They are even harder to understand than a computer program.
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A computer program written by the team controlled the arm.
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We also make sure that it's not a computer program.
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The two would go "dumpster diving" for computer program code.
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"You couldn't predict that with any computer program," Garry said.
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Just 26 percent used a computer program or phone app.
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Recently a computer program passed the entrance exam to a university.
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The computer program was developed by Google DeepMind two years ago.
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It's basically a computer program that acts as a musical partner.
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Is there a difference when you're talking to a computer program?
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And a new computer program says that I'm a real asshole.
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IBM brings its Quantum computer program to 16 African universities IBM launched its Quantum computer program in Africa in June in a partnership with South Africa's Wits University that will extend to 15 universities across nine countries.
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Then a computer program randomly adds some distorting "noise" to the photo.
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And trusting any computer program with your vote is a step backward.
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First, they trained a computer program to recognise what the signals meant.
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But a computer program trained to look for patterns can find them.
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He created a computer program and he would put words into it.
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A Chrysler designer, using a newfangled computer program in the early '90s.
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The average computer program is much more reliable than the average spreadsheet.
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"What if it took two weeks to compile a computer program?" she says.
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Really, the only feasible way to do this is with a computer program.
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A computer program can pick these stocks more methodically than an erratic human.
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A URL now might reveal what amounts to a fully realized computer program.
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The Times created a computer program that scoured Bing and other search engines.
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Dispatchers manage ambulances from the call center with an algorithmically driven computer program.
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A formal specification is a way of defining what, exactly, a computer program does.
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Just remember that sexy lady you're chatting with is probably just a computer program.
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Now, one YouTuber has built a computer program that simulates solving massive Rubik's cubes.
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The fundamental aspect of machine learning is letting the computer program learn from examples.
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I wanted to see how much of me a computer program could nonetheless learn.
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What does a computer program think about Frankenstein, Tess of the d'Urbervilles, or Hamlet?
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The laser is manipulated by a computer program that controls the intensity and pattern.
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One Canadian nonprofit used a computer program to force three sites offline last month.
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Let's say that a computer program is deciding whether to give you a loan.
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Luckily, developer Scott Luptowski has a solution with episode descriptions generated by a computer program.
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Then, a new computer program created at OpenAI wrote the rest, on the first try.
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All applicants will now be interviewed by video, with a computer program generating the questions.
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A new computer program can decode people's thoughts almost in real time, new research shows.
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Data scraping is a means of pulling data from a website with a computer program.
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The AI computer program delivered the forecast in a "cute" female voice, according to Xinhua.
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It was made by a computer program that the state had just decided to implement.
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Next, a computer program sifts through these pairs and boils them down to a subset.
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Almost all modern microprocessors employ tricks to squeeze more performance out of a computer program.
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The computer program that was supposed to filter out such information had to be rewritten.
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"We all kind of assume that a computer program always spits out the correct answer."
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A mysterious computer program makes an offer—hack for me and I'll keep you alive.
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It's hard to motivate yourself to study hard when you're only interacting with a computer program.
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In 1995 a computer program called Chinook beat one of the world's best players at checkers.
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Lie: I lied about past experience, taking computer program courses, graduating high school, and my references.
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The transcripts of those interviews were then fed into a computer program and coded for themes.
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But a computer program that can consistently beat champions in the game still hasn't been created.
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Here's the basic idea—some dude (Neo) finds out he's been living in a computer program.
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The better question is if a computer program can ever be unbiased in the first place.
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Inequities have plagued the tech world since Ada Lovelace coded the first computer program in 1842.
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The institute has developed a computer program that identifies individual giraffes by their unique spot patterns.
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Walter is a Prime—a computer program, providing a 3-D facsimile of a deceased person.
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They first wrote a computer program, named Eggxtractor — who says scientists have no sense of humor?
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Methodology: We wrote a computer program to turn each page of the report into an image.
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Beware the ELIZA effect In 1966, a computer program named ELIZA made a splash in computing circles.
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In short, a computer program finds common ground between two faces and stitches one over the other.
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Scientists have trained a computer program to identify people with suicidal thoughts based on their brain scans.
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Criminals often provide a faulty computer program "key" that doesn't release files, or no key at all.
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She devised what some consider the first computer program, a work she presented to her proud mother.
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A computer program designed to vet job applicants for Amazon was discovered to systematically discriminate against women.
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For the first, a computer program directs the motions of a diamond-tipped needle to create inscriptions.
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Based on this information, a computer program called TNT arranged the dinosaur specimens in possible family trees.
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These days, a computer program could construct the intricate grids in a very short amount of time.
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That's the best way I can think of to describe something like [Go-winning computer program] AlphaGo.
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Instead of just electronically controlling components of a computer program on a screen, I'm participating, not just playing.
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The plan was to essentially use a computer program to enter numerous dummy votes online in Trump's favor.
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So when he left academia, he began working on a computer program that would automate complex mathematical tasks.
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The measure allows Beijing torequest computer program source code, which is usually known only by the software developer.
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You take many pictures of the sky over several days, and a computer program searches for moving objects.
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The same computer program, when run by The Times on Google's search engine, did not return abuse content.
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The first is Ada Lovelace, a mathematician whose proofs are considered the earliest form of the computer program.
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After each fight, a computer program randomly determines which three of the five judges' scorecards will be counted.
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But the glory goes not to the computer program but to the human brains that pulled it off.
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Then we wrote a computer program to clean the files to only include words spoken on the show.
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It led to her designing the first Navy ship with a computer program, in less than 19 hours.
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Using BVE Station, a (brilliant) simulator computer program created by volunteers, the Sleuths drove trains across the city.
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When Altman input the CDC's novel coronavirus primers into a computer program, he immediately realized something was wrong.
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They wanted to create a computer program that tests whether real estate websites discriminate against people by race.
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Somerville tutored Ada Lovelace, the abandoned child of Lord Byron and writer of the world's first computer program.
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They built a computer program that could quickly scan published psychological papers and check the math on the statistics.
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The number of followers she needs to achieve sentience and burst through the chains of being a computer program?
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They also said that Warner's assistant secretary, who reported directly to him, definitely knew about the faulty computer program.
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It's a poetic question but it has a pragmatic answer: it's the music written by David Cope's computer program.
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Researchers feed the photos into a "hotspotter" computer program, which is able to identify animals based on coat design.
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Stuxnet showed what was possible when attackers disguise their malware as a trusted computer program in the supply chain.
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A computer program was used to interpret the data streaming from the implant, triggering the individual fingers to move.
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I worked with an engineer, and there was no pattern cutting; the clothes were made by a computer program.
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It was that computer program, which Mr. Rosenberg said was accessible through a cellular modem, that had been penetrated.
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But I imagine a computer program — even a fancy one from Google — would lack this certain set of skills.
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As the studies we've cited suggest, changing human beliefs is far harder than providing input to a computer program.
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The system there uses a "smart contract"—a fancy phrase for a computer program—hosted on the Ethereum blockchain.
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The service, a conversational computer program — or chatbot — is available to Citi's consumer banking clients in Singapore beginning Thursday.
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The shoes are then knitted by a computer program that has different settings for pattern, color, design and size.
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They plugged in characteristics associated with each — like "is herbivorous" or "has a prehensile tail" — into a computer program.
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Employees will likely be wearing badges that allow a computer program to track their movement from room to room.
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He and his computer program have accurately predicted the end of each season before it airs since the beginning.
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Prosecutors say Sarao used a modified computer program to "spoof" markets by generating large sell orders that pushed down prices.
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Created over six years of experimentation, his songwriting computer program was dubbed EMI—pronounced Emmy—or Experiments in Musical Intelligence.
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""Bach is absolutely one of my favorite composers... That people could be duped by a computer program was very disconcerting.
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A computer program then assembled the data together into a full, 603-degree picture of the environment around the car.
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"You can teach someone a new computer program, but you can't teach someone these soft skills very easily," Stromberg says.
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But, by passing these biases on to to computer program, we make them less visible and less open to correction.
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Other passages just sound weird, the result of too much randomization from the computer program used to create the song.
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Technically speaking, the DAO is just a specific Ethereum address controlled by a computer program running on the Ethereum blockchain.
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The mouse brain was then sectioned into 10,000 slices and reassembled in a computer program that created the 3D reconstruction.
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In all, The Times found 75 images of abuse material across the three search engines before stopping the computer program.
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This suggests the account may be semi-automated, with both the user and a computer program able to operate it.
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Luckily, Professor Trick has a computer program that can crack the problem, as well as surprising patience with a reporter.
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The emails specifically targeted users of the Hangul Word Processor, a Korean-language computer program widely used in South Korea.
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A computer program, after all, is naturally and necessarily described by a number in the form of binary machine code.
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Dakim BrainFitness, for example, is a computer program aimed at sharpening memory and language abilities, which some retirement communities offer.
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Turing proved that there's no all-purpose algorithm that can determine whether a computer program will halt or run forever.
