The job that they're doing, and machines have jobs, either general machines or very specific machines. Yeah.
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And that's exactly why sound machines, also called white noise machines or sound therapy machines, were invented.
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Most of their components, they&aposre used in machines, boring machines, drilling machines, some in construction will be hurt.
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Of the body's various complicated machines and machines within machines, the complexity of eyes is among the most daunting.
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Some libraries also have sewing machines and craft cutting machines.
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Infected machines kept a constantly updated list of other infected machines.
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There's basically machines on all the time—keyboards and drum machines.
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Oh, we have soda machines and ice cream machines in the schools.
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We start debating which jobs can't be done by machines, whether machines can become exactly like people, whether machines should pay taxes, and so on.
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For the next 60 days, Skylake virtual machines (VMs) will cost the same as VMs that use older machines; after that, Skylake machines will be about 6 to 10 percent more expensive than machines that use older CPUs.
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Virtual machines that exist only as lines of code run programs designed for real machines just as the real machines would—or so it is hoped.
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Many of these machines used outdated software on aged machines with inadequate cybersecurity.
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We got one of the smoothest running machines in the history of machines.
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It's how we're going to interact with machines, before the machines take over.
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All that has changed is the way machines play poker with other machines.
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How would hackers break into voting machines if those machines aren't internet-enabled?
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Will humans prefer interacting with machines and start loving machines instead of humans?
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With machines and sequencers and drum machines, I love the relentlessness of it.
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"We want not just intelligent machines but intelligible machines," wrote Nadella last month.
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Machines are making images of people for other machines to see and analyze.
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The electronic gaming machines are similar to slot machines seen in casinos elsewhere.
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But the vast majority of the dots indicated machines talking to other machines.
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It comes with weight machines, exercise balls, free weights, treadmills, and rowing machines.
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Master Class Pit the machines against the machines to keep your data safe.
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They're just machines, after all, and machines controlled by uncaring corporations at that.
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They tell the machines how to analyze what to look for, they program the machines, but machines are the only thing capable of reading at that scale.
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I've always wanted to build devices that are machines but also more than machines.
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But wait, what about the coffee machines — are the coffee machines ready for departure?
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Many Japanese gaming stores in Tokyo's Akihabara district have these capsule machines ("Gachapon" machines).
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Some precincts had too few voting machines and hours when the machines were down.
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In many homes, people are barking commands at tiny machines, with the machines responding.
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LondonHouse's fitness center promises a good workout with treadmills, elliptical machines, and weight machines.
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There are roughly 350,000 voting machines in use in the country today, all of which fall into one of two categories: optical-scan machines or direct-recording electronic machines.
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A world where you either work for the machines or the machines work for you.
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"Smart robots, or autonomous machines, are independent, self-correcting, and learning machines," says the report.
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Houses should be machines for living in, just as boats were machines for sailing in.
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The exercise venue also offers a boxing ring, weight machines, treadmills, and other cardiovascular machines.
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All of the machines in this buying guide are either semi-automatic or pod machines.
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Some machines will even produce a bit of crema just like high-end espresso machines.
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The machines fall primarily into two categories — direct-recording electronic machines and optical-scan systems.
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One Bright Machines customer uses machines to place dozens of processors that cost $1,000 each.
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These machines will not bring quantum supremacy—namely, they won't surpass the performance of traditional machines.
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The state election board also has images of the machines, as well as the machines themselves.
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Some 105,000 electronic voting tablets from South Korea have been nicknamed machines à voler (stealing machines).
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The electronic tablets, nicknamed machines à voler (stealing machines), did little to redeem their dodgy reputation.
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Industrial machines that build cars and the machines that work in your home are worlds apart.
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We tend to think of machines, in particular smart machines, as somehow cold, calculating and unbiased.
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Dominion's machines use external serial-port modems that are connected to machines after an election ends.
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When you say "our complex future with machines," right now, what is our future with machines?
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Peritoneal dialysis machines are around the size of a desktop printer, smaller than home hemodialysis machines.
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How can machines subtly let other machines and humans know what they are trying to do?
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You've broken all the machines and the ties between us in Congress and the city machines.
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It is divided into four distinct parts (for a total of 14 hours of content) and goes through the nuances of DC machines, transformers, magnetic circuits, synchronous machines, and finally, induction machines.
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In addition to several computer-driven prototyping machines, Area 404 includes several machines for manually building prototypes.
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In return, though, these machines may shut down at any time when demand for regular machines increases.
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"I've been fascinated by developing legged machines, which can go where real machines cannot go," explained Kim.
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To explore this further, Jelonek lived with devices like artificial sun clocks, rainbow machines and aurora machines.
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If our machines are pushing medicine in the wrong direction, it's our fault, not the machines' fault.
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If wars consist merely of machines fighting machines, then no human soldiers or civilians need get killed.
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The company, which typically ships 100 machines per month, has seen immediate demand for thousands of machines.
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Instead, the machines were running on batteries, and once the batteries ran out, the machines shut down.
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That includes electric apparatuses for phones, parts of office machines, automatic data process machines, furniture and travel goods.
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It was never an issue about machines learning, it was whether machines could ingest and process enough data.
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These are the prices for Linux-based machines, with Windows-based machines — as usual — costing a bit more.
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Details: Parts of the lab resemble a gym, with dozens of treadmills, rowing machines and other exercise machines.
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Many apps are modeled after slot machines, which are arguably the most addictive machines ever created, Price says.
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The woodland machines, programmed by aliens to kill, want peace from other machines, programmed by humans to kill.
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"[B]y creating certainty for voting machines, the government creates uncertainty about computers that are not voting machines."
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Workers could also use the implants to operate copy machines and buy food from the company's vending machines.
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He advised lawmakers against issuing large-scale funding for new machines until better standards and machines were available.
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They're still more popular than stacking machines overall, but stacking machines use a lot less water and energy.
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Virginia replaced hundreds of touch-screen voting machines with new machines that will leave an auditable paper trail.
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Carpet and upholstery cleaning machines can be rented or purchased; if you opt to buy, check out Wirecutter's guide to the best portable cleaning machines (upright and cordless hand-held machines are also available).
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The problem is that we're not just merging with machines, we're merging with the companies that make these machines.
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ARCONIC'S 80 YEAR-OLD MACHINES It's not just smaller companies and startups that appreciate age in some industrial machines.
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That means the state will not buy any new machines until it has the money to replace all machines.
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Machines need us more than we think, he said, and we need machines to make our work more exciting.
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Canine refers to these more expensive machines as 'mainframe' machines – or computers that existed before the PC came about.
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Here are six ways hackers could influence or disrupt the process: Hacking voting machines Voting machines can be hacked.
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If, following Locke and Hume, human beings think like machines, then machines can think like human beings, only better.
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Unisex machines exist at half the price of man-sized machines, but press fewer items of clothing per hour.
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We started with virtual machines, which allowed you take an individual server and make it into multiple virtual machines.
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We need to focus on the skills we can do where we're not competing with machines, with thinking machines.
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The machines were a hodge-podge of touchscreen tablets and Windows-based machines, with some still being used nationwide.
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Machines insert copies of the magazines and preprinted sections, and then finished papers move via conveyor to bundling machines.
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Machines with no paper trail Paper ballots or machines with paper trail No data Pa. N.J. Ind. Del. Kan.
