Maleni Chaitoo was at a table conversing with a friend.
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This is why I like conversing with you so much.
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Which I look forward to conversing with you about soon.
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There aren't exactly etiquette rules for conversing with your drug dealer.
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Reading it felt like conversing with their daughter, something they dearly missed.
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In those nine seconds, Lil B was conversing with The Based God.
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They were soon bumping into each other and conversing with greater frequency.
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"It's almost like two blind guys conversing with each other," he said.
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The Bible is filled with proclamations about the importance of conversing with God.
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Just thankful I'll have a chance to vent when I'm conversing with you.
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In contrast to the dance is a projection of Bass conversing with her father.
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We may enjoy conversing with androids, but androids would rather cut the conversation short.
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It seemed to Kuyda that people were more honest when conversing with the dead.
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But many remained alone, occasionally conversing with a stranger whose pace happened to match.
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Other distractions include eating and drinking, conversing with passengers, looking at scenery or daydreaming.
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Hilbert was soon conversing with Leonid "Eadle" Sokolov, an engineering student in Saint Petersburg, Russia.
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Gail: Arthur, I love conversing with you but I hate questions about my summer reading.
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When conversing with people for fun, I can make random comments and speak about anything.
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"Everything was perfect," Mr. Park said in an interview after conversing with the Google bot.
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The President spent the flight watching television, making telephone calls and conversing with staff members.
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Except in this scenario, you're "conversing" with a lite, programmed AI with informative yet amusing responses.
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The Conversation Gail Collins: Arthur, I'm so pleased to be conversing with you about this election.
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But they don't replace the fun of actually conversing with other characters, and having real conversations.
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Walking into this interview, I felt intrigued about the idea of conversing with a humanoid robot.
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That means talking via text on WhatsApp or conversing with company-branded chat bots on Messenger.
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There's also the issue that technically you're conversing with a machine, not an actual love interest.
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What is something you think you could work on to get better at conversing with others?
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Several of the students were conversing with each other, she said, so initially he went unnoticed.
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I have had the privilege of conversing with a number of the world&aposs great leaders.
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Others had been standing around conversing with their colleagues when the train struck the garbage truck.
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She misdialed and found herself accidentally conversing with Bulu, a railway worker eight years her senior.
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He answers the phone later, conversing with himself using the recording he has made moments before.
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When you first start conversing with your match, your profile photo appears entirely covered by a pattern.
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Before Lopez was ejected, he walked over to Jordan, who was conversing with Anthony, and shoved him.
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Trump was sitting next to Anderson on a couch while she was conversing with acquaintances, she said.
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After a video showed her conversing with world leaders at last year's Group of 20 summit, Rep.
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Nor does it sound like people are falling over themselves to spend lots of time conversing with robots.
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NOW YOU CAN BE TALKING TO THEM ALL THE TIME, IN A GREAT CONTEXT OR CONVERSING WITH THEM.
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Maybe I could take up a hobby, like cooking or catching wild Pokemon or conversing with other humans.
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So much of my day is spent smiling, laughing, and conversing with young people who continually surprise me.
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Conversing with Yaroslavl's mayor, Alexander Ryabkov, Mr. Sanders bemoaned the cost of the Cold War to both countries.
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Chatbots are software programs that are capable of conversing with human beings on social media using natural language.
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" The president of France, Georges Clemenceau, complained that "talking to Wilson was something like conversing with Jesus Christ!
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The fiddlers sat on folding chairs, casually dressed in T-shirts and conversing with the audience between numbers.
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Owners of small shops are often very knowledgeable and enjoy conversing with collectors about coins of all sorts.
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After conversing with the guest, the team connected them to a potential host, who took it from there.
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Try to mix up response language so that customers don't feel as if they're conversing with a robot.
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Do real live human beings use the term "identity politics" when conversing with other real live human beings?
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Others had been standing around conversing with their colleagues when the train hit the truck, catching them off guard.
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Because rather than focusing on rote memorization, you learn to speak in foreign tongues by conversing with actual people.
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Microsoft really wants you to use Cortana with these, though they're equally comfortable conversing with Google's Assistant or Apple's Siri.
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Conversing with someone of opposing views often leads to refinement of your arguments, thus strengthening them, greater empathy and understanding.