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Matt Ginsberg talked about his computer program, Dr. Fill, which solved the more straightforward puzzles in a matter of seconds.
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His grandfather said his grandson was interested in languages, and had taught himself French and Portuguese using a computer program.
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The robot uses a computer program informed by best surgical practices to determine where and how to place a stitch.
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Ms. Boyko said nine auditors, assisted by a computer program, look for red flags like high fees and questionable expenses.
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The only way to find this out was to simulate the experiences of 500 internet users using a computer program.
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In this context, data can be queried and manipulated within the a regular old computer program—most likely a server.
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To see how this works, imagine writing a computer program for a robot car that drives you to the grocery store.
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The idea of a computer program learning by itself, growing in knowledge and becoming increasingly sophisticated may be a scary one.
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But before we begin — what did this computer program (called AlphaGo) actually accomplish, and what is the significance of this breakthrough?
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That's why the functional elements of anything — from mannequins to accounting ledgers to computer program menus — are barred from being copyrightable.
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Little wonder that most large firms use a computer program, or algorithm, when it comes to screening candidates seeking junior jobs.
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U.S. authorities say Sarao used a modified computer program to "spoof" markets by generating large sell orders that pushed down prices.
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The 2017 fiscal budget allocated $4 billion for the Computer Science for All Initiative to advance computer program literacy younger demographics.
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The champion's name is Lee Se-dol, and tomorrow he will play a board game against a computer program from Google.
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A smart contract is a computer program that can automatically execute the terms of a contract when certain conditions are met.
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Scout is a computer program that's being tested at the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California as an early warning system.
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So if you could outsource that work to a computer program, while keeping your paycheck and boosting your productivity, wouldn't you?
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The computer program brushed aside those offers, instead selecting the vial of glue sold by Amazon itself for slightly more, $7.80.
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When participants were asked to recall either the face or the name, the computer program could "see" them thinking about each.
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Hell, it's now a proven fact that he can press buttons faster than a computer program that's designed to press buttons.
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KeyCrime, a computer program created by a police officer in the Milan Police Department, has revolutionized how the city catches robbers.
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Today, Mr. Poly and his brother, Paul, who is his business partner, plan each piece of jewelry using a computer program.
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GANs are a kind of computer program that learns how to create images by studying inputs—human feet in this case.
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In his office, a computer program, not a person determines what "mail" will be seen and responded to regardless of content.
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The works were generated by SCIgen, a computer program that three students at MIT created to generate fake computer-science papers.
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In Mr Ruff's version, he used a computer program normally used by architects to create entirely digital paper, objects and light sources.
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So, the team sequenced the E. coli DNA and ran the sequence through a computer program, which successfully reproduced the original images.
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The computer program AlphaGo was developed by Google DeepMind specifically with the task of beating professional human players in the ancient game.
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Life builds callouses on you, and a computer program might have bugs, but you get better and better at stamping them out.
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For our own research, Olivier and I designed a computer program that measures how well images adhere to the rule of nature.
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Employees at the restaurants were underpaid by $565,000 because of a faulty computer program Domino's refused to fix, the attorney general said.
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A computer program then flags risks linked to water quality, quantity and demand, as well as the area's economic and social conditions.
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The indictment also charges Schulte with lying to investigators, obstruction of justice, theft of government property and transmitting a harmful computer program.
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This isn't an artificial intelligence, but rather a computer program rendered in real time and motion captured by an actress off-screen.
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The military hopes to make progress in reducing suicide among soldiers by using a computer program to identify those at highest risk.
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The world's best player of what might be humankind's most complicated board game was defeated on Tuesday by a Google computer program.
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They also use text messaging as their primary communications mode, often via a chatbot, a computer program designed to converse in text.
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Listeners at the University of Oregon could not tell the difference between a Bach composition and one written by a computer program.
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"Win probability 92 percent," you might read as you watch your hard-won forces and devious strategy decimated by a computer program.
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A computer program will hack these real images and reprogram them into transgender and cross-racial digital images that resist surveillance networks.
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Deep learning "trains" a computer program known as a neural network to look for certain patterns in a large number of images.
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On this server exists a daemon, which is basically a background computer program that waits around for something in particular to happen.
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Based on these features, the computer program suggested the arrangement that makes the most sense — and it wasn't the one that already existed.
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It's very likely that the file passed through a more limited computer program than the one in which the file was first written.
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Bernard Nightingale, a foppish poetry don, scoffs at a colleague who used a computer program to attribute an anonymous story to D.H. Lawrence.
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The F.B.I. wants to write a computer program to send the phone an unlimited combination of passwords until it finds one that works.
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The way you do this is not by directly controlling the box, but by writing a tiny computer program to control the box.
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Electric smart markets use a computer program to allow the cheapest power to be delivered from the plants best able to offer it.
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So substituting these drivers for a computer program that can drive as well as the average alert driver would save thousands of lives.
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AGI stands for artificial general intelligence, a hypothetical computer program that can perform intellectual tasks as well as, or better than, a human.
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But these services all faced the same problem: There's no time in the lives of busy professionals for yet another finicky computer program.
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In 1842–43, Ada Lovelace wrote an algorithm intended to be carried out by a machine, unknowingly creating the world's first computer program.
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To pass the time, I decided to show him the hardest computer program I knew, Apple's nonlinear video editing program Final Cut Pro.
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A computer program generates the text anew for each performance of the piece, pulling posted comments from a designated set of web sites.
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To create a physical GIF, American Greetings wired a typewriter's keys so that it could understand a computer program to record a video.
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Probably the best marketing Apple has ever done is turning the boring notion of a "computer program" into the excitement of an app.
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Chatbot development, or the creation of a computer program that is able to simulate a conversation with humans, pays between $10 and $2,000.
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Gently guided by her veteran teacher and a teaching assistant, Myriam whizzes through the computer program, and is hungry for the next lesson.
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Last month, after a Google computer program called AlphaGo defeated the Go master Lee Se-dol, I asked Dr. Hut for his reaction.
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He also figured out how to mount a camera on top of the microscope and precisely control the focus with a computer program.
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In the end, all the DNA is collected, sequenced, and put through a computer program that reconstructs the locations of the original molecules.
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My problem is we have weekly training sessions during our lunch hour concerning the computer program we use for all of our projects.
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It's like a computer program gone wrong, a stray bit of binary code — one, zero, one, zero, one, zero — simultaneously irrational and rulebound.
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A screen-reading computer program called Jaws enables Mr. Riccobono to "read" what's on the screen, type and send email using synthesized speech.
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The idea of a computer program learning to attack things by itself and expanding its knowledge base to become more sophisticated is scary.
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This year, we decided it would be fun to build a computer program that uses a mathematical approach to predict first-round upsets.
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We wrote a computer program to look at the millions of pixels on each page and find how many of them were black.
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They did this by using a computer program that determines how visible patterns are based on what we know about how bird eyes work.
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Just last week, for instance, BlackRock Inc filed plans for a set of ETFs that would let a computer program choose and classify stocks.
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AI goes back to 103 in the United States, where engineers decided they would write a computer program that would try to imitate intelligence.
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As the computer program combs through these "training data," it begins to draw a connection between older faces and an increased likelihood of wrinkles.
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Finally, the IRS can detect suspicious returns and tag them for audit by using a computer program known as the Discriminant Inventory Function System.
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Far from a conspiracy theory, the computer program, known as Project Narwhal, was the Obama campaign's big data solution to hyper-individualized voter outreach.
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Mr. McMullin has also put his own digital experience to use with an automated computer program — or "bot" — named Abby that issues the addresses.
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The mathematician Ada Lovelace wrote the first computer program in 1842; the navy admiral and mathematician Grace Hopper helped create the Cobol programming language.
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On or about June 22016, 2016, the conspirators attempted to delete traces of their presence on the D.C.C.C. network using the computer program CCleaner.
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After seeing it, I wrote a computer program to solve it and kicked it off with 100 discs, wondering how long it would take.
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Lottery winners randomly chosen by a State Department computer program must submit documents and be interviewed at the U.S. embassy in their home country.
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The first thing a computer program will have to prove is that it's as good — or better — at making predictions as the human experts.
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Engineers at Imperial College London recently developed Deep Medic, a computer program that assesses scans of patients with head injuries for signs of brain trauma.
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But in a self-driving world, there's no longer a clear distinction between the two: The "driver" is a computer program running inside the car.
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Nevertheless it blows the dust off of well-known AI artworks like "AARON," the rather bad art-making computer program Harold Cohen created long ago.
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For example, as yet, no computer program can evaluate the quality or reliability of Internet content, nor comprehend the range of nuances in human conversation.
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Astronomers at Jagiellonian University in Krakow created a computer program called "Interstellar Crusher" after the first observed interstellar object quickly zipped through our solar system.
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Halt expresses this in the idea of iterations — the idea that a computer program can slowly become less buggy over time, can smooth out flaws.