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Produce relies on human labor rather than machines, and machines are more efficient and cheaper in the long run.
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Not because machines have solved the game, but simply because machines don't make the same mistakes as humans do.
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The overwhelming majority of images are now made by machines for other machines, with humans rarely in the loop.
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Long before the machines replace us, the bot seems to suggest, we will learn to behave like machines ourselves.
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" [Sun-Sentinel] Overheated vote tallying machines: "Meanwhile, problems continued in Palm Beach County, where tallying machines overheated while working overtime.
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As companies build powerful quantum machines, leaders must simultaneously understand the risks those machines pose and the counter-measures required.
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About 4 percent of Taiwan's national ATM network of 27,200 machines is affected, leaving customers obliged to use other machines.
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"Machines are what enable the human race to move forward and up, and machines have always been physical," he said.
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Steam-driven machines come in two types: stovetop espresso makers like the Bialetti Moka Express and pump-less electric machines.
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We need national security standards for voting machines, and funding for states to procure machines that comply with those standards.
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It is "The Fourth Discontinuity: The Co-Evolution of Humans and Machines" — not "The Co-Evolution and Humans and Machines."
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Despite the concept of these works having been informed by machines, Buttendorf didn't actually use any machines to make them.
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The site allotted 10 voting machines to each party, and eventually added 14 additional machines for Democratic voters, she said.
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La. No data Machines with no paper trail Paper ballots or machines with paper trail Pa. N.J. Ind. Del. Kan.
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La. Machines with no paper trail No data Paper ballots or machines with paper trail Pa. N.J. Ind. Del. Kan.
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We must reconceive ourselves as mere meat machines running algorithms, soon to be overtaken by metal machines running better ones.
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"They are not voting machines they are cheating machines," opposition leader Jean-Pierre Bemba said via video-link from Brussels.
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Then the votes cast on the electronic voting machines are counted, a batch of the 14 machines in each round.
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System Center, as the name doesn't really reveal, is the company's service for managing data centers and provisioning and managing hardware and virtual machines (be they Windows Servers machines, Linux boxes or machines running VMWare or Hyper-V).
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Save on top brands like Apple, De'Longhi, Morphy Richards, and Sony, with deals on everything from coffee machines to sewing machines.
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In Nevada, some casinos are already testing skills-based gaming machines, trying to lure younger adults who rarely play slot machines.
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More than half of that was lost gambling at poker machines (slot machines) at pubs, clubs and casinos across the country.
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By equipping these machines with sensors, they can follow a digital trail of data to understand the health of those machines.
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The company just recalled 2.8 million of its top load washing machines, because the machines can basically fall apart during use.
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Despite having a countertop packed with espresso machines for months, I had never tried all-in-one, super automatic espresso machines.
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Anbernic sells a series of "retro" machines on Amazon, including machines that look suspiciously like the SoujaGame Console and SouljaGame Handheld.
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The people I would be worried about hacking voting machines would be the people with direct access to the voting machines.
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Officials sent 14 additional voting machines to Texas Southern and 12 additional machines to Houston Community College late Tuesday, she said.
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The company's machines, which are mostly in corporate cafeterias and hospitals, have more food-safety features than many traditional vending machines.
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Later, she watched machines learn to do her jobs on a factory floor making breathing machines, and in inventory and filing.
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Federal testing standards for election machines haven't been updated since 2005, when a large percentage of the machines were not digital.
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Even though experts agree that machines are easy to hack one at a time, machines are not connected to the internet.
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Just as machines made human muscles a thousand times stronger, machines will make the human brain a thousand times more powerful.
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The changing face of American cities has played a role in weakening long-standing machines, and alliances between machines, as well.
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In my last book, I saw this dichotomy between machines that replace humans and machines that extend the power of humans.
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It's easy to see why Amazon is so interested in automation: It already treats its masses of low-wage human workers like machines to maximize efficiency and profit, so it's a tiny leap to just treating machines like machines.
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SMC Corp , manufacturer of machines used for chip-making, fell 278.07 percent while Advantest, maker of chip inspection machines, fell 26 percent.
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While the company has a patent for computerized vending machines that dispense first-aid products, it has not sold any machines yet.
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The debate centers on the question of who will help whom: machines in aid of humans or humans in aid of machines.
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This will create a virtuous feedback loop—new machines will make the underlying AI smarter, which will allow for even better machines.
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The company is now betting on its coffee innovations, express vending machines, beans and machines for food service customers to grow sales.
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The machines communicate via this port, and HART also uses it to update software on machines, when the company actually updates software.
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As far as I'm concerned, the similarity between these two movements is their common use of machines (drum machines, synths, samplers, sequencers).
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There are tons of cardio machines, but only a medium-sized collection of cable-machines and free weights on the top floors.
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Still, some have sounded alarm over outdated machines and pushed for ways to audit results and do away with completely paperless machines.
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Georgia, one of five states to use touchscreen machines with no paper record, has used direct-recording electronic voting machines since 2002.
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If it takes 5 machines 5 minutes to make 5 widgets, how long would it take 100 machines to make 100 widgets?
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"This is when (our) factory with the five or six machines will change to a big hangar with 100 machines," he said.
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What's more fascinating than this new technology allowing machines to think like a human, is allowing machines to act like a human.
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It's still early days, but chemists are convinced that molecular machines will eventually prove invaluable — doing things no other machines can do.
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Voting machines are typically not connected to the internet, but Wyden raised concerns that the software could expose the machines to compromise.
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SMC Corp , manufacturer of machines used for chip-making, fell 6.5 percent while Advantest, maker of chip inspection machines, fell 5.6 percent.
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Rather, it gives us new machines to replace us, machines that can follow us to virtually any new industry we flee to.
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DeepMind's victory showed how the future of biochemical research will increasingly be driven by machines and the people who oversee those machines.
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The Predix software connects sensor-laden industrial machines like wind turbines, jet engines and elevators to data centers, so that streams of information from the machines can be analyzed to help predict failures and make the machines run more cost effectively.
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While there are malevolent machines out there, Barry has seen first-hand how machines can be the opposite: he watched a benevolent AI named Distant Prime seize power in his home country and force out a faction of power hungry machines.
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Some machines are passive, with players watching to see whether the balls land in winning holes and others are more like pinball machines.
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Fourteen states used at least some machines without an auditable paper trail in 2016, and five states used only machines without paper trails.
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Some U.S. states still used voting machines from the 1980s, he said, which he compared to soda vending machines in the Soviet Union.
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They were meant for small clusters of large machines while the modern approach focused on more large clusters that run relatively small machines.
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Our brains are biological machines, but they're machines nonetheless; they exist in the real world and adhere to the basic laws of physics.
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For the longest time, developers have taken Chrome OS machines and run tools like Crouton to turn them into Linux-based developer machines.
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If self-checkout machines were used, there's overhead in stocking them with cash, maintenance and helping customers when the machines inevitably break down.
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The bottom line is this: We humans have to adapt to the machines as much as the machines have to adapt to us.
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There were none of the laboratory tests we consider routine in the U.S., no radiologic tests, no breathing machines or kidney dialysis machines.
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Ten residence halls are available on campus, which offer accommodations like air conditioning, vending machines, private bathrooms, laundry machines, and ping-pong tables.
