And the technology we need to fully harness the potential of these tools hardly requires a moonshot.
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"We've been unable to fully harness the potential of these resources," Roger McLeod, CDB economist and report co-author, told the conference.
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The real issue is it that it takes time to implement changes in processes, skills and organizational structure to fully harness AI's potential as a general-purpose technology (GPT).
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How to fully incorporate the benefits of less traditional methods such as art therapy, and how to fully harness the power of social media, are positive works in progress.
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Chandler's apex season saw him fully harness the elite size and remarkable athleticism that he has always possessed, tempered with the wisdom of a career's worth of trial and error.
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For tennis fans—and anyone who wants to see Stephens fully harness her obvious gifts—that facade of cool nonchalance is the most frustrating thing about her, win or lose.
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So, let us draw upon this strength 365 days a year— not just during Black History Month—in order to fully harness the fullest potential of our national security workforce.
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That's part of what makes him different than Ersan Illyasova or Channing Frye—and if Porzingis is going to fully harness his 7-foot-3 frame, he should emulate Dirk, not those two.
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To fully harness the energy from the demographic revolution, Mr. Sanders will need to strengthen his support among African-American voters who were more resistant to his candidacy when he faced Mrs. Clinton.
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"By taking every opportunity to exploit our strategic advantages, our brands will be able to more fully harness the power of the enterprise to better serve their customers across channels and geographies," Art Peck, CEO of Gap, said in a statement.
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"I won't go into great detail right now, but in terms of how you fully harness the intelligence community, getting the right people in the right places to do target development — has been something that's frustrating to me," Dunford said Tuesday.
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Then, if they fail to fully harness the dark side and cannot defeat him, instead of just letting them die, he turns their bodies into a host for a strange parasite that harvests upon their 'essence,' ultimately turning them into a crystal.
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The aim of the Network is to work with young scholars in China to explore new analytical approaches to poverty research and through this process to more fully harness and use existing poverty survey data.
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On April 11, 2008 the president of the Spanish Government, Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, elected Cristina Garmendia as holder of a new ministry, Minister of Science and Innovation, which was going to be created during the IX term of office. The Ministry of Science and Innovation for the first time drew together all the Government’s capacities and bodies to promote R&D;, including Public Research Bodies, the Instituto de Salud Carlos III and the Centro para el Desarrollo Tecnológico Industrial (CDTI). The Ministry was created with the mandate to fully harness the economic potential the scientific capacity of the country —Spain established itself as the 9th scientific power in 2010. During her time as Minister, many ambitious programs were launched.
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