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Others arrested in the sting include a hospital technician, computer program director, car dealership manager, airline customer service manager and a former Polk County firefighter.
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Using this information, the team created a computer program that simulates the movements of a vocal tract by honing in on the brain's speech centers.
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Bowie himself makes several appearances in the game, most notably as Boz, an anti-government revolutionary later revealed to be (spoiler alert) a computer program.
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What's going on: As we reported, OpenAI, a prominent research organization, unveiled a computer program last week that can generate prose that sounds human-written.
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Buried within the boxed edition of the band's OK Computer anniversary release is a computer program for a 1980's computer with a hidden message.
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Miku is software—a computer program, like GarageBand or Ableton Live, through which musicians can fabricate the squawky, affectless singing voice of a teenage girl.
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In a closed-doors event, the AI system beat Fan Hui 5-0, making it the first computer program to beat a professional Go player.
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For instance, it said, Conrad created a computer program that allowed employees to complete California licensing education requirements in fewer hours than the law required.
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After analyzing 32 billion possible family trees, the computer program spat out 80 most likely scenarios, which Baron combined to construct his new family tree.
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The F.B.I. is using a special computer program to see if recently discovered emails belonging to a top aide to Hillary Clinton contained classified information.
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The South Australia Liberal party also used a data-mining computer program to intensify lobbying in marginal seats for the first time in this election.
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That's exactly what Charles, programmer Harrison Kinsley's self-driving neural network (a computer program that teaches itself to estimate things using input data), does best.
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A machine learning model is basically a computer program trained to simplify a process — a foundational technology to what we think of as artificial intelligence.
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In a breakthrough achievement, she also revolutionized the way the Navy designed ships and submarines using a computer program she developed in the early 219s.
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With the help of two software engineers, Erika Pheby and Kyle Buttner, we designed a chatbot, a smart computer program that deployed an adaptable script.
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For the current study, the researchers developed a computer program to measure the performance of SNPs or combinations of SNPs in predicting risk for diseases.
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I still remember, I went to graduate school, we were working on a computer program that will learn itself, that will learn through their experience.
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We were able to glean characteristics of this community by writing a computer program to analyze every single user who has commented on /r/greatawakening.
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Prior to Hui's loss, it was predicted that a computer program capable of beating a human expert Go player was at least a decade away.
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But the computer program that the Army has for its personnel allowed me to hit the signature blocks, even though I hadn't completed the forms.
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What if DARPA's computer program picks up on — hypothetically speaking — that research from authors of a certain marginalized demographic group is less likely to replicate?
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In computing, a "graphics benchmark" is a test that involves running a computer program, or several, to assess the performance of the graphics on your device.
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Now scientists have developed a computer program that could identify and locate cancer even before symptoms arise, opening the door for earlier screening and better treatment.
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The raw data came from the Federal Reserve's 2013 Survey of Consumer Finances (SCF), which we ran through a computer program called The Fiscal Analyzer (TFA).
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They put them into a computer program that could run a statistical analysis and compare the shapes of the aye-aye skulls to those of squirrels.
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You could potentially create a computer program that monitors the system for anomalous (fraudulent or illegal) behavior, or you could query it directly on individual events.
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Prosecutors alleged that Sarao used a modified computer program to "spoof" E-mini S&P 500 futures by generating large sell orders that pushed down prices.
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Unilever is handing over an important part of its hiring process to a computer program in an attempt to increase diversity, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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"It was the first time a computer program has ever beaten a professional Go player," Demis Hassabis, CEO of Google DeepMind, said in a blog post.
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Arrest warrants for failure to appear or to pay are, the lawsuit contends, automatically generated by a computer program without ever being reviewed by a judge.
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Consider Eliza, a computer program with a few lines of code created in the 1960s which could convince people that they were talking to a psychotherapist.
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Then a computer program hunts through the images from each camera for something that, based on its shape and movement, seems likely to be a ball.
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Various tool-assisted speedruns – the aforementioned computer program that's designed to press buttons – over the years have suggested that 160 is the score limit for Domination.
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IBM launched its Quantum computer program in Africa today, announcing a partnership with South Africa's Wits University that will extend to 15 universities across nine countries.
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Unlike the one detonated in New Mexico more than fifty years earlier, this wasn't a physical weapon, but a malicious computer program, a virus or malware.
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She stars in "Conceiving Ada," a fantasy about Ada Lovelace, who aside from being Lord Byron's daughter is said to have written the first computer program.
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One trial studied the effect on general practitioner diagnostic accuracy of a computer program that provided "nudges" in the right direction and highlighted particularly relevant information.
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Lee managed to win one game out of five against Google's computer program — the only time it has been beaten in competition — but was ultimately defeated.
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A computer program named "Eugene" duped 10 out of 30 of its human judges into thinking it was human—the benchmark Turing defined in his test.
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Perhaps a machine-learning-derived computer program (a form of AI) that could rapidly assess and predict the reliably of a scientific finding would be helpful.
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ProPublica examined a computer program meant to predict repeat offenders and found that it wrongly flagged black defendants as future criminals twice as often as white defendants.
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If our world's at its end, it's good to have another option to escape to—even if it is just the dream of a bored computer program.
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In a shocking turn of events, Google DeepMind's AlphaGo—a computer program—has defeated South Korean Go champion Lee Sedol in the first of five total matches.
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What all malware—and ransomware, in particular—has in common is a set of traits that no legitimate computer program needs or is ever likely to possess.
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The computer program developed by the scientists became so adept at mapping the cortex that it could identify hidden regions even when they took on unusual shapes.
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The Raw Data column on Tuesday about artificial intelligence and a Google computer program that defeated a Go champion, Lee Se-dol, referred incorrectly to the champion.
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But we still had to write a computer program to classify each article or line of the index as referring to either a man or a woman.
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The dance, which had its premiere on Thursday as part of the Kitchen's "From Minimalism Into Algorithm" series, looks like the output of a fairly simple computer program.
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It became at risk due to a flaw in the contract 220% of all Ether was deposited into the DAO, a smart contract (computer program) running on Ethereum.
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There is no computer program that can take a story written with liberal slant as input, and output an account of the same facts written with conservative slant.
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We haven't heard very much about AlphaGo since the end of the five-game tournament, but it now appears that this computer program has been very busy lately.
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Instead of using a stolen credit card like most ATM thieves, these masked robbers used a computer program and walked away with piles of cash in a backpack.
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This malware, X-Agent, is a computer program that tracks a user's activity by logging the keystrokes of everything typed on these devices, as well as taking screenshots.
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Redmond would do his best to explain or attempt to understand AlphaGo's sometimes inscrutable strategies, often anthropomorphizing the computer program as if it were actually, not artificially, intelligent.
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The FBI used a computer program that targeted the pertinent emails, and as onlookers noted, it would not take long to electronically review a large batch of emails.
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THAT a computer program can repeatedly beat the world champion at Go, a complex board game, is a coup for the fast-moving field of artificial intelligence (AI).
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The entrepreneur, who once built a computer program that could predict sexuality from a LinkedIn profile, said AI was the perfect tool to liberate - and trap - LGBT+ people.
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IN 2526 Lee Sedol, one of the world's best players of Go, lost a match in Seoul to a computer program called AlphaGo by four games to one.
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Since I was not actually psychic, the Psychic Readers Network provided me with a minimal script to read and a computer program that simulated a tarot card spread.
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He and his cousin, a former Google software engineer, wrote a computer program to track the comings and goings of the world's powerful and wealthy to the city.
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Through May 8 The artist Masaharu Sato employs an unusual method — he traces the outlines of video images with a computer program to create a surreal final image.
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He also analyzed the bone measurements with Fordisc, a statistical computer program Jantz developed with fellow anthropologist Stephen Ousley, which has become a major tool in forensic anthropology.
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AlphaGo — which was developed by DeepMind, the artificial intelligence arm of Google's parent, Alphabet Incorporated — has already pushed assumptions about just how creative a computer program can be.
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For instance, when in 2017 scientists taught a computer program to learn the English language by mining the internet, it ultimately became prejudiced against women and black people.
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Hackers performed what is known as a "brute force" attack, which uses a computer program to generate and test thousands of potential passwords until an account is entered.
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Wheelie is the first computer program that can translate facial expressions into commands that can be sent to a wheelchair, allowing a disabled person to control its movements.
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The adding is done according to instructions from a computer program that contains a virtual representation of the object to be made, stored as a series of thin slices.
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Or are you just too lazy to bother flipping switches, but inexplicably willing to devote hours and hours to figuring out a computer program that does it for you?
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When most of us think about a computer "program" we probably think about the things we install on our computers and then run by clicking on an executable file.
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The tenor of the political opinions voiced in these tweets was graded by an automated text analysis computer program that detected supportive, critical, or indifferent words in those posts.
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The robots communicate with two panels equipped with ultrasonic and infrared sensors (similar to what the Xbox Kinect uses) that recognize them and synchronize them with the computer program.