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Security researchers at DEFCON this year were invited to hack voting machines, and they discovered security flaws in several models of touchscreen machines.
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Taking eight tracks off her Juno Award-winning LP Little Machines, Lights strips down the production of them on Midnight Machines, out Friday.
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We are supposed to be watching the machines responsible for the paper bottles, but really we are watching the Smiths watch the machines.
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On the morning of Election Day, we set up the machines, verifying the seals that ensure the machines have not been tampered with.
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It'll be a while yet before our computational Rube Goldberg machines—deep learning neural networks—are building Rube Goldberg machines of their own.
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Andrea Molette Bradford "It was ridiculous to know that for hours, machines went unused just because they were Republican[-allocated] machines," Bradford said.
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Coins being turned in to the program from China were from American cars, vending machines, and washing machines that were ultimately processed overseas.
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As the title suggests, the works interrogated the ways in which we interact with machines, but also how machines reflect back at us.
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Just as Generation I demonstrated innate acceptance of iPads and smartphones, Generation AI will take for granted machines with advanced AI: machines with minds and a (perceived) ability to think on their own, and even machines equipped with artificial empathy and charisma.
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It makes continuous positive airway pressure machines — known as CPAP machines — that help people with sleep apnea not gasp for air when they sleep.
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But updating the machines used in voting systems isn't as easy as installing a patch because the machines are subject to strict certification rules.
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Enormous machines drill into great veins of halite, extracting huge chunks that other enormous machines crush into bucketloads of salt that ascend on conveyors.
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Choose from the following three machines: Founded in 1932, Breville is an Australian appliance company that manufacturers Nespresso machines, including the popular Vertuo model.
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For runners, people use running treadmills, and that is the template the company wants to follow, eventually including rowing machines, step machines, and more.
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ATM machines and bank tellers, ATM machines scale, it's objective, it's consistent, you know what to expect when you got to an ATM machine.
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In this way, machines are attacking machines, something that can be hard to stop as computers are able to adapt their own attack methods.
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Then King made all machines evil in Maximum Overdrive, where we're treated to malicious arcade games and vending machines as well as evil cars.
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No question, buying a whole bunch of new x-ray machines is a tough pill to swallow when the old machines work just fine.
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Unlike Burritoboxes, the pizza machines are unbranded so local pizzerias and packaged-food companies can label and fill the machines with their own pies.
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Voting machines would no longer be allowed to be connected to the internet, which would limit the ability for offsite hackers to attack machines.
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Many of the country's 8,113 voting jurisdictions still rely on antiquated machines, and the problems have only escalated as the machines have grown older.
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But when a virus infects the town, causing the machines to eat one another, Pascal rushes the village's youngest machines to another, safer location.
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The "hanging chads" defeated electronic vote-reading machines: The tiny bit of punched-out cardboard remained, and the machines could not count them accurately.
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The board decided to phase out the machines this year after the Virginia Department of Elections recommended that the touchscreen voting machines be decertified.
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"In many centers across the country, voting machines did not work ... Voting operations were interrupted following the malfunction of voting machines," Fayulu told reporters.
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"On those two occasions, subscribers' bug-infected machines turned into zombie machines that repeatedly sent queries to StarHub's DNS, overwhelming it," the newspaper said.
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No, what they actually did is they bought Siemens' machines and they hacked the Siemens' machines to adapt them to small fingerstick blood samples.
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The office, which normally relies on six ballot-counting machines, has rented an additional four machines, scheduled to arrive on Monday from Omaha, Neb.
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The commission also recommended that the stake on gambling machines offering slots games, like traditional fruit machines, should be limited to two pounds ($2.79).
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He then described the difficulty of tampering with the machines in any other way, noting that the machines were sealed shut with metal clamps.
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Speed Clean washers are heavy-duty machines that can withstand the grease that would often confuse the computers on other machines and break them.
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That's not just people who are inventing new machines; that's also people who are capable of working with new machines, for example in manufacturing, where many workers are at very high levels of skill because of the complexity of the machines they have to operate.
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"Machines equipped with AI, or machines that are essentially robots no longer perform only narrow … functions … the machines of tomorrow will be tasked with solving … (a) multitude of challenges," Abe told an audience at the CeBIT technology trade show in Hannover, Germany, on Sunday.
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After years of criticism that its voting machines contained flawed and insecure software, voting machine supplier Election System and Software announced this week that it will stop selling machines that have no paper ballot—as the primary machines in any given jurisdiction, at least.
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Hackers can access voting machines via the cellular modems used to transmit unofficial results at the end of an election, or subvert back-end election-management systems — used to program the voting machines and tally votes — and spread malicious code to voting machines through them.
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The machines ordered by Congo&aposs government are made by South Korean firm Miru Systems Co., which created machines for the Argentine elections in 2017.
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And secret machines, our secret machines, do constitute a number of the sightings I believe, but I also believe we reverse engineered E.T. technology i.e.
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Five machines made surgical masks, the thin rectangular pads that cover the nose and mouth, while other machines pieced together the more rugged respiratory masks.
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Anime's Human Machines at the Barbican Centre offers a variety of perspectives on humanity, technology, and whether the soul can exist between machines and humans.
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When machines fight machines, for instance, the speed of the battle can become so great that humans may well do more harm then good intervening.
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It also recognized the shift from simply selling large industrial machines like wind turbines, airplane engines and MRI machines to the industrial Internet of Things.
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At the same time, however, he believes we don't have any special reason to think that biological machines can be conscious but silicon machines cannot.
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What developers will soon be able to do, though, is run Microsoft's simulator on their own machines (those machines need to be rather powerful, though).
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Texas voters experiencing issues with voting machines used in that state have been told by election officials that they are the problem, not the machines.
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He was quoted saying that he wants to replace his workers with machines—because machines can't sue him for sexual harassment, discrimination, [or] wage theft.
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But machines shouldn't replace what humans can do, Ma said, but instead the technology community needs to look at making machines do what humans cannot.
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Australia's exciting plan to introduce a fresh $5 bank note has stumbled over its first hurdle — vending machines, poker machines and self service check-outs.
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Along with Nespresso machines, now's a good time to save up to 7.603% on Breville and Keurig machines well ahead of the Black Friday rush.
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What they do, according to O*NET: They operate a variety of office machines, such as photocopiers and photographic and duplicating machines, but not computers.
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Different communities use different kinds of voting machines, none of which are connected to the internet, making it tough to tamper with machines in bulk.
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Instead of spending all their profits on teenage stuff, they used the money to purchase additional machines until they had eight machines in multiple locations.
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They are a dream of researchers but perhaps a nightmare for highly skilled computer programmers: artificially intelligent machines that can build other artificially intelligent machines.
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"If attackers can modify that software by infecting the machines with malware, they can cause the machines to give any answer whatsoever," Professor Halderman wrote.
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If Brokaw had a large plant that made fax machines, no political bill would help save those jobs when the world stopped using fax machines.
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When the company was founded, in 1975, the machines were known as microcomputers, to distinguish the desktop computers from the hulking machines of the day.
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Sure, machines inspired the most memorable worker rebellion of the industrial revolution — when the Luddites smashed the weaving machines that were taking over their jobs.
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The bottom lineI&aposve used a few bread machines in my time — mostly secondhand units — but the Zojirushi Virtuoso Plus blows these bread machines away.