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"In Off-Peak, a blue-suited gentleman is conversing with a random woman while they play a game," Heffernan explains.
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But many food and drink establishments are so dang loud that you end up gesturing at, instead of conversing with, people.
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Still, he has visited the White House multiple times this year and speaks openly about conversing with Trump over the phone.
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The game takes place entirely within the walls of the hotel, Hyde constantly conversing with both the staff and fellow guests.
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Mr. Barai recalls being puzzled by the attackers, who spoke cosmopolitan Bengali, and even some English, when conversing with the foreigners.
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I wanted something pure, something natural, something that didn't involve drugs or conversing with red-eyed humans for the next hour.
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Ziv was in court Friday and could be seen conversing with prosecutors during a break before Illuzzi's cross examination of Loftus.
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It also provides two-way audio for conversing with your guests, and it works with Alexa, Google Assistant, and Apple HomeKit.
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But some bots are adept at shooting the breeze, a skill that can make it hard to know you're conversing with code.
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He walked and worked with queens, kings, speakers and presidents, yet he treasured traversing and conversing with his Baltimore family the most.
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In short, it's designed to predict what a natural response to a question would be if it was actually conversing with you.
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After waiting my turn and conversing with the regulars, John offered his chair, and then he asked how my parents were doing.
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I don't have any living grandparents, so I truly valued spending time and conversing with someone who has experienced so much of life.
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Her engineers hoped she would develop over time by conversing with her target peer group — people between the ages of 18 and 24.
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Meanwhile, George W. Bush gazes lovingly toward Trump as Abraham Lincoln, who the viewer sees from behind, appears to be conversing with Trump.
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Or you can just pop one on your finger and pretend you're conversing with Sigmund Freud, Jane Austen, Langston Hughes, or Schrodinger's cat.
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She grew up conversing with spirits, and today drives a car inhabited by the phantom of her granddaddy, who willed it to her.
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I've been surprised to see how quickly my children have taken to conversing with Alexa, underscoring the universal understanding of a voice-based interface.
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Lawler's issues mirrored those of many others: The new way does not make it easy to figure out just who you are conversing with.
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He always had opinions, and he was not afraid to share them with people he trusted, and he genuinely enjoyed conversing with many writers.
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You're occasionally prompted with choices to make about what Rook does while teaching, conversing with a group of students, or while offering them advice.
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The three tools Ozlo is releasing include software for data analysis, interpretation of what a user intended to say, and for conversing with users.
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In conversing with his closest cousins, we found that one had had the test (she has the gene), while others hadn't found the courage.
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He moved briskly around the space, slipping into one character, then another, while pouring imaginary drinks, lighting invisible candles and conversing with unseen ghosts.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: It took me a while to learn the art of conversing with other parents; my son was the talkative one.
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Conversing with Léo about Michel's whereabouts (he has spent the night away from home), Yvonne is terrified that her son might have a lover.
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It's hard to describe what happens in the Jeffries scene, which sees Mr. C conversing with what looks like a giant, steam-spewing coffeepot.
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Tangential to Birdie's story, one of the nuns is asked persistent questions by a parishioner who's baffled by her personal failure at conversing with God.
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An early scene shows her conversing with a shrink, and those around her fear that she will never break out from her fiercely guarded shell.
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You probably won't mistake them for real people, but they do allow you to get closer to the experience of conversing with a native speaker.
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Goethe once defined it as "four rational people conversing with each other", which suggests that a book on the subject might not be very exciting.
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Clinton told Esquire that taking photos with supporters rather than just conversing with them interferes with politicians' ability to get to know what voters care about.
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Don't worry, they're most likely just conversing with their car's Bluetooth assistant (or maybe they are talking to themselves — in which case, hit the gas, pal).
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"Yeah, it's weird," he says before explaining how both plays embody a realism involving the actors breaking the fourth wall and openly conversing with the audience.
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Images of the girl surfaced in a case reported to the authorities by a woman who had been conversing with a Michigan man on Facebook Messenger.
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Del Castillo was conversing with one of the drug lord's lawyers, Andrés Granados Flores, who she also sent promotional material to pass on to his boss.