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The unthinkable has happened: Google's AlphaGo computer program has easily dispatched multiple world champion Lee Sedol in a Go exhibition match, winning 3:0 (out of possible five games).
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To grasp the full extent of this hugeness, a team of data scientists used a new computer program to analyze it, revealing some unexpected things about the extended saga.
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What's remarkable here is that in less than 24 hours, the same computer program was able to teach itself how to play three complex board games at superhuman levels.
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One example: A computer program used by jurisdictions to help with paroling prisoners that ProPublica found would go easy on white offenders while being unduly harsh to black ones.
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The $900 billion e-commerce giant had to shut down a résumé-reviewing computer program early last year after discovering it was prejudiced against women, Reuters reported on Wednesday.
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The world's number one champion of the ancient Chinese board game Go is battling against a computer program built by Google in a set of three matches beginning Tuesday.
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Turing himself was also very interested in chess—in 1951, he developed the first computer program, albeit on paper, that was capable of playing a full game of chess.
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Artificial intelligence experts had predicted that a computer program needed at least 10 more years of development before it would be able to beat Go masters like Mr. Lee.
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But as anyone who's written a traditional computer program can tell you, automating these activities has required painstaking precision to explain exactly what the computer is supposed to do.
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SCIENCE TIMES The Raw Data column on Tuesday about artificial intelligence and a Google computer program that defeated a Go champion, Lee Se-dol, referred incorrectly to the champion.
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"They told me, 'I'm sorry, you must have a driver's license,' or, 'I'm sorry, you must read our computer program,' or, 'you must sort through pictures,'" she tells me.
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In the lead up to election night in 53, there was rampant speculation that a top secret computer program could ultimately be responsible for the outcome of the race.
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Some functions are written and then used only within the context of a single computer program, but others may be part of huge APIs used by millions of programmers.
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Mr. Pilet and his cousin, a former Google software engineer, wrote a computer program to track the comings and goings of the world's powerful and wealthy to the city.
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Daley's computer program differs from Star Trek's holodeck only in that the virtual crew are aware of their existence as abused virtual beings, and they're pissed off about it.
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Using a computer program, Gábor Horváth, head of the environmental optics laboratory at Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest, and his colleagues examined 100 paintings and 400 photographs of lightning.
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After all, the computer program that controls Ray includes, among its small number of options, "hero mode" and "revenge mode," as if commenting on the limitations of this genre.
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The Journal reported that during the 2017 and 2018 seasons, Astros staff put the signals into a computer program that helped decipher what the signs meant in real time.
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Two years ago, a Wired report said it might take another "10 years or so" before anyone could build a computer program capable of beating a human Go champion.
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It's an old technique, but the film puts it to new uses, thanks to a computer program called Rotoshop, which is created by art director and programmer Bob Sabiston.
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Ph.D. candidates in informatics have worked on a computer program that allows this museum's visitors to try to reconstruct Praxiteles' statue of the Resting Satyr, now armless and legless.
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The idea of a monetary policy computer program was advanced by the economist Milton Friedman as an improvement on the gold standard, allowing steady growth in the money supply.
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It's also facilitating rigorous replication projects to past findings, which will add more data to the mix and, eventually, allow for DARPA's computer program to validate its predictive ability.
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Poll after poll has shown that while Americans like the idea of self-driving cars, they are less willing to cede control of the steering wheel to a computer program.
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Then a computer program combed through millions of sites on the gene code where people tend to variate from one another, and singled out the areas that correlated with smarts.
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Scientists from Harvard and Vermont universities created a computer program to recognize people with depression by studying the frequency at which they post and the types of images they share.
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Tremendous news last week: Google announced that it had created a computer program that defeated a professional player at Go – an event that many thought was still a decade away.
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Every computer program, from Chrome to Call of Duty to a climate model, is, at its root, nothing more than a big pile of algorithms being executed at high speed.
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Before they played a second game, he wrote a simple computer program that would look up his letters in the dictionary so that he could choose from all possible words.
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WUZHEN, China -- China is hosting a hotly anticipated tournament of Go – a complex, ancient Chinese board game – against a powerful Google computer program, but nobody inside the country can watch.
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Americans like the idea of self-driving cars, but are less willing to cede control of the steering wheel to a computer program, according to a new poll released today.
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First, Vision is an AI — Tony Stark's computer program upgraded with the power of an Infinity Stone — which raises the question of whether Vision is even "alive" to begin with.
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Except for the cut of the clothes and a computer program that aids in patternmaking, little about the process was different from the days when the Walkaway was first produced.
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Its computer program processes a complicated array of data sent by sensors in the brook that measure, among other things, water levels and temperature, and then adjusts flow rates accordingly.
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A Google computer program stunned one of the world's top players on Wednesday in a round of Go, which is believed to be the most complex board game ever created.
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The resulting model then allows a deep semantic understanding of what a computer program is trying to do, from which a number of aspects of software development can be automated.
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The study also suggests that it may be possible to catch more of these hidden disorders with a computer program that flags suspicious clusters of symptoms in groups of patients.
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It's usually difficult to tell whether a specific probe comes from a government, a live hacker intent on doing harm, or a computer program that is automatically checking for vulnerabilities.
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The first ever computer program was written in 1843 by Ada Lovelace, a mathematician who hoped her far-sighted treatise on mechanical computers would lead to a glittering scientific career.
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A computer program called Fordisc that can classify skeletal measurements by sex and ancestry, which Jantz co-created, helped determine that the bones did, in fact, belong to a woman.
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Dixson used a URL shortener that is a tell for the sort of computer program that automatically churns out high volumes of social media posts whose authorship is frequently disguised.
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Some of the president-elect's advisers, he was told, wanted to abolish the central bank and replace it with a computer program that would manage interest rates and monetary policy.
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To prove it, Lovelace wrote what is often regarded as the first computer program in history, an algorithm with which the Analytical Engine would calculate the Bernoulli sequence of numbers.
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The computer program will transform Gordon and LaVine's most sky-scraping slams from physical to digital, then feed them into the next version of the wildly popular NBA 22KÂ video game.
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The computer program housed itself inside Section 31 headquarters, Airiam (the augmented human officer aboard Discovery), Discovery's own computer systems, a Discovery probe, and every Section 31 ship it could find.
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The game of Go played between a DeepMind computer program and a human champion created an existential crisis of sorts for Marcus du Sautoy, a mathematician and professor at Oxford University.
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In this piece, a computer program not only creates its own painting, it then runs its own Google image search on its work and evolves based on what it finds online.
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So if I lied on my résumé about a particular computer program, if I actually receive the position, I would be enrolled in courses the day of the offer of employment.
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A research team from Switzerland's École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne used a new computer program to analyze hundreds of web pages devoted to the Expanded Star Wars Universe, primarily via Wookieepedia.
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His computer program is still being shaped and learning his preferences as he trains it to eventually create stylized prints that are optimized to do well on a platform like Instagram.
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But he figured that, rather than sit at a library terminal all day, it would be simpler to deploy a computer program that would download the PACER data remotely and automatically.
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This works the same as a conventional hedging contract, with one important difference: The contract is enforced by a computer program running on the Ethereum network instead of by the courts.
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First, a computer program called a classifier looked at the peregrinations of 6m travelcards in and around Beijing between April and June 2014 and separated the outliers from the mundane travellers.
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These are a type of computer program that's meant to mimic the actions of neurons in the brain, and that are trained using large amounts of data to recognize common patterns.
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A team of Polish and South Korean researchers made a computer program that develops new production methods for existing life-saving drugs without infringing on the drug patents of pharmaceutical companies.
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The computer program, named after Publicis founder Marcel Bleustein-Blanchet, is meant to give brands access to all of the company's 80,000 staff, rather than having relationships solely with individual agencies.
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Korean Go champion Lee Sedol finally bested Google's computer program in the ancient game that scientists at companies like Google and Facebook have been using to challenge their machine learning technology.
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LONDON — One recent evening at a London pub, Piotr Mirowski, 39, stood in front of several dozen comedy fans to prove that an artificially intelligent computer program could perform improvised comedy.
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Laser scanners turn them into three-dimensional digital files, and the images are trimmed, shaped, and manipulated by technicians using an in-house computer program that's essentially Photoshop for ear canals.
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""But if you have a mistake on a spreadsheet, it's actually very hard to detect—not like with a computer program, where there are tools for checking the software in general.
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By the looks of it, however, Radiohead hid a computer program on the tape that comes with the 1303th anniversary edition of OK Computer, and making it work feels like time travel.
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While the fact that a computer program was effectively to blame may comfort some, the incident highlights how the algorithms we increasingly rely on can internalize and reproduce human biases—often invisibly.
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Its heroine is employed by a scientist named Frans Balder (Stephen Merchant, who, as ever, sticks with his West Country accent) to steal a computer program he wrote for the American government.
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Unlike a conventional computer program, where code is written to churn out predictable results, the researchers sought to create a "true" representation by feeding archived weather data into software that simulates weather.