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There are now gigantic machines shooting fire on Cup final day because there have not always been gigantic machines shooting fire on Cup final day.
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In one study, Hello Goodness machines lifted revenue in the entire vending bank, which might also include traditional machines, by 59 percent, according to PepsiCo.
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"We can now create machines that can change what people think and what people do, and the machines can do that autonomously," he testified in 2006.
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The software is encrypted, machines are sealed until election day and political parties may send observers to tests of machines selected at random the day before.
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Thus, the potential for meddling with these machines is there, and our dependence on electronic voting machines may create an unnecessary vulnerability in our election process.
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With AGI, computer scientists aren't coding machines to have responses to every imaginable inquiry, but instead giving machines the resources to make decisions on their own.
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Now how do you manage in that scenario, you want to be running those machines, you don't want to be replaced by one of those machines.
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The most common kid-friendly spots for these cabinets were amusement arcade venues, which were also home to pinball machines, claw cranes, and air hockey machines.
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It said, in effect, that if markets are going to run on machines, then, by golly, the machines will be connected so everybody gets proper value.
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"In other fields, machines can create their own data, but in language and translation it's impossible for machines to create translation data by themselves," says Lee.
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There's a long tradition of robotic music production, from player pianos and glitchy electronic music of Felix's Machines to the steam-driven "power trio" Z-Machines.
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The idea that manual work can be carried out by machines is already familiar; now ever-smarter machines can perform tasks done by information workers, too.
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This year, the results of machines in Pennsylvania, Virginia and Ohio, where Governor John Kasich controls the machines, must be matched with exit polls, for example.
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The best espresso machines you can buyTrue espresso only comes from high-end machines, but now you can have your very own espresso machine at home.
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The first versions of A.T.M.-style touch-screen machines did not produce backup printouts, and many of those machines are still in service around the country.
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Electronic voting machines can be hacked, and those machines that do not include a paper ballot that can verify each voter's choice can be hacked undetectably.
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Giving hackers unfettered access to voting machines, which allows hackers at the conference to turn the machines into jukeboxes, for instance, is not based on reality.
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Machines are more predictable than people, and in histories written by futurists the machines just keep coming; depicting their march as unstoppable certifies the futurists' predictions.
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RE-INVENTION While some entrepreneurs have simply switched off their machines hoping value might bounce back, others have found new uses for their machines and spaces.
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Forcing states to only deploy machines that used a decent level of encryption or to carry out source code review of the machines could be improvements.
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Some musicians push the machines past their intended designs to sound truly unique, or have new ideas about making music that are sparked by those machines.
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That includes each of the five states that use voting machines that don't produce any paper record of how people cast their ballots on electronic machines.
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Without sufficient power, X-ray machines, CT scans, and machines for cardiac catheterization do not function, and generators are not powerful enough to make them work.
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Removing a significant amount of it would involve moving huge volumes of air through thousands upon thousands of capture machines, and powering the machines for decades.
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One clear area of vulnerability then and now is our reliance on electronic voting machines and vote tabulating machines without conducting any meaningful post-election audits.
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Many local precincts in New Hampshire use electronic machines to count paper ballots, but poll workers are trained to manually tabulate votes if the machines malfunction.
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Each year, millions of American cars, washing machines, vending machines, and other coin-operated devices are torn to bits and recycled, mostly in China and India.
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Many of those machines are at or past the end of their service lives; Georgia conducted November's elections on voting machines running Windows 2000, and parts of Pennsylvania relied on Windows XP. Most states still use paper ballots that are counted by hand or by machines.
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The PlugX variant they were seeking to annihilate was present on fewer than 261398 OPM machines; unfortunately, some of those machines were pivotal to the entire network.
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A ProPublica analysis of voting machines found that over two-thirds of counties in America used machines for the 2016 election that are over a decade old.
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Welcome to the world of human-robot interaction, in which people have to adapt to the machines as much as the machines have to adapt to us.
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" One senior banking executive told CNBC that volatility gets worse when the machines are in charge: "The only way to prepare is to turn the machines off.
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When those changes are wrought by machines, they become even harder, and all the more so when those machines seem to behave more and more like humans.
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Wilson County, Tennessee: Voting Machines CrashA local FOX station is reporting that all voting machines went down in Wilson County, Tennessee during the first rush of voters.
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There have been a lot of advances in the development of "smart" machines that can monitor, identify and fix their problems and the problems of other machines.
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While Intel promised 90 percent of machines would have fixes available by now, it turns out that some of the patches have been making machines spontaneously reboot.
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West Virginia's not alone in using older machines — a Brennan Center analysis found 43 states used some machines that were at least 10 years old in 2016.
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Many decisions made by autonomous machines have moral implications -- yet little is determined about what ethics machines follow, or who decides what those ethical assumptions should be.
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Startup Momentum Machines has raised $18 million to take its burger robot into fast-food joints, and other companies are building machines that make pizzas and salads.
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The problem involves eSlate voting machines made by Hart InterCivic—direct-recording electronic (DRE) machines that use a dial and button for voters to make their selections.
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The ALJ recommended a limited exclusion order that would prevent future attempts to import infringing machines but would not impact infringing machines already in the United States.
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"There's going to be a lot of debate in the next two to five years, because these machines don't look like traditional slot machines," says Doctor Fong.
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At Azim's factory, for example, machines are already doing the bulk of the work, while Islam has just spent $500,000 to import 70 new machines from Italy.
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Another new feature worth highlighting is the addition of support for GPU-based machines that run Nvidia's K80 GPUs (with support for more powerful machines coming later).
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There are downsides to letting machines automate the process of discovering unconscious bias; namely, that the machines would reflect the same biases of their non-diverse users.
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Bryn Mawr College in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, has dorms with lounge areas, vending machines with soda and snacks, and access to laundry machines, according to its website.
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Image: Bryce Durbin/TechCrunch Image: Bryce Durbin/TechCrunch Controlling machines through our minds, or controlling minds through machines has been left to the realm of science fiction.
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Both the hospital owners buying the machines and the salesmen knew patients like Junjun and Little Huang would trust the advanced, "imported" machines if physicians recommended them.
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I really appreciate the observation that we already make machines that think — we make children, and they're biological machines and they have consciousness and they have creativity!
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After Amazon, Google and Microsoft update their machines, customers may have to update the operating systems running on their own virtual machines to guard against some exploits.
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Far from seeing herself as a competitor to machines, Shannon viewed herself as a loving caretaker of the machines she'd spent years learning to operate and repair.
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A series of recent sculptures called "praying machines" — perhaps playing off the early 20th-century "bachelor machines" of Marcel Duchamp — take this to a rather obvious conclusion.
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By January, researchers at McAfee said that attackers had successfully compromised several victims, installed malware on their machines and were now actively stealing data off their machines.
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Some X-ray machines have different characteristics in the image they produce than other machines, and some hospitals have a much larger percentage of fractures than others.
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Machines more than Paper ballots No data 5 10 2003 years old Machines more than Paper ballots No data 5 10 15 years old Machines more than Paper ballots No data 5 10 15 years old Machines more than Paper ballots No data 5 10 15 years old Source: Election Data Services | By Denise Lu Surveying the long Election Day lines in Cobb County, Ga., Janine Eveler, the director of the Board of Elections, described the challenges of a record turnout for a midterm election, an unusually complicated ballot and a shortage of voting machines.