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Despite Ryan's opposition to increasing the gas fee, Shuster said he isn't frustrated with the Speaker after conversing with him on the House floor Thursday morning.
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On Monday, as firefighters worked to extinguish the flames from the apartment, Esquivel-Garcia was allegedly seen conversing with neighbors about how the fire may have started.
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He may just be talking dinosaurs now, but George's future will require conversing with heads of state as well as working with charities and the armed forces.
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Whether it's conversing with a business's bot on Messenger or sharing an experience with friends in VR, there's a lot to be said about the underlying vision.
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Traveling back to the city, Noctis needs the help of the Oracle — a figure capable of conversing with the gods of the world — to reclaim his throne.
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That day over lunch we forfeited spoken English, which we typically used to talk with each other, and practiced conversing with our hands and our facial expressions.
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Bonga Sasa will facilitate messaging and money transfer between individuals, "enabling users to send or receive money while conversing with each other," according to a Safaricom release.
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After the concerted struggle of technique class, it was comforting to hear Ms. de Lavallade stress the importance of conversing with, rather than arguing with, the body.
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Instagram could follow suit, building a special section of its apps just for kids where they're quarantined from conversing with older users that might prey on them.
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I will continue your spirit, of sitting on plastic stools, on the side of the road, eating street food, conversing with the locals, trying to discover parts unknown.
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If the AI-generated message made sense, the contractor would pass it along to the person conversing with M, indicating to the AI it was a good response.
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And, even if you do enjoy conversing with your managers about your work, there are still things to learn — namely how to listen and act on any feedback.
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Dr. Pimple Popper, who has made a name for herself by posting pimple extraction videos on Instagram and YouTube and conversing with her zit-obsessed fans on Reddit.
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Mr. Ratmansky's closeness to the score is far from slavish, yet we hear Mussorgsky in brilliant detail because of watching, as if the choreography were conversing with it.
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He was affable and constantly conversing with anyone who happened by, from the club owners and star players to the workers sweeping up stray balls on the floor.
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Conversing with a chatbot to shop feels "magical," Mr. Tisch said, though "in reality, much of commerce is happening through the conversations we're already having all the time."
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"It was common knowledge he did rallies with ROF, I frequently saw him conversing with Jordan Jereb in person," the person, whom the reporter addressed as "Ethan," responded.
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Enter Flynn – as a private citizen, before his swearing-in, and a subject of the FBI's scrutiny – conversing with Sergey Kislyak, the Russian ambassador to the United States.
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Soon we were all shaking hands, conversing with gestures and laughing, overcome by the power of humor to make friends in the most remote corners of the world.
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Sure, her accent might get in the way, but she seems to have a difficult time understand the exact protocol when conversing with our new voice-activated assistants/overlords.
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Chuck shows no signs of happiness regarding his brother's step forward, instead conversing with Howard about whether or not Howard "painted a complete picture" of Jimmy to Davis & Main.
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The course also breaks down the four essential stages of language acquisition: understanding correct pronunciation, building vocabulary and grammar skills, reading and listening effectively, and conversing with native speakers.
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But there's another benefit to reading this one slowly: Reading Tea can feel like conversing with your smartest friend, and it's one of those hangouts you never want to end.
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" The House debate also saw Representative Robert Brady describe conversing with a female colleague in the chamber as a congressman he didn't identify "walked by and groped her from behind.
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Donald J. Trump flouted a rule set by Fox News during Thursday night's debate by conversing with his campaign manager during a commercial break, according to two rival campaign officials.
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In 2015, Woods spent the last 45 minutes of a two-and-a-half-hour fog delay conversing with other players on the practice green in the cool, moist air.
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According to the researchers' paper, the chatbot is explicitly meant to replicate conversing with a "palliative care coach" that answers questions about things like preparing a will and funeral preparations.
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During the broadcast, while Cooper was conversing with correspondent Gary Tuchman who was reporting from Eastport, Maine, Tuchman referenced a town tradition where the locals kiss an eight-foot sardine sculpture.
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He was asked when he thought people would be able to have meaningful conversations with artificial intelligence, one that might fool you into thinking you were conversing with a human being.
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Fairytale fantasies aside, conversing with creatures on an intellectual level seems like a pipe dream, but but design-based research studio Extrapolation Factory believes people need to learn to listen differently.