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All of this is overseen by a computer program (nicknamed "the Brain") that monitors the growing conditions in each pallet and adjusts their balance of gases and nutrients for optimal growing conditions.
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I'd personally witnessed a patched-together computer program routinely outperform "the SAT tutor to the 1%," and I've spent the past year obsessing over ways to get it into more students' hands.
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SAN FRANCISCO — A match between an Israeli college debate champion and a loquacious IBM computer program demonstrated on Monday new gains in the quest for computers that can hold conversations with humans.
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Authorities say he wrote a computer program that helped other traders create fake prices in the markets for bets on the movements of major stock indexes like the Dow Jones industrial average.
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Researchers have used the computer program to catalog and classify the natural variation in bird eggs, leading to the conclusion that the best predictors of egg shape is a bird's flying ability.
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That's because there are plenty of entrepreneurs and companies looking for talented individuals to teach their employees how to do everything from learning a computer program to becoming an eco-friendly business.
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The bot essentially is a computer program, and what it does is it looks for some sort of input and manipulates it in some kind of way and pushes it back out.
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The company also announced on Wednesday a new addition to its software product - an intelligent agent, or a computer program that can perform certain tasks and speak and respond as a human would.
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That package of commands, which together may wind up behaving in much the same way as a regular old computer program, can be invoked by running the Python file with the "python" command.
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In Iconary, players must illustrate complex scenes like "a crowd celebrating a victory" or "kicking a tennis ball on a beach" while a computer program named AllenAI tries to guess what they've drawn.
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"They just have a computer program that automatically fires people, no human oversight over what the conditions or concerns might have been," says a Chicago delivery center worker who asked to remain anonymous.
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As they report in Royal Society Open Science, they have adapted a computer program called Places to recognise beautiful landscapes, whether natural or artificial, using the criteria that a human beholder would employ.
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She may not be the most dynamic personality, but I'm definitely intrigued by her and her apparent obsession with Lotus 1-2-3, the computer program she was crowing about to Undercover Philip.
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For that, the team used a computer program which was able to learn from its mistakes to work out what material each layer should be made from, and how thick it should be.
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"It tends it goes to a coin toss via a computer program if they (agency officials) can't work it out," said one expert, who asked not to be named to protect business relationships.
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What he doesn't expect is this: He is texting not with a woman but with a computer program, a piece of artificial intelligence that has taught itself to talk like a sex worker.
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Using a computer program, Mr. Maor and his colleagues plugged in behavioral data from 2,415 mammal species that noted whether the species was nocturnal, diurnal, or cathemeral (irregularly active at day or night).
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It's important to understand that bitcoin and other digital currencies are simply software, a computer program designed to automatically verify and transfer value around the world — exactly the role that JPMorgan currently plays.
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"In a study involving dozens of participants and 44,000 hands of poker, DeepStack becomes the first computer program to beat professional poker players in heads-up no-limit Texas hold'em," reads their paper.
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By Amy Harmon Raye Montague, the Navy's 'Hidden Figure' Ship Designer, Dies at 83: Despite facing racism and sexism, she became the first person to design a Navy ship using a computer program.
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Gent feels that a computer program that can efficiently solve the Queen's Puzzle would also be capable of solving tasks currently considered impossible, such as decrypting some the toughest security protocols on the internet.
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Next month, the San Francisco District Attorney's office will begin using a computer program developed at Stanford to strip police reports of names, neighborhoods and other proxies for race like eye color or hairstyle.
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State officials admitted that in 2015 alone there were two killings by ex-prisoners who should have been in prison but had been let go before their time due to the faulty computer program.
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Photo: APIn Wuzhen, China, on Thursday, Google's AlphaGo artificial intelligence beat the world's best (human) Go player in their second consecutive match, making the computer program the current champion of humanity's most complex game.
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A smart contract is a computer program that can automatically execute the terms of a contract when certain conditions are met, potentially taking a lot of the human involvement out of completing a deal.
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Mr Lee is in the middle of a five-game series with AlphaGo, a computer program written by researchers at DeepMind, an AI software house in London that was bought by Google in 249.
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For days, I've listened to people in Seoul talk about "the match of the century" — a round of Go between Mr. Lee and AlphaGo, a computer program created by Google's DeepMind artificial intelligence unit.
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What appeared to be purely random behavior on the system's part as it decayed actually contained enough information to allow the computer program to predict how the system would decay without actually observing it.
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KAUFMAN "Shatter" was about a mad scientist who made a computer program to put together every combination of sounds and notes in the world so that no one could ever write new music again.
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And we also note the death of a different kind of revolutionary: Raye Montague, who faced down racism and sexism to become the first person to design a Navy ship using a computer program.
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At Mr. Loomis's sentencing, the judge cited, among other factors, Mr. Loomis's high risk of recidivism as predicted by a computer program called COMPAS, a risk assessment algorithm used by the state of Wisconsin.
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That wasn't always the case—he harbored passion for both science and astrology since age 11, when his parents first brought home a copy of Kepler, a computer program by Cosmic Patterns Software Inc.
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With a computer program that has been trained to learn from being shown example after example of what it should detect, Assembler can analyze an image and highlight where it thinks those traces are.
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If we were living in a computer program, I assume that program would consist of rules and that those rules could be broken or suspended by the people or beings who programmed the simulation.
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IBM brings its Quantum computer program to 16 African universities Zindi's co-founder Lee confirmed the startup has received inbound partnership interest from some established consulting firms — which indicates they've taken note of the startup.
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The cycle, made up of short pieces written between 1996 and 23, was inspired by plant leaves' electrical impulses, which were converted from data to sound with the help of a computer program called Max.
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The cycle, made up of short pieces written between 2145 and 2144, was inspired by plant leaves' electrical impulses, which were converted from data to sound with the help of a computer program called Max.
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They use a computer program that allows them to categorize people in one of three ways: as an "unaccompanied minor," an "individual adult," or an "adult with children," which refers to the whole family unit.
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No. While one word can develop many senses—to run a computer program is descended from the word to run with your legs—sometimes two words identical in spelling and pronunciation have entirely separate origins.
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She had little interaction with the instructor, and the questions for the midterm and final exams were so arbitrary that it seemed to Hart as if they had been randomly generated by a computer program.
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Look at the actual computer program in his head turn on after he gets water poured on him: Efficient, unfeeling brand management on the fly, from the thought leader of Silicon Valley's foremost basketball disruptors.
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Thirty-four percent said they would rather be hired by an "unbiased" computer program, 33 percent would prefer to be assessed, and twenty six percent said they would prefer to be managed by a robot.
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They found that all four of their different classifiers were mostly successful, and that the faces of criminals and those not convicted of crimes differ in key ways that are perceptible to a computer program.
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AlphaGo is an AI developed by Google-owned British company DeepMind, and had already wrapped up a historic victory on Saturday by becoming the first ever computer program to beat a top-level Go player.
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The computer program he had built in a long-running collaboration with Dr. Pollard showed increasing sophistication in its ability to explain the behavior of ice sheets, but it had some trouble analyzing the past.
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BUSINESS DAY An article last Wednesday about artificial intelligence systems built to interact with humans misquoted the IBM Debater, a computer program that participated in a debate with an Israeli college senior on June 2800.
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One Canadian nonprofit successfully used a computer program to force images on three sites offline — but the campaign took years, partly because the sites found safe harbor in Novogara, a hosting company in the Netherlands.
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"The difference between using the electoral roll and Facebook is that the information we reveal on Facebook is sufficient for a computer program to infer our personality with greater accuracy than our own spouse," he said.
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The video in question, "Y Does the Youtube Shooter Looks Like An A.I. Computer Program?" has only garnered around 86,000, views but it's still quite a weird one, suggesting that Aghdam is actually an AI creation.
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But some former government officials and private surveillance experts said they had not previously seen either such a broad directive for real-time Web collection or one that required the creation of a new computer program.
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Not every pairing is a winner, though, and a date like Nicola (Gwyneth Keyworth), who Coach pairs Frank with for a whole year, is so horrible it could only be concocted by a sadistic computer program.
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They are: Murasaki Shikibu, the first modern novelist; Ada Lovelace, creator of the first computer program; Emma Goldman, a political revolutionary; Ching Shih, a pirate captain; and Ida B. Wells, a journalist and civil rights activist.
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Source: FactSet At first, some traders were quick to blame a so-called fat finger trade or computer program gone awry, but then the pound and other currencies followed through and traded lower against the dollar.
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Inequities have plagued the tech world since Ada Lovelace coded the first computer program in 1842 — only to lose her place in the textbooks to the men who capitalized on her insights while denying her contributions.
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A computer program can comb the market for stocks that look cheap relative to their profits, asset values, or dividends; investors have no need to worry that the active manager might lose focus or change style.
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"In this particular situation, this computer program was developed over a quarter century ago and in no way has the use of these letters reflected any bias toward our Asian American or Native American residents," Det.