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But a large-scale hack on these machines is unlikely, for one simple reason: Voting machines, by and large, are not connected to the internet, so any widespread attempt to hack enough individual machines to impact the overall vote would require a massive, coordinated on-the-ground effort.
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"I think the trend of declining machines is one that goes back a long time, but I do think recent shifts make it even harder for machines to survive," said Eric Schickler, a political scientist at the University of California-Berkeley who has studied party bosses and machines.
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A Study of Invisible Images, which is showing at New York's Metro Pictures until October 21, illuminates the ways that machines interpret photographs — that is, through "computer vision" and machine learning — as well as the fact that so many images today are made by machines, and for machines.
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How virtual machines workImage: ParallelsVirtual machines run an entire OS as an application, which means you're splitting your system resources—memory, CPU time, hard drive space, and etc.
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I remain confident that – as long as we remember to think like humans and not like machines – we can create machines that reinforce and strengthen our collective humanity.
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Now there are an estimated three million cash machines across the globe with some 70,000 cash machines in the UK alone which dispensed 175 billion pounds in 2016.
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According to the lawsuit, in some instances, after they damaged the machines, some of their goons have approached ATM owners offering to replace them with their own machines.
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Flimsy plastic machines gave way to metal, less lag became the norm, and incredible machines like the Dell XPS 13 and HP Spectre x360 emerged from the melee.
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Most of the principles of most machines developed in the machine age were principles that were found in the human body … We're all like bone machines, I guess.
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Whether machines can "think," or—to put it another way, whether people think like machines—is a question that has been hotly debated for the past five centuries.
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They could give the machines a map of what they needed dug, fire them up and only step in the cab when there's something the machines can't do.
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Fewer than 10 states have machines that are not at pushing at least 10-years old, the end of the lifespan for voting machines not given careful maintenance.
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Hieroglyphic Being - Machines for Lovers EP I'm a big fan of Hieroglyphic Being's Machines for Lovers EP, mainly for the A2 track "Apple," and because it's Jamal Moss!
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The pair journey through vast, GM-fuelled cornfields that are farmed by mammoth, automated agricultural machines working through the night—automated machines that have evidently displaced human workers.
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It's that they reject risks that seem bizarre: They do not accept machines making mistakes that a human wouldn't; after all, the machines are supposed to be better.
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But he also says hacking into a significant number of voting machines is far from an impossibility, and raises concerns about the security of those machines going forward.
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Tinguely makes fools of machines," the critic John Canaday wrote in The New York Times, "while the rest of mankind supinely permits machines to make fools of them.
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The space contains three looms and four knitting machines, along with multiple machines for the lab's other specialties: embroidery; hand-tufting; passementerie, or decorative trim; and laser technology.
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Over the next several years, reports commissioned by officials in California, Maryland and Ohio found more problems with Diebold machines and similar issues with machines from other manufacturers.
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On a normal day, when we go to restock the machines, I like to wake up really early because a lot of machines are at offices and warehouses.
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Will the availability of huge numbers of nonhuman war-fighting machines increase the chances of war, as policymakers might be more willing to sacrifice those machines than humans?
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Fast food chains in America have already begun experimenting with automated machines internationally and some domestically, recognizing cheaper long term costs after initial capital expenditures for the machines.
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During the family bathroom break, you notice something: Rows of vending machines, stacks of pamphlets for attractions that you never knew existed, and maybe a few lottery machines.
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United States copyright law disallowed hackers from experimenting on voting machines until just the past two years and purchasers of voting machines were forced to sign nondisclosure agreements.
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Corman, who was at the conference, noted that the hackers required physical access to actually infiltrate the machines and, once hacked, the machines showed signs they were hacked.
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This isn't just a voting machine issue: The public debate about election security often gets falsely reduced to swapping out machines without paper ballots for machines with them.
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If the US Mint decides to change the composition of the penny and nickel, operators of vending machines and other coin-operated machines would have to spend hundreds of millions of dollars retrofitting their machines, while the Mint would save a sum that's only in the tens of millions of dollars.
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And in February 2004, six months before the recall election was to occur, the National Electoral Council announced that it had awarded a contract to Bizta and Smartmatic to replace the nation's existing voting machines — optical-scan machines made by the U.S. company Election Systems & Software — with new touchscreen machines.
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There are plenty of crazy things at CES that will come to market, things like washing machines that contain secondary washing machines and brand-new boomboxes with cassette decks.
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Obsessively curious about machines, Gannon sees industrial robots—often thought of as dinosaurs in the robotics community—as the most reliable, adaptable, and robust machines in the world today.
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It's all well and good that the latest greatest machines are equipped with these types of sensors, but in reality most manufacturing companies aren't replacing their machines anytime soon.
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To combat the issue, the government recently slapped a nation-wide ban on the importation of machines from China, burning and bulldozing hundreds of machines in a symbolic display.
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Machine manufacturers tried to adapt their machines in an effort to get around the many legislative controls and laws—especially on devices considered to be gaming or gambling machines.
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"Seals [and ties] make machines a little bit more secure because attackers have to do a little more work [to get to the machines]," he said, but not much.
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In 2013, the state seized electronic bingo machines and cash from VictoryLand Casino in Macon County, claiming that they were actually slot machines, which are illegal in the state.
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Under the watch of increasingly infallible referees, pitchers who built their reputations as "strike-throwing machines" by continually tricking the umpire will have to become actual strike-throwing machines.
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They range from manual, little, manual machines that you can make one or two at a time, All the way up to machines that can generate 103,000 per minute.
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CreditCreditMengxin Li SAN FRANCISCO — They are a dream of researchers but perhaps a nightmare for highly skilled computer programmers: artificially intelligent machines that can build other artificially intelligent machines.
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"We work incredibly hard to make sure that when our machines learn something — because a lot of our decisions are made algorithmically — that our machines are fair," Wojcicki added.
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Georgia can keep using voting machines Tuesday's hearing came the day after a federal judge presiding over a separate lawsuit ruled that Georgia can continue using electronic voting machines.
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Manipulating and twisting my voice so much on this EP ties in with the idea on the record cover, seeing nature reflected in machines, something organic passing though machines.
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" - Dory, 236 "The machines have already destroyed us.
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The T-1000 blob-terminator seems like a too-easy touchstone, but when it comes to autonomously reconfigurable robots―machines that become other machines at will―it really is perfect.
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Parts made on Carbon machines, using the company's cloud-based design software, resins and elastomers, have different mechanical properties and a smoother surface than parts produced on traditional CNC machines.
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This is the original fear of the modern age: not what happens when the machines become too much like us, but what happens if we become too much like machines.
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Office coffee machines are special, complicated, large machines that are broken six days out of ten and, when they do work, spit out not-quite-a-mug of mediocre coffee.
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With the launch of ZAP, the company will extend its reach beyond 3D printing to other connected manufacturing machines like water jets, laser cutters, CNC machines and even robotic arms.
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Security admins, too, will soon get new tools that will use the data Microsoft gathers from millions of machines on Windows and Azure to pro-actively protect their own machines.
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Machines are stateful; the keys used to verify the integrity of their components have to be secured and managed throughout the life of the machines and the data they produce.