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The hardest part of the ordering process is deciding what to eat and—if you're old-school and calling up the restaurant rather than using an app—conversing with another human.
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"That said, talking with people in various states of leisure, surrounded by trees, renewed my belief in conversing with strangers, and made me want to plan a picnic in Sheep Meadow."
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Raised in prerevolutionary Tehran, Mr. Harward was known to startle his Afghan counterparts during his tours there by conversing with them fluently in Farsi, which is similar to their native Dari.
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It can even happen, she adds, in cases where a woman is simply conversing with a man on her phone, which is frowned upon in more conservative and rural parts of India.
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We do this so often — more than 40,000 times a second — that we don't think of it as conversing with the system, though we are asking a question and expecting a response.
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With exceptional candor and grace, Dungy explores our inner and outer worlds — the intimate and vulnerable experiences of raising a child, living with illness, conversing with strangers, and counting on others' goodwill.
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He immersed himself in the post-war art scene, befriending important artists such as Max Ernst and Pablo Picasso and conversing with Latin American expats Wilfredo Lam, Rufino Tamayo, and Roberto Matta.
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Scammers don't always need to go into an Apple store to do this—screenshots shared in the invoice chat room show successful iCloud removals by just conversing with Apple support over email.
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Around 2029, he has projected, AI will pass the Turing Test: a panel of human judges won't be able to tell whether the being they are conversing with is human or computer.
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Demi, in a confessional, says that she feels Kristian is flirty with other women at the beach; a montage shows that Kristian might just touchy in her gestures when conversing with someone.
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Customer Chat saves conversation histories, so a user can go from talking with a rep on a retailer's website to conversing with them within the Messenger mobile app without restarting a new thread.
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But the bad kind — constantly shopping online at work, scheduling personal activities, taking long personal calls, or devoting a bit too much time conversing with colleagues about holiday activities — can eventually derail workdays.
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But they're also entities most of us rely on to get through our regular routines, especially when it comes to conversing with our neighbors who live down the block or an ocean away.
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According to the report, Haskell appeared to have a "special disdain" for 2013 winner Mallory Hagan, conversing with other Miss America Organization (MAO) colleagues about her weight and speculating about her sexual activity.
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It's understandable that, in 1996, not too many people could conceive of a person that spends most of their time indoors staring at a screen without conversing with people on a daily basis.
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We noticed one guy we worked with would use a very different tone when conversing with "Keith," and would start every email addressing Keith by name which he never did with Kate or me.
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After House Democrats launched their impeachment inquiry into Trump in September, Meadows was frequently seen conversing with Trump at the White House as the president strategized about how to emerge from the investigation unscathed.
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At one end of the yard, you'll have an entrepreneur conversing with a climate expert from Harvard about her graduate thesis; a local filmmaker will be feeling out a collaboration with an aspiring writer.
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But when you finally do get her talking, it's like conversing with a long-lost friend, especially if she puts one of her "delicious little sausages" — her daughter Frankie, almost 3 — on the phone.
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Sitting courtside watching your own team compete, conversing with some of the most popular athletes in the world who are your employees, is priceless for some, and is a commodity rarely up for sale.
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In a world rife with misinformation, "fake news," and the ability to avoid conversing with people who disagree with you on the internet, it's easy to imagine more Shazaam-like memories infecting people's minds.
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As the finance world grows and develops with this technology, the next step is machine learning that changes and adapts to improve fraud detection and provides smarter customer service by conversing with users every day.
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When you are conversing with Siri and the software does not quite get one of your requests right, touch the Tap to Edit link to type in a corrected version of your command or question.
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But instead of spending time conversing with a somewhat faked "artificial intelligence," Shortcuts will help people use Siri as an actual digital assistant — a computer to help them get things done better than they might've otherwise.
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Uninterested hō returned the phone to its rightful owner, but she points out that by conversing with Siri, she could pull up the phone owner's home address, where she parked her car, and her full name.
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It was there that he stepped into the thick of an in-house squabble about the activities of Rudy Giuliani, Trump's personal attorney who had been conversing with Ukrainian leaders outside of traditional U.S. diplomatic circles.