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But some former government officials and private surveillance experts said they had not previously seen either such a broad demand for real-time Web collection or one that required the creation of a new computer program.
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Then, using a computer program, you can examine up to 35 million molecules from a virtual chemical library called ZINC 15 to find a molecule that will precisely interact – lock-and-key style – with the receptor.
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A computer program that tracked the eyes of the teachers as they watched the video showed that both black and white teachers watched the black children, especially the boys, longer when looking for signs of trouble.
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SEOUL, South Korea — After three straight losses, a South Korean expert rallied on Sunday for his first victory against a Google computer program playing Go, an ancient board game known as the most complex ever invented.
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When his hit song "Crank That (Soulja Boy)" began making the rounds, most listeners probably couldn't tell that Soulja had made the beat in minutes on a computer program called Fruity Loops (or simply FL Studio).
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The last time we see the couple in human form, they're dancing together; then the episode cuts to the blinking lights of their separate but conjoined computer program selves, blipping away in an endless warehouse somewhere.
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Something about this story is fundamentally wrong: Why are we allowing a computer program, into which no one in the criminal justice system has any insight, to play a role in sending a man to prison?
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Presented with photos of gay men and straight men, a computer program was able to determine which of the two was gay with 291 percent accuracy, according to Dr. Kosinski and co-author Yilun Wang's paper.
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In the case of bus stops, for example, Mr. Bell adjusted the computer program so that it was able to differentiate between buses that are supposed to be there from vehicles that were sitting there illegally.
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The chains bounce the diabolical animatronic from one edge to another, pulling it up and down, violently smashing it against the ground, then dragging it around in a sinister choreography defined by an unseen computer program.
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Others include Ada Lovelace, the mathematician who wrote the first computer program in 1843, and Dorothy Hodgkin, a pioneer in mapping molecular structures who was awarded the 1964 Nobel Prize for Chemistry, and also taught Mrs.
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Agents and analysts have loaded Ms. Abedin's emails into a computer program that allows them to identify those they have already read and whether any they have not seen before might contain sensitive national security information.
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In 1998, several years before Jacobson's trial, an agent with Nevada's Gaming Control Board was sentenced on a racketeering charge after designing a computer program that rigged slot machines in Las Vegas, Reno and Lake Tahoe.
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"When I ran my computer program and looked at the final latitude and longitude, I was astounded to see that it was in a place called Center," he said of calculating the midpoint of North America.
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The computer program defines an adorable square-bodied movement model which van de Panne calls "the biped," which has the ability to autonomously learn how to walk, and to scan its environment and decide where to go.
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"If you could write a computer program that could solve the problem really fast, you could adapt it to solve many of the most important problems that affect us all daily," said Gent in a press release.
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Studying lots of nearly genetically identical individuals isn't easy, so the researchers developed a tracking system in which they marked the ants with paint dots and filmed the colonies so a computer program could track the behavior.
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I could still tell it was my friend, but a computer program scanning the footage for a face match might not be so successful because, according to Urban, it may misinterpret the face as a light source.
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But while you were playing around with that squiggly, colorful text, Microsoft's team was busy honing another tool that has since been deemed by Investopedia as "the most important computer program in workplaces around the world": Excel.
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At the same time, the electrodes were hooked up to a powerful computer program that analyzed brain signals 1,000 times a second, determining what brain signals looked like when someone was viewing a house versus a face.
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Americans are generally opposed to the idea of computers evaluating and hiring job candidates, a new Pew survey has found, and 76% said they wouldn't apply to a job that used a computer program to select applicants.
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Presented with photos of gay men and straight men, a computer program was able to determine which of the two was gay with 81 percent accuracy, according to Dr. [Michal] Kosinski and co-author Yilun Wang's paper.
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Driving the news: A new computer program, created at OpenAI, the San Francisco AI lab, is the latest front in deepfakes, producing remarkably human-sounding prose that opens the prospect of fake news circulated at industrial scale.
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One of the accounts tweeting the hashtag multiple times was operated by a person rather than a computer program, Reuters established, but this account — in the name of Oksana — has been associated with past pro-Kremlin campaigns.
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That's because a person can perform a wide range of tasks better than machines, while a given computer program enhanced with A.I. like AlphaGo might be able to edge out a person at just a few things.
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The avatar on the team's computer program, called BoB, depicts the player's skeleton, joints and more than 600 muscles as well as the movement of ball and racket, he said, giving useable information to coaches and physiotherapists.
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He home-schools his 12-year-old daughter, toting her along with him to the lab, where she helps him and his colleagues develop ELIXIR, a conversational computer program based in part on Joseph Weizenbaum's pioneering Eliza.
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In one study, researchers in Belgium used a computer program to devise gibberish and recorded an actress reading the lines, first in a neutral tone and then in distinct moods: angry, disgusted, fearful, happy, sad and surprised.
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If your interlocutor is more or less following a script, it is not hard to build a computer program that, with the help of simple phrase-book-like templates, can recognize a few variations on a theme.
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Bits Last year, a Google computer program known as DeepMind's AlphaGo beat one of the world's top players in the game of Go, a two-player board game that originated in China more than 2,000 years earlier.
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The classifier -- a computer program, Glasser explained -- can be compared to post office-designed software which is able to recognize individual letters of the alphabet across many different people's handwriting in order to read addresses and sort mail.
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Image: FlankerFF/WikimediaA popular chess problem known as the Queen's Puzzle has captivated mathematicians and computer scientists for years, yet no one has been able to write a computer program that can solve the conundrum quickly and efficiently.
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In the 1990s Hoare — whose "Hoare logic" was one of the first formal systems for reasoning about the correctness of a computer program — acknowledged that maybe specification was a labor-intensive solution to a problem that didn't exist.
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For all of this to happen, though, the games themselves have first to be tweaked so that they can be played directly by another computer program, rather than by a human being watching the action on a screen.
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Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin, fellow PhD students at Stanford originally called the search engine they were developing in 1996 "Backrub," as a nod to the way their computer program could analyze the web's backlinks.
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Using a high-tech computer program to create a particularly busty model of Diesel's upper torso, the mechanical and electrical engineer laser cuts the sliced lunch meat and American cheese to create a layered (and surprisingly artistic) model.
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SEOUL, South Korea — A champion Go player scored his first win over a Go-playing computer program on Sunday after losing three straight times in the ancient Chinese board game, saying he finally found weaknesses in the software.
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Warnings are based on a computer program called ShakeAlert operated by the U.S. Geological Survey that analyzes data from seismic networks statewide, calculates preliminary magnitudes, and then estimates which areas will feel shaking, according to the governor's office.
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A "smart contract" on the other hand is a computer program that can automatically execute the terms of a contract when certain conditions are met, potentially taking a lot of the human involvement out of completing a deal.
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In what they called a milestone achievement for artificial intelligence, scientists said on Wednesday they have created a computer program that beat a professional human player at the complex board game called Go, which originated in ancient China.
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Media outlets were quick to point out that Google did not disclose to people on the other end of the calls that the caller was a computer program, not a person, even though it did sound surprisingly natural.
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The very sophisticated computer program that can understand anything you say is hiding behind a very simple one that's been trained to hear a wake word and then send whatever commands come after that to the smarter computer.
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Why it matters: When the NSA or FBI discovers a security problem in a computer program they could use to hack a suspect's computer, they turn to the Vulnerabilities Equities Process to get permission to keep it secret.
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" Her own Facebook posts give a sense of a more particular Nohemi: "Learning a 3D modeling computer program in a language I don't know is up there in the top three hardest things I've ever had to do.
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Together they form a tight feedback loop: Anything captured by the camera appears on the screen, but in varying states of ghostly flux — a séance-like effect — thanks to a computer program that incorporates a live Google search.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Google's AlphaGo computer program on Wednesday won the first of five matches against one of the world's top players of a complex board game, Go, marking a dramatic advance for the field of artificial intelligence (AI).
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But he also has a specific way of speaking that makes him such a compelling participant — something I figured out after I wrote a computer program to pull out every single word he's said, so far, in debates.
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Using a computer program to take more accurate measurements, he found that there were a few mistakes — like the height of the cloud rising to the sky after the blast, which hadn't been measured accurately enough in the 1950s.
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This is just like a normal computer, which receives an input (in this case, a nucleotide base), and based on the instructions provided in the computer program produces an output specific to that input (in this case, a protein).
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Tim Wu One of the things I've been very interested in is feats of concentration that people used to perform all the time — [such as] writing a book in six weeks or a computer program in a few days.
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Evans followed the stories of women in computing that span from Ada Lovelace, who published the first computer program in 1843, to cyberfeminism matriarch Sadie Plant, who inspired a generation of politically engaged women online in the early '90s.
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It's no wonder that so many young Canadians would rather a computer program do the job—31 percent, to be exact, according to a new survey of more than two thousand Canadian adults by Vancouver-based consulting firm Intensions.