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In between the two Schumacher pieces, Lamb's "Orange" takes its cues from Paglen's concept of "machine vision," images created by machines for other machines, made mostly of datasets and algorithms.
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The game went through numerous iterations as developers upgraded it to run on newer machines, and Microsoft eventually began shipping it with its MS-DOS machines in the early 1980s.
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Dickson is planning to roll out additional vending machines, currently being manufactured through her other start-up, Solutions Vending International, an automated retail systems designer that creates custom vending machines.
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"When we give you the resources, you're creating machines, you're configuring machines on our platform so we give you a set of tools - but it's in your hands," he said.
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Flashback: Virginia switched to machines that provide a paper trail in just about two months last year after it discovered machines in about 22 localities were at risk of tampering.
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Thousands of voters waited at precincts with only three voting machines -- and now, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports Kemp's office had hundreds of unused voting machines sitting in a warehouse.
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The legislation would establish cybersecurity safeguards, such as prohibiting machines from being connected to the internet in any way and outlawing voting machines from being manufactured in a foreign country.
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In this case, county officials decided they wanted to buy new voting machines, realized the machines were insecure, and called up security experts to help build their own, Bernhard explained.
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JD: You can imagine having tens of thousands of machines cranking out $5 in cash every time somebody ... No, I get it, but he loves machines, that's his thing, okay.
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In some countries, the elevators are smaller than ours, and I need to take the feet off the machines or remove an office door or door frame to install machines.
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Hundreds of thousands of fans blast cold air to keep the machines from overheating, aided by six giant ceiling turbines that spin with the collective force of 360 washing machines.
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We must flood North Korea with fax machines, printers, copiers, including mimeograph machines, and paper (over which the regime maintains a monopoly) so that people can print their own newsletters.
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Possibly inspired by Austrian rail-mounted trench-digging machines from that war, Winston Churchill directed the development of machines that would advance just below ground level, excavating its own trench.
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Diebold, NCR – The ATM manufacturers have issued warnings that cybercriminals are targeting ATM machines with the aim of "jackpotting," or getting the machines to give out large sums of cash.
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But in this case, the code is actually infecting the machines that operate the other machines, so now they're shutting down real-world devices or devices that are not computers.
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"There are no indications nor observed evidence of Russian actors using cyber or physical means to target voting systems, which include voting machines (the electronic machines used by voters to cast ballots) and vote tallying systems (the electronic machines used by election officials to count and tally marked ballots)," the memo states.
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Davenport and Kirby make a strong case that as machine intelligence makes progress, humans will need to distinguish their skills: "stepping up," or being smarter than machines at seeing the big picture; "stepping aside," choosing jobs machines cannot do; "stepping in," being the person who can be a bridge between machines and humans.
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The passwords for the voting machines to communicate with the SFTP server are generated by the election-management system and passed to the voting machines on a USB flash drive when the systems are programmed before each election, and the passwords are also stored on the SFTP server to authenticate the machines.
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We have karaoke machines, acoustic guitars, keyboards, violins, food dehydrators, telescopes to see the beautiful stars, cotton candy machines, popcorn makers, and kits to measure the wattage used in one's home.
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The spy agencies used QUANTUM Insert to hack into the machines of terrorist suspects in the Middle East as well as the machines of employees working for the Belgian telecom Belgacom.
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There's no formal auditing process for how many of the machines are properly wiped, and thus no way to estimate how many machines have been sold that inadvertently contain voter records.
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Congress should ensure that funding is not wasted on paperless voting machines that cannot be audited, or on voting machines that contain internet modems that will leave them vulnerable to hacking.
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But paper ballots don't help much if you use machines to tabulate them and those machines are compromised — so it's especially worrying if those are, in engineering parlance, black boxes, i.e.
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But until and unless they roll out, and/or the cryptocurrency markets stop being voting machines and start being weighing machines, most non-speculative token projects are doomed to indefinite hibernation.
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In Britain, handloom weavers smashed new automated textile machines in the first decades of the 19th century (the Luddite movement) while agricultural workers smashed threshing machines in 1830 (the Swing riots).
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Hospitals and medical facilities are free to continue to use Elekta's machines, and Elekta is free to continue to service and update the machines until the end of their useful lives.
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A major challenge with replacing old voting machines, as the Brennan Center report concludes, is that no level of government assumes it is their responsibility to pay for new voting machines.
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Local electoral authorities often didn't have the technical know-how to properly protect their machines, they say, so Russian operatives could in theory hack voting machines to color the results red.
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These companies have marketed their machines to law enforcement in multiple countries this year, offering the machines themselves for thousands of dollars but also per-phone pricing as low as $50.
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With ES&S's ExpressVote, the county may have to buy expensive, specialized paper for the machines, but on Election Day, that paper is sent off into electronic purgatory via the machines.
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And a fire, which authorities blamed on unidentified criminals, destroyed about 8,000 of 10,000 voting machines earmarked for Kinshasa, leaving election officials trying to recall machines from Congo's vast forested interior.
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As far as teaching machines how to speak languages, it's taken us decades, literally decades, of trying to teach machines to understand language, and we've ended up with something like Siri.
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Of the 85033 voting machines that were used for this demonstration, every single system was shown to have vulnerabilities — and some of these machines were hacked in about half an hour.
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While Georgia will use new electronic voting machines in 2020, Coalition for Good Governance, one of the plaintiffs in the case, says that the new machines can still be tampered with.
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While Illumina makes the machines that interpret DNA and turn it into code that can be analyzed, 10x integrates with them and other sequencing machines to help researchers perform deeper analysis.
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Diebold (DBD) and NCR (NCR) have issued warnings that cyber criminals are targeting ATM machines with the aim of "jackpotting," or getting the machines to give out large sums of cash.
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The new center, which is essentially a data center for IBM's quantum machines, will also feature five 20-qubit machines, but that number will grow to 14 within the next month.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - U.S. cash dispensing machines maker Diebold (DBD.
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" Ruminants, horses and pigs, too, he says, are "machines.
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PanAgora's Chen said that machines can't do that -- yet.
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But a security researcher in Michigan has shown in videos how he can defeat plastic security ties that counties across his state use to protect ballot bags, the cases that store voting machines and the ports that store the memory cards on optical-scan machines—electronic voting machines that record paper ballots scanned into them.
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Douglas W. Jones, a computer-science professor at the University of Iowa and the chairman of a board that tested and approved machines used in his state, testified to the science committee that the voting machines available to replace punch-card and lever machines weren't secure, largely because the standards didn't require them to be.
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The Vault 7 leak reminded us that our machines aren't secure—and, because those machines lived in our homes and on our bodies, they rendered our homes and bodies insecure as well.
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But again, with capacity utilization so high and everything having gone up so much this year that it seems like the people making machines are going to have to buy machines themselves.
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Not only does Moore reward people who find ways to use old machines to meet new needs, he has been known to demote managers who throw away machines that could be salvaged.
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So I debated for a long time about whether I should wait for one of these brand-new Nespresso Vertuoline machines, or just buy one of the older, espresso-only Nespresso machines.
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PETA says that it has gotten the Lobster Zone's machines removed from bars in Illinois and Indiana—but according to the game's manufacturer, there are still 480 of the machines in operation.
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It's called evolutionary computation, or genetic algorithms, and it sets up machines to do certain tasks; when one is successful through trial and error, it's combined with other machines that are successful.