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People who head to Twitter to discuss their ideals are, often unwittingly, conversing with legions of bots: accounts preprogrammed to spew the same campaign slogans, insults or conspiracy theories hundreds or thousands of times a day.
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Now, all you do is drop in a question and wait until someone feeds you back an answer, like a time-delayed Google with the added benefit of conversing with a human being on the other end.
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Despite my wariness of what Khan calls "banal AI" (Siri, Cortana, Alexa), conversing with machines like Amme magnifies shifts happening on micro levels between humans, as human communication shifts from face-to-face to screen-to-screen.
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Supposedly it was John L. Sullivan who made the jawline a popular target after conversing with a physician who explained to him the nerves of the jaw, convincing old John L. that it was worth a whack.
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Trilling's letters to Ginsberg are among the highlights of this book; indeed, you can imagine their relationship — a meeting of stark contrasts, like an Easter Island head conversing with a calliope — being made into a stage play.
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The students learn Mandarin Chinese by conversing with A.I. avatars that can recognize not only what they say but their gestures and expressions, all against a computer-generated backdrop of Chinese street markets, restaurants and other scenes.
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He says that their work is aligned with "[their] Father's business," making a farfetched comparison to Luke 2:49, wherein a young Jesus is separated from his parents and eventually found in a temple conversing with scholars.
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The filmmaker also spends time conversing with other people about what Spock meant to them, from scientists inspired by Star Trek to pursue their professions to Jim Parsons discussing the character's importance to his work on The Bang Theory.
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But Papadopoulos knew he had a role in the campaign when he started conversing with Mifsud in March 2016 -- and the professor "showed interest in the defendant only after learning of his role on the campaign," the filing said.
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Goodson, who is an actress and comedian, later told me that she spent about 8 hours voice-training Geminoid and then another few hours right before Dr. Ishiguro's presentation conversing with the robot to help it better recognize her voice.
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We are conversing with the town's residents, observing them as they don't just give canned interviews but seem, at times, to be performing for us, like tour guides, even as they're preparing a performance of the deportation for their own benefit.
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"I was startled to see how quickly and how very deeply people conversing with Doctor became emotionally involved with the computer and how unequivocally they anthropomorphized it," Weizenbaum wrote about that experience in 1976's Computer Power and Human Reason.
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For example, when you're conversing with a customer on Twitter, it's valuable to know if the user has had previous issues and how they were resolved, as well as if the user is a VIP customer or a first-timer.
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While "Teambuilding Exercise" paints Erlich's request as the whims of a ludicrous con man, categorizing images of food on the internet not so different than annotating an email exchange or observing a stranger conversing with a Facebook chatbot about ordering a burrito.
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The closest hint came in one of the most artfully shot scenes from last night's episode, where Ray is conversing with a programmer as the camera slowly rotates around the two to unveil the right side of his face — bloodied, swollen and bruised.
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This doesn't make sense until we read the label and learn that the title is "Talking" (1979), and that the smoke trailing from the cigarette is following the movement of the otherwise unseen artist's arm as he gesticulates while conversing with an unseen guest.
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While some of Fancher's famous friends (Teri Garr, Barbara Hershey, David Carradine) are represented with footage from their own roles, others are represented by avatars, like the old man with glasses conversing with our hero represents a boss at his job as a ditch digger.
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" Ted later recalled the opinion of a well-known psychiatrist, who said, after conversing with Conant about his son's problems, "that he had never encountered a man of such daunting intellectual prowess who had such a blind spot in comprehending psychological problems or irrationality.
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Though the subjects thought they were conversing with their spouses, they were actually talking to a researcher, whose standardized replies varied from responsive ("You must have gone through a very difficult time"), to unresponsive and rude as hell ("Doesn't sound so bad to me").
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It was reading Zeki and conversing with him that gave me the idea that we could extrapolate a great deal that is not knowable with today's science by examining a work of art and attempting to reverse engineer, so to speak, the sequencing of the brain.
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The trailer also teases the next big chapter in Kirkman's comic — the war with a clan of cult-like survivors called the Whisperers who cover themselves in zombie guts — and shows Rick conversing with Negan in his prison cell, a role the comics gave to Carl Grimes.