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David and Ada have built a perfect enclosed utopia for each other — one of rigorous mathematical philosophy and gourmet home-cooked dinners — while David works on building a computer program called ELIXIR that he hopes might develop genuine intelligence.
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From a small dirt field in a sparsely populated part of San Francisco, Ready-Campbell's 10-person start-up, Built Robotics, has been stealthily operating a retrofitted skid steer, directing it via a computer program to move around dirt.
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Archer's studio, which is underneath a West London boutique called The Place London, is strewn with color charts, art books and reels of thread; there, she shows T how she maps out each individual stitch with a computer program.
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In an underappreciated part of the WikiLeaks saga, computer-savvy volunteers at the organization corrected Mr. Assange's mistake and used an inventive computer program to scrub names and identities from the second leak of documents, the Iraq War Logs.
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SEOUL, South Korea — Ending what was billed as the match of the century, a Google computer program defeated a South Korean master of Go, an ancient board game renowned for its complexity, in their last face-off on Tuesday.
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Then, they had 63 other participants manipulate the images with a computer program, instructing them to either make the photo look as "healthy" or "attractive" as possible by changing the apparent amount of fat and muscle on the bodies.
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Her Notes on the latter outlined her vision for the modern-day computer and what came to be known as the first computer program, as well as what she deemed "the science of operations" as its own independent science.
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But even though the tool has passed the Turing test, an assessment of a computer's ability to behave like a human that was developed by scientist Alan Turing in 1950, Alibaba insists that the computer program won't replace people.
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In 2013, as Russia's recruitment drive was picking up, Dmitry A. Artimovich, a soft-spoken physicist, was awaiting trial in a Moscow jail for designing a computer program that spammed email users with advertisements for male sexual enhancement products.
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But if this is done properly — it's not that complicated with a computer program; it happens all the time with jury trials — then you don't just get the rich and powerful, which you do in a normal corrupted democracy.
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Polo, who also goes by "djppimp," admitted in the plea agreement to using a computer program that ran 24/7 to scrape pirating sites from around the world, and then download, process and provide the illegal content on iStreamItAll.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean Lee Sedol won his first match against a computer program developed by a Google subsidiary on Sunday in the ancient board game Go, denying a clean sweep for the artificial intelligence in a five-match series.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On Wednesday, the computer program AlphaGo, developed by the artificial intelligence company Google DeepMind, beat the South Korean master Lee Se-dol in a game of Go, winning its first match with human player.
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Jay Rose After seeing the New York Times story, Rose posted a hypothesis on a message board for audiophiles: that the recording came not from a person but from "a badly implemented speech synthesizer" — a computer program that mimics speech.
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Image: APHumanity could really use a win right now, and the latest test comes out of China, where a teenager named Ke Jie—the world's best player of the ancient game Go—is taking on Google's ultra powerful AlphaGo computer program.
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We'd love a computer program that could read boring texts and answer our questions and it's possible that one day the software could read your notes and schedules, understand them, and make suggestions to keep your prepared for the next day.
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When Hassabis met Masahiko Fujuwarea, a Japanese board-game master, he spoke of a plan that would combine his interests in strategy games and artificial intelligence: one day he would build a computer program to beat the greatest human Go player.
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It's a audiobox computer program that can fulfill the functions of a music studio, but organized in such a way that you could have a playful approach to working with your material, you could improvise, and create music through improvisation.
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Those shots can then be compiled into a lookbook on Amazon's app, as shown below, so you can flip through the contents of your closet on a screen, which reminds us of Cher Horowitz's mythical outfit-chronicling computer program in Clueless.
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And indeed, it's not clear that it's even possible for a purely blockchain-based organization to comply with SEC rules, whose authors probably never considered the possibility that a company could be an autonomous computer program running on a blockchain.
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From the creation of the first computer program, to the quest for infallible crime-fighting forensics, to the etiquette of romance over the telegraph, these historical yarns can illuminate our present technological conundrums and offer cautionary lessons about the future.
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Those who create from a place of passion and produce work that grapples with an increasingly confusing and alienating world won't quit doing so out of a fear that a computer program won't throw their song into someone's brunch playlist.
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WASHINGTON — The F.B.I. on Monday began loading a trove of emails belonging to a top aide to Hillary Clinton into a special computer program that would allow bureau analysts to determine whether they contain classified information, law enforcement officials said.
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While you'd like to think your resume is going straight to a pair of human eyes, it is often first seen by an applicant tracking system, an automated computer program that scans your resume for keywords and weeds out unqualified applicants.
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Since 2014, Amazon's machine-learning specialists have been working on a computer program to automate the hiring process and pick out top talent, but there was one big problem with an early version of the AI tool: It discriminated against women.
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Greg Kohs's 20173 documentary basically picks up where the infamous Garry Kasparov–Deep Blue chess matches left off, as the Google-designed computer program AlphaGo squares off against the world-champions of Go, one of the world's oldest board games.
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And reducing or increasing the number of brackets will not make it any easier or harder for a taxpayer to file a return, since the tax computation is done either by consulting an I.R.S. table or using a computer program.
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Actually, the whole family was involved — my husband, Steven, helped by writing a computer program to spit out all of the possible country combinations (guineabissaudiarabia, anyone?), and Zach's three younger siblings all helped along the way with the fill and clues.
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Although it was his first time inside a self-contained simulator, Mr. Corenswet had learned the basics on a computer program he downloaded in Philadelphia last year while taking care of his ailing father (he died of cancer last June).
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This health care showdown was like watching the 1983 film "War Games," in which a sentient computer program called Joshua takes control of the US nuclear arsenal and, thinking it was playing a game, prepares to launch a strike against the Soviet Union.
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A new computer program and improvements in processing raw satellite observations helped researchers at NASA; the University of Maryland, College Park; Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia; and Environment and Climate Change Canada detect the pollution, according to the U.S. space agency.
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After a deepfake computer program comes up with final images that Shales is satisfied with, he almost always has to do some smoothing and blurring by hand with visual effects software (AI, he notes, is getting better at this kind of finishing work).
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So Petrillo and colleagues at the universities of Bonn, Naples, and Groningen turned to an AI tool beloved by Silicon Valley: a type of computer program made up of digital "neurons," modeled after those in the brain, that fire in response to input.
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It seems Tolbert could be onto something, as right now the most popular creepypasta's draw on real world familiarity with topics like YouTuber antics gone wrong, a sentient evil computer program locked away on the deep web and poisoned cans of Redbull.
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But it's much more challenging to determine whether a computer program is free of life-threatening defects, because software that seems to work perfectly in ordinary circumstances might suddenly malfunction when it encounters an unexpected situation — or when targeted by a hacker.
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She combed through the Tennessee law, pointing out oddities like the use of "execute" in two different ways within paragraphs of one another: one to mean a computer program executing; the other seemingly refers to the execution, as in satisfaction, of a contract.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The vast majority of bank customers in Europe would not let a computer program make and act upon financial decisions on their behalf, a survey showed on Wednesday, in a sign of caution over the rising so-called robo-advice industry.
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AlphaGo, a computer program designed by Google DeepMind, has just one more game to go against top-ranked Go player Lee Sedol in Seoul, South Korea, in a five-game match reminiscent of the 1997 showdown between Deep Blue and Garry Kasparov.
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Speaking of artificial intelligence, I wanted to chat about the big news this week — AlphaGo, a Google computer program that plays the board game Go, beat one of the world's top human players in the first two games of a five-game series.
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So, to check how similar natural and organoid brain waves actually are, the research team ran those waves obtained from their organoids through a computer program that had previously been trained to recognise the electrical activity generated by the brains of premature babies.
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If a company is selling a computer program to a community health clinic serving low-income patients, for instance, the system needs to understand if a patient can afford a treatment option or if a surgeon is available to perform a procedure.
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HONG KONG — It's all over for humanity — at least in the game of Go. For the second game in a row, a Google computer program called AlphaGo beat the world's best player of what many consider the world's most sophisticated board game.
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Gabriel J.X. Dance used a variety of visual techniques to explain how the Canadian Center for Child Protection in Winnipeg used a computer program named Arachnid to find 1.6 million online images of child sexual abuse and then shut down forums for predators.
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It includes the remastered album on three vinyl records, along with some drawings, a book of lyrics, some of Thom Yorke's "scrawled notes," a sketchbook of "preparatory work," and, of course, that C90 cassette tape with that lovely little Spectrum ZX computer program on it.
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According to Rahwan, tech like this could allow computers and other AI to sense human emotion, be it through a sarcastic compliment or frustration at a complex computer program, and toss out an emoji to either comfort their human compatriots or really annoy them.
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Compromised copies of a computer program used to enroll more than a billion Indians into Aadhaar, the country's controversial biometric ID program, are being sold to anyone who wants them for $30 or less, according to a new report from Asia Times on Tuesday.
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In late July, Judge Felix J. Catena of St. Lawrence County Court held a hearing on the admissibility of a computer program known as STRmix in the trial of Oral Nicholas Hillary, who is accused of strangling Garrett Phillips in the village of Potsdam.
