that tech luminaries such as Elon Musk, Bill Gates and Stephen Hawking worry it will evolve beyond human capability and become an existential threat to mankind.
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"The term supernatural is here used to denote everything that is above nature and beyond human control," Francesca Leoni, the curator of the exhibition, and editor of the accompanying catalogue, told Hyperallergic.
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This opens up several opportunities that allow viewers to see what discrimination looks like not from a superhero's perspective — which extends above and beyond human ignorance — but from a more grounded, human one.
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Within a couple weeks of moving back, The Telus Spark Science Center in Calgary asked if McCauley would be willing to show her research in an exhibition called Beyond Human and do a presentation.
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Entrepreneurs think that devices could go beyond simply replacing lost functions: the brain could be connected to computers and to the internet to give it entirely new functions that are beyond human beings' abilities today.
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That conclusion arose directly from the Greens' religion, their belief that God's will was beyond human comprehension, that we are operating within a divine plan that we may or may not have the power to influence.
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"We're imagining a rebooted agency that goes beyond human-centric narratives of protection and care, incorporating the teachings and strategies of weedy vegetal life to advocate for ecological justice in a multispecies entangled world," Irons said.
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So says science writer Eve Herold in her new book, Beyond Human, which captures the current state of these various "converging technologies" in medicine via the scientists developing them and the patients testing out their early iterations.
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"The popular idea of cutting our emissions in half in 10 years only gives us a 50% chance of staying below 1.5 degrees and the risk of setting off irreversible chain reactions beyond human control," she said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Art history is full of seascapes depicting the ocean as either a thoroughly charted territory over which nations fight and do trade, or an unknowable force that is forever beyond human control.
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Furthermore, in the case of environmental threats that are largely beyond human control, being able to locate where the infrastructure is and where it's been broken or damaged means that people can get to repairing it more quickly.
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"The popular idea of cutting our emissions in half in ten years only gives us a 50 percent chance of staying below 1.5 degrees [Celsius], and the risk of setting off irreversible chain reactions beyond human control," she said.
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These are timescales far beyond human comprehension—think of the amount of time it would take to walk across the universe at its present size, if you had to stop and count every atom in the universe after each step.
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It's interesting to think about: Turner's playoff dominance is either a symptom of the randomness that rules everything around us, or a small piece of evidence that when it comes to baseball, there are mysterious forces at play beyond human comprehension.
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These investments directly led to current assets like the Department of Energy's Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory and its Joint Genome Institute that have extended the progress in biological sciences beyond human health to advance research in plants, microorganisms and ecosystems.
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Combined with the character's deep attachment to fantasy novels and nature, the alternatingly calm and creepy music that follows Mandy paints her as beyond human, a semi-spiritual entity capable of shaping the world around her through the love others carry for her.
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The world's finest climbers have long mused about the possibility of a ropeless "free solo" ascent of El Capitan in much the same spirit that science fiction buffs muse about faster-than-light-speed travel — as a daydream safely beyond human possibility.
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With three presidential debates and one for vice president behind us, David Leonhardt posted a helpful tally of debate questions — decrying the lack of a single question on one of the key issues facing humanity in this century and beyond: human-driven climate change.
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Paul Johnson, the brilliant English historian, concludes his book A History of the American People with this observation: But Americans are, above all, a problem solving people They do not believe that anything in this world is beyond human capacity to soar to and dominate.
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Those of us in the internet security business have watched with great interest as ticketing issues have cast a bright public spotlight on bots, the pieces of software that crawl the web and perform automated tasks at a volume and speed beyond human capability.
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Phil is forever expecting, taking, or making calls, although we never see the stars to whom, or of whom, he chats—not because he's a fraud but because the movie gods of that epoch were and remain, to anyone of Allen's vintage, beyond human reckoning, and certainly beyond impersonation.
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All these films center around the concept of a theory popularized by inventor and futurist Ray Kurzweil which describes the point at which man and machine fuse together, a sort of a runaway idea where the development of technology becomes so great and rapid that it becomes autonomous and beyond human control.
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I recall reading about a survey that found that evangelical Christians and other devout families were reluctant to forgo active treatment, stating that God's mind is beyond human understanding but that God can perform miracles and the medical knowledge of professionals is God-given, therefore not to be thwarted by human action.
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" This set of ideas would have collectors do their best to "identify distinct classes of object" but to acknowledge that "such classifications were to some extent arbitrary; they did not adhere to the true order of nature because it remained beyond human knowledge to apprehend the real essences of things as God created them.
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When you talk to people about the Israel-Palestine conflict, the myth that you're likeliest to hear — even more than the myth that they've been fighting for centuries, or that it's all about religion — is that the conflict is too complex to possibly understand, a mess so far beyond human comprehension that we shouldn't even try.
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Beyond human levels of comprehension and controlBut these are problems of the present and the near future, and most of us can agree that measures should be taken to mitigate these negative aspects of AI. More controversially, however, is the suggestion that we begin preparing for the advent of artificial superintelligence—that heralded moment when machines surpass human levels of intelligence by several orders of magnitude.
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Nonetheless, melodrama aside, the real story is there: Project Blue Book was the code name for an Air Force program set up in 22006, after numerous U.F.O. sightings during the Cold War era, to explain away or debunk as many reports as possible in order to mitigate possible panic and shield the public from a genuine national security problem: an apparently technological phenomenon that was beyond human control and was not Russian, yet represented an unfathomable potential threat.
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And if you look at the history of what's happened since, how these past few decades have unfolded, the conflict starts to make a lot more sense: When you talk to people about the Israel-Palestine conflict, the myth that you're likeliest to hear — even more than the myth that they've been fighting for centuries, or that it's all about religion — is that the conflict is too complex to possibly understand, a mess so far beyond human comprehension that we shouldn't even try.
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