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This is Susan Hockfield, her book is called The Age of Living Machines, including machines that will help us have cleaner water, more sustainable energy and I don't know, a dating app?
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The voting machines at Martin Luther King Jr. High School in Detroit didn't have a chance to break down — because there were no machines in place, resulting in voters being turned away.
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Artificial intelligence will free humans from things machines do better, and people will be able to spend time doing the things machines are not good at, like interacting with people, he said.
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Since you can build machines that fix their own problems—debug themselves—these machines are innately self-aware, and therefore there's nothing stopping them from evolving until they reach HAL-like proportions.
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Tomra's products include its "reverse vending machines" that pay back a deposit for bottles and cans, other recycling systems and machines that sort food such as potatoes, oranges or apples before packaging.
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Replace old machines As a 2015 Brennan Center report details, 42 states used machines in the 2016 election that were at least 10 years old, nearing the end of their expected lifespans.
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Also last year, it announced a 20 percent tariff on the first 1.2 million imported large residential washing machines from South Korea and a 50 percent tariff on machines above that number.
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Election workers told the station that there was miscommunication about where the voting machines were located and that the voters were turned away while attempts were being made to locate the machines.
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Here's what to look for: Breathing machines: The Federal Aviation Administration is finalizing a rule to allow travelers with medically diagnosed breathing problems to carry their oxygen machines with them on flights.
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Washington, D.C. has more than 60 of the machines, and Texas-based company Coinsource is reportedly set to install 20 more machines in the nation's capital by the end of the year.
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Computational resources became a fungible pool, and virtual machines could be efficiently and dynamically mapped in real time to this pool, allowing other virtual machines to share the rest of the pool.
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Groups like the Institute for Criticial Infrastructure Technology have also expressed concern over the integrity of voting machines themselves, although so far no evidence has surfaced of direct attacks on the machines.
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In a report Stauffer and colleagues published last year about their recent assessment of ES&S machines, they found the voting machines and election-management systems to be rife with security problems.
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As we have learned here in this crisis, homes should be built with rain water tanks to supply washing machines and water pipes to pump used water from those machines into toilets.
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Millions of machines are still running Windows 7, though, so we're bound to see a lot more cases of businesses paying high sums to protect their machines from viruses, ransomware, and more.
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The neat bit is that as we develop this relationship between humans and machines, we can tailor machines to fit specific niches, just as natural selection has molded the morphology of species.
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"The new machines are more complex, but you're basically using the same skills that are applicable to old machines," said Greg Poverelli, 26, of Flushing, Queens, the defending champion and top seed.
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On election day, voters in precincts with high minority populations reported dealing with voting machines without power, locations with too few machines, and an insufficient number of provisional ballots, the lawsuit notes.
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For example, patients dependent on oxygen machines who died because they didn't have electricity to run the machines may have been listed as having died of "respiratory failure" — without detailing why that happened.
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My on-the-fly take was that there was a conceptual problem: if we made machines smart enough to provide all our services, wouldn't those machines effectively be people, deserving freedom from servitude?
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Election advocates, noting that Georgia exclusively uses antiquated, vulnerable machines that create no auditable paper trail, sued to have those machines upgraded in time for the election; a judge said there wasn't time.
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Virtual machines can help you move those old applications into a cloud service like AWS or Microsoft Azure, however, so even though containers have their advantages, virtual machines aren't going away anytime soon.
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"There have been massive queues (lines) outside banks to deposit cash, endless queues outside the ATM machines and these machines have run out of cash," Delhi-resident Sarita Das told CNBC via telephone.
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There are already machines out there equipped with good pressure sensors, but those sensors are rarely sensitive or durable enough to make the machines as useful as humans at performing fine motor tasks.
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State budgets vary and some rely more heavily on federal funds for required steps for securing their elections, like purging insecure election machines and purchasing new machines that leave an auditable paper trail.
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I've demonstrated this in the laboratory with real voting machines — in just a few seconds, anyone can install vote-stealing malware on those machines that silently alters the electronic records of every vote.
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This will involve replacing current voting machines in Georgia with machines from Dominion that print a paper ballot after the voter has made their choices to further secure the vote against outside interference.
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The symbols include the already insufferable classic Chevrolets, the Singer sewing machines, the General Motors refrigerators, the Lada and Moskvitch cars, the Aurika washing machines, the matryoshka dolls, the military and party propaganda.
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Virginia Beach, Virginia, for example, pulled 32 of its 820 Accuvote TSX touch-screen machines in a 2014 election after residents complained that the machines were registering votes for candidates they didn't support.
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It is highly effective: Experts estimate that around 60 percent of losses on video gambling machines in Australia come from problem gamblers and that some 600,000 people use gambling machines at least weekly.
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Luckily, when mechanical pinsetters made bowling more efficient by reducing wait times between turns, attendants were still kept around to clean the machines and fix any jams before more advanced machines were patented.
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Other flaws affecting the Model 650 and other machines would require a hacker to gain physical access to voter machines with a device such as a thumb drive in order to alter votes.
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In the "Jiwi's Machines" series, Herscher plays a clumsy inventor named Jiwi, whose machines either create or attempt to resolve a chaotic situation, and which continually make life difficult for Jiwi's sister June.
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The machines, the agency says, improve on the current system, in which most travelers have their carry-on bags screened by X-ray machines that produce only two-dimensional images of their contents.
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For every 230 million Indians, there are 22 Point of Sale (PoS)—credit and debit card processing— machines in comparison to the 2500 machines for every 0003 million people in China and Russia.
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This mechanism would allow the machines to adapt to new situations quickly, but it could also result in the entrenchment of certain thought patterns and result in depression in the machines as well.
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The Trump administration will impose a 353 percent tariff on the first 1.2 million imported large residential washing machines in the first year and a 50 percent tariff on machines above that number.
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The machines' inclines were set to simulate the uphill hike for the first half of the workout, with flat walking after that (since the machines could not be set for negative altitude gain).
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"What we're talking about is connecting hundreds of thousands of big machines, and each one of those is surrounded by thousands of little machines," GE Digital CEO Bill Ruh said in an interview.
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"We just don't have machines with common sense," says LeCun.
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And then it went and recalled 2.8 million washing machines.
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Up to 35% off select washing machines, ovens, and more
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"Because of climate change, machines break with overheating," he said.
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They were the king of mechanical machines in those days.
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Clearly, MRI machines and oxygen tanks are a deadly combination.
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The administration also put a tariff on imported washing machines.
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I use a combination of my hands, tools, and machines.
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Trade restrictions have made lumber and washing machines more expensive.
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Unlike Boston Dynamic's nightmare machines, they were cute and friendly.
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Machines kept Tysen alive for weeks after he was found.
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In 2019, logic favors a bigger role for the machines.
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Classical machines couldn't necessarily do all these computations efficiently, though.
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And that thin paper must be printed on special machines.
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First it was the smartphones, now it's the washing machines.
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Today, all machines are a long way form true intelligence.
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Humans are masters at using context to parse ambiguity. Machines?
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The machines mostly promote sugary beverages, candy, cookies and chips.
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Sometimes, the best approach is make machines think like humans.
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Start now, before the machines take a creative writing class.
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Man has been at odds with machines for many decades.