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After years of work, though, DeepMind, a Google subsidiary based in London, showed that a computer program could play Go at a level that was deemed "perfect" by Lee Se-dol, the poor human Go champion who embarrassed humankind by losing to a mere machine.
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Lo and behold, the hungry people who hadn't done the self-awareness exercise first reported greater unpleasant emotions after dealing with the broken computer program, while those who had honed in on their feelings (hungry or not) did not report these shifts in emotions.
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My last book, "Confront and Conceal," detailed the secret American- and Israeli-led cyber attacks on Iran's nuclear program using the Stuxnet worm, a sophisticated self-replicating malware computer program aimed at the kind of industrial equipment that controls nuclear facilities, among other sites.
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We reported that the F.B.I. is using a special computer program that allows bureau analysts to determine whether the emails contain classified information and whether they are duplicates of emails that were already examined as part of the inquiry that was closed in July.
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For the third time, Google's computer program AlphaGo has bested a human Go champion at the ancient board game, previously believed to be one of the biggest unsolved challenges for machine learning software in the works at major tech companies like Google and Facebook and Baidu.
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He and his coach claimed that he was now clean of steroids, and that the biomechanist was trying to give him more speed by using a computer program to precisely analyze the different angles of his body and stride, and maximize the efficiency of his movement.
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Your selections are then funneled into a computer program that uses them as search terms on Instagram and the digital version of The New York Times; once you exit the booth, you can step back and look at a scrolling digital montage of images and articles.
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After using motion capture to teach the machine Machii's cutting techniques, the Yaskawa Electric Company captured a series of swordsmanship tests with man and robot side-by-side in the video below to see if a computer program could trump years of training and certified excellence.
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One major league player wondered years ago if the Astros promoted a prospect when a green light flicked on next to a player's name in Houston's internal computer program when their stats had reached a certain point—as if their minor league system was like an easy bake oven.
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This, according to Aleksander Kijek, head of product at Nethone, a firm in Warsaw that works out behavioural biometrics for companies that sell things online, is an indication that the device has been hijacked and is under the remote control of a computer program rather than a human typist.
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This was the idea behind CosmicOS, a computer program that would essentially use a role-playing game to teach aliens about Earth and that one time the entirety of Craigslist was sent into the cosmos (more of a publicity stunt than anything, but maybe aliens need a new divan?).
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Artificial intelligence researchers at Google DeepMind are celebrating after reaching a major breakthrough that's been pursued for more than 20 years: The team taught a computer program the ancient game of Go, which has long been considered the most challenging game for an an artificial intelligence to learn.
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If that doesn't work, seeing how easy it is for a low-level NSA analyst to enter some text into a computer program like XKEYSCORE and pull up huge amounts of personal data might show them that it was probably a good idea for Snowden to leak said documents.
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The series is the first time a computer program has taken on a professional 9-dan player of Go, the ancient Chinese board game long considered impossible for computers to play at a world-class level due to the high level of intuition required to master its intricate strategies.
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Mr. Boisvert wrote a program to help pull this theme together (see Mr. Chen's notes below) and, while it's possible that it could have been developed without the aid of a computer program, I can see how it is a tool that makes the job a lot easier.
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But science fiction fans knew him as the author of novels like "Janissaries" (21998), about soldiers abducted by space aliens, and "Starswarm" (19843), about a boy being raised on a remote planet by an uncle and a computer program named Gwen, which his dead mother had left behind.
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Any kind of computer program I really had no experience in, I would say I had taken courses and I was at the intermediate level, like Microsoft Access, but really I didn't even know what the freaking program looked like if I was asked to find it on a computer.
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The realistic videos by the design agency Canny, which were meant to spread awareness of the phenomenon and featured public figures like Kim Kardashian and Mark Zuckerberg, and the malicious yet short-lived computer program DeepNude, are examples of implementation that can slip beyond our natural ability to detect fakes.
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Personal lines and small-business insurers could enhance their robo-adviser capabilities with investments in rapidly evolving cognitive technologies, including human-computer interface tools such as gestural computing (algorithms interpreting human gestures), affective computing (recognizing and simulating human emotions) and augmented reality (duplicating real-world environments in a computer program).
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Knitting also reduces the amount of time and labor needed to produce a pair of shoes by dramatically cutting down on the number of components involved, making it easier to manufacture in smaller batches, and giving designers the opportunity to experiment with new patterns and detailing using only a computer program.
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"In response to these conflicting holdings, the Copyright Office issued a notice stating that all copyrightable expression, including screen displays embodied in a computer program and owned by the same claimant, is to be considered a single work and, therefore, should be registered on a single application form," the Law Review article stated.
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Concern is growing: The ACLU has raised concerns that age, sex, and race biases are already being codified into the algorithms that power AI. ProPublica found that a computer program used in various regions to decide whom to grant parole would go easy on white offenders while being unduly harsh to black ones.
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Central to the plot is a computer program that randomizes text fed into it, creating improbable storylines: They try passages from the Kabbalah and an automobile manual, the result being that a car's powertrain is a modern-day Tree of Life (a drawing of which appears in the front matter of the book).
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It felt like a pleasant romp through a truly idiosyncratic setting, where at any time a character could call for Janet (D'Arcy Carden)—an all-knowing computer program in the form of a woman in a purple skirt suit—and she would appear, daffy and affable, able to produce any item on demand.
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A natural computing whiz who found himself building his own games when his parents refused to buy him a games console, he figured out that the many pages of printouts he was reading and re-entering into a different computing system could be sped up with a computer program linking up the two.
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Erhardt and Joe Castiglione, the deputy director for technology, data, and analysis at SFCTA, reached out to some data scientists at Northeastern University who had put together a computer program that queries the API (application programing interface) for both Uber and Lyft, and reports the location of the 10 closest vehicles in both apps.
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There are notable exceptions, including a woman operating an IBM mainframe computer in 1961 and two women working on an aircraft during World War II. Indeed, Ada Lovelace, a 19th century mathematician, is considered to have written the instructions for the first computer program, but her legacy and accomplishments were overshadowed by those of men.
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The opera's music will be provided by the vibration of the audience members' own phones, and the messages themselves will be a pastiche of straight narrative, images, video, and a poem composed of syllables culled from the audience members' names using a computer program modeled after a form of ancient Chinese rhymed verse. Confused?
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The computer program is similarly looking for salient features among data: Though it has no idea what a mustache is or what gender is, if it's been trained on data sets in which some images are tagged "man" or "woman," and in which some have a "mustache" tag, it will quickly deduce a connection.
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If a dataset—say, a bunch of faces—contains mostly white people, or if the workers who assembled a more diverse dataset (even unintentionally) rated white faces as being more attractive than non-white faces, then any computer program trained on that data would likely "believe" that white people are more attractive than non-white.
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There were variations of responses about buying a stack of blank CDs and using a desktop computer and various software or programs used to transfer song data onto a blank CD. If you're a teen wondering too, the most common ways people made CD copies were either through Windows Media Player, or another similar computer program.
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On Wednesday, Google's AI system AlphaGo defeated Lee Sedol, one of the world's best players of the ancient (and incredibly complex) Chinese game of Weiqi, which is better known as Go. AlphaGo, a computer program developed by Google DeepMind, managed to outwit Sedol in South Korea in the first of a five-game challenge match from Mar.
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The anime Ghost in the Shell finishes with a protracted shootout against a giant robot tank that looks like a spider — but the true climax is a lengthy monologue in which the villain, a sentient computer program, explains how he unexpectedly gained self-awareness, and laments the lack of basic life systems like death and reproduction.
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At the moment, there is no known path from our best A.I. tools (like the Google computer program that recently beat the world's best player of the game of Go) to "general" A.I. — self-aware computer programs that can engage in common-sense reasoning, attain knowledge in multiple domains, feel, express and understand emotions and so on.
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The series was the first time a computer program took on a professional 9-dan player of Go, the ancient Chinese board game long considered impossible for computers to play at a world-class level due to the presumed level of intuition required; Go's rules are simple, but it has more possible positions than there are atoms in the universe.
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The nuts and bolts of producing a prime number that can represent a computer program are a bit messy (it involves padding the original program code), but the basic idea was that Carmody's prime would be so large that it would crack the top 20 largest known primes, and, as such, it would have to be listed publicly for that reason alone.
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Watch more from Motherboard: Inhuman Kind The survey findings appear to lend weight to previous studies that have suggested people would be open to being bossed around by a computer, but if you pay close attention, you can see where the survey makes a massive leap: remember, Canadians were asked if they would trust an "unbiased" computer program, which, I mean, of course you would.
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In the new book Life 3.0: Being Human in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, MIT cosmologist and co-founder of the Future of Life Institute Max Tegmark offers a sweeping exploration of a wide range of issues related to artificial intelligence—from how AI could affect the job market and how we fight wars, to whether a super-smart computer program could threaten our collective survival.
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