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"When we live streamed the Republican and Democratic National Conventions on Twitch last year, followed by a broadcast from the White House, our community had the opportunity to engage in civic-minded content, while conversing with one another in chat," said Brian Petrocelli, Product Marketing Manager, Twitch.
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In March, a whistleblower gave him and other lawmakers a batch of emails that appeared to show President Donald Trump's political appointees at the State Department conversing with conservative media and political figures about ways to sideline some civil servants and Foreign Service officers for questionable reasons.
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You've got your best hareem pants on your bottom-half, your trusted Plain Lazy t-shirt on the top, and your heart is aflutter with the prospect of conversing with part-time actor pretending to be the Mad Hatter, somewhere in the "Wonderland" themed section of the festival complex.
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An impersonation of a hot dog stand employee, a quick white lie to a guard, and a swipe of an all-access pass — and then they were conversing with some of the world's greatest musicians like Tom Petty, Bette Midler and Phil Collins backstage for the rest of the night.
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"Making these two services generally available on Azure simultaneously extends the capabilities of developers to build custom models that can naturally interpret the intentions of people conversing with bots," Lili Cheng, corporate vice president at the Microsoft AI and Research division wrote in a company blog post on the announcement.
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Peter Corines was arraigned on charges after he allegedly stole money from Bernice Judd Porter over the course of two weeks in November 2017 "by fraudulently claiming to be her power of attorney," as well as impersonating her while conversing with several "financial institutions," a news release from the Westchester County District Attorney's office said.
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They'll want to know if you hated or loved the people in your audience, the people who paid your wages, stole your wages, arrested you once for fraternizing with a white man, jailed you for hooking, jailed you for being, and raided your hospital room, right at the end, as you lay conversing with God.
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TV Sports Vin Scully's final game on Sunday was something close to a miracle in sportscasting — an 88-year-old man performing a solo act, conversing with us for more than three hours, keeping track of the game while telling stories, invoking memories and reminding us that he did this single job for 67 consecutive seasons.
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Early in Andromeda, you reach a massive space station that serves as a mission hub, and you can spend several hours touring the facility and conversing with the locals, learning about the station's politically tumultuous recent history (a dead leader, a violent insurrection, resource shortages, and administrative power struggles) as well as helping locals solve various problems.
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The interplay between David Mayo and the Flora voiceover is extraordinary; it is as if an aged son is conversing with his young mother, learning about her previously hidden life for the first time, not only her relationship with Giacometti, but also her hopes and aspirations as an artist, all of which is completely foreign to him.
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Speaking to the sole, anonymous entity behind the page feels like I'm conversing with a fusion between a political ambassador and a customer service representative, which turns out be exactly what is intended once I ask exactly what the page is about: "T2R is my combination home-decor live-webcam-girl customer-support consulting brand," the nameless personality succinctly explains.
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With the Facebook network much more geared at people conversing with each other, and already successfully luring people in to look at their Timelines on a regular basis — it now has over 2 billion monthly active users, and nearly 1.4 billion daily active users — LinkedIn needs to lock down its place here, before someone else takes on the role for them.
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The film's epilogue, "Conversing with Mother," invokes the movie's one familiarly Pirandellian touch—the appearance of Pirandello as a character, returning to the deserted family home in Sicily and mentally summoning his mother in order to hear a tale from her youth that he has tried and failed to write, one of political persecution and exile that's also a story of joyful abandon and natural wonder.
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Before the sketch ends, Clinton imitates Trump, then she and McKinnon stand side-by-side singing a duet of Bill Withers's " Lean on Me." Even if Broad City's writers took few risks with their Clinton cameo, there's something refreshing about seeing such a high-profile person conversing with just a couple wide-eyed admirers, sans stadium backdrop or a battalion of Secret Service men (never mind the fact that Comedy Central camera crew facilitated this production).
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I found myself being advised by a 15-year-old, conversing with people my age and interacting with folks much older than I. (Another perk: After being outside in the California sun for three days, I got quite a nice tan.) It was also a brief respite from the nonstop series of widely broadcast tragedies of last week, when I could watch the killings of black men in Minnesota and Louisiana streamed live to my desktop on Facebook, or see sniper fire pepper crowds of people and murder five police officers in Dallas.
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