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The plugs of the machines fill an entire power strip.
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So, who is still buying 3D printers and CNC machines?
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We are information processing machines that are really, really good.
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But Chen says machines already outstrip humans in other aspects.
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In case you were wondering, yes, there were smoke machines.
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"People say all the machines should be networked," said Silliman.
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The company also installs vending machines in the United States.
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The modern world is full of all sorts of machines.
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In a world of machines, the state might go native.
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All of the Pavilion machines are now running Windows 10.
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We will see soon see something similar in industrial machines.
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It's something that happens in encounters between people and machines.
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Unless they want to watch Kyle MacLachlan play slot machines.
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How many machines are still being used in the US?
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The explanation is, rather, that farmers swapped Mexicans for machines.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - U.S. tech giant International Business Machines Corp (IBM.
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More strobe lights, smoke machines, hair dye, extroverted costumes, etc.
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There's insurance requirements, licensing requirements, helmet mandates for those machines.
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They're the endgame in humanity's arms race with the machines.
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This suggests that the creation of conscious machines is possible.
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But how will we know if our machines become conscious?
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Cupcakes are $4.95 each and all machines are restocked daily.
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THE first computers were large machines that filled entire rooms.
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Kourtney has gotten two Pilates machines for Kris's home gym.
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The machines get progressively unconventional as I roam the halls.
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Engineers continue to work on machines that could replace workers.
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FORGIVE a maker of washing machines a fondness for spin.
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Machines are cheaper than people, marginal wage increase or not.
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There's also no indication that any voting machines were compromised.
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Boston Dynamics evidently hopes its machines can continue this tradition.
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But Google's machines don't seem to be taking over yet.
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The bottom line: Machines just ain't as smart as people.
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"Machines work more effectively than human eyes," Dr. Barzilay explained.
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Drones are more than just flying machines, they're household helpers.
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Rosenthal plans to start distributing the machines in the fall.
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When the machines break down, I try to fix them.
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But if you ask me, I prefer my machines simple.
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But when the cheap beans run out, machines sit idle.
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When machines are so powerful, where do people fit in?
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Microsoft Azure's virtual machines currently top out at 32 cores.
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In a related development, some machines are using outdated technology.
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BLACKFLY IS ONE of the strangest flying machines yet built.
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Soon, some of that work may be done by machines.
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As machines get clever, we can't afford to be dumb.
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Power Machines and a spokeswoman for Mordashov declined to comment.
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"It's still very profitable to keep on producing more machines."
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Machines for producing electronic boards are not all that sophisticated.
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Gods and Robots: Myths, Machines and Ancient Dreams of Technology.
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The report finds that voting machines across America are antiquated.
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A robotic arm shuttles small plastic dishes between the machines.
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Unlike machines and equipment, intangibles may have limited resale value.
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Machines aren't supposed to do all the work for us.
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After all, we are living, breathing organisms, not inanimate machines.
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The machines of war evolved and changed with the times.
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What happened to the supposedly inexorable march of the machines?
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At one point she had 20 machines feeding into her.
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For Keely, Original Machines was all about working without restrictions.
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I set both of the machines up in my bedroom.
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Hopefully no one has anything in the machines right now!
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Plus defibrillators and pacemakers, patient monitors, and radiation therapy machines.
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Ballot machines are, by design, not easy things to hack.
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Like many Windows machines, the trackpad feels fussy and insensitive.
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Nest connects to washing machines, pet feeders and baby monitors.
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They make us humans the cheap sensors machines need today.
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Machines to pick strawberries and apples are already in use.
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Now they are widely used, for example in MRI machines.
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The voting machines were said to have been tampered with.
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Actually, the new era of machines is already here — e.g.
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Facebook says its machines are getting more and more human.
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The subsurface ocean is inhospitable to humans and their machines.
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But certainly the machines are catching up, faster than ever.
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Cherry Sprite was the most popular option on those machines.
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Cars are machines that people buy, own, and drive themselves.
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GPR technology is similar to what's used by MRI machines.
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The puppy photos people upload train machines to be smarter.
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Machines made to fit us, not their internal violent reactions.
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They can be trading momentum signals generated by other machines.
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So far, it has uploaded 3,164 videos of washing machines.
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Since the industrial revolution, machines have taken over the toil.
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Knightscope is a technology company that makes Autonomous Data Machines.
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Indeed, intelligent machines may be necessary to solve these problems.
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But for now, we'll just have to trust the machines.
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Many of the problems today were caused by obsolete machines.
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Here, machines are to augment humans, rather than replace them.
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Not every single ballot needs to be scanned by machines.
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Without their disposable kits, the dialysis machines are effectively useless.
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Rejected voter registrations, malfunctioning voting machines, confusion among election workers.
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Most had never seen one of these machines in person.
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It will work on all devices, not just Windows machines.
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"We'll see a dramatic change in how machines run things."
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Machines you don't get annoyed at because they are stupid.
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It found no evidence of Russian tampering with voting machines.
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"These shows, they play almost like time machines," says Jennings.
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Vending machines are an essential part of life in Japan.
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Gore election when Diebold's voting machines started to take hold.
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He'd heard about machines like these, in the Old Days.
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And large numbers of votes can be counted by machines.
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Won't these machines take jobs from people who want them?
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Lines out the door and at least 25 machines unoccupied!
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A range of coffee machines at a range of prices.
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Let's make our priority keeping people humming rather than machines.
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The WannaCry ransomware affects machines running the Windows operating system.
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MANDY MOORE: Oh, how many ringer, gauntlets, and washing machines?
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The remaining, old machines, stopped spinning a few months ago.
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Those goods ranged from foods to books to washing machines.
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Huge machines comb the plants for their fibrous cotton centers.
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Of course, you can pay more to access beefier machines.
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The company produced machines until 1988, when it went bankrupt.
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I work with drum machines and sequencers to start out.
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Mankind is nothing beside the machines of its own making.
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PolyAI is democratising conversational AI to give machines a voice.
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Second floor is filled with old clocks and sewing machines.
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Worry not, lifeless machines will spare you of all that.
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And who's going to hate on thinner and lighter machines?
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Machines don't have to inevitably undermine familial kinship and bonding.
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And to keep life support machines working in the hospitals.
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Carvana operates similar car vending machines across the United States.
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For true laptop connoisseurs though, we recommend buying both machines.
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Normally they have three machines, but one is being repaired.
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The administration also introduced a tariff on imported washing machines.
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There are machines that scour that data for advertising opportunities.
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Afterward, machines past and present factor in to today's show.
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Machines in China and Russia were among those hardest hit.
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The applications of that technology extended well beyond answering machines.
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Europe has rejected electronic voting machines because they are untrustworthy.
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Florida's machines have no paper trail in Bush v. Gore.
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The machines rattle loudly in the background as he talks.
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Many units will also have utility rooms with laundry machines.
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He strode inside, eyes scanning the acres of slot machines.
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Thousands of election machines across the country count paper ballots.
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Election machines are computers, however, so they can be hacked.
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It's not solely about an attacker compromising individual voting machines.
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The conference acquired 85033 machines for hackers to toy with.
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Larger stones are weighed for carat size in other machines.
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Automation Attention workers: The machines are coming for your jobs.
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The casino, which opened in 1990, has 95 gaming machines.
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The casino has 50 table games and 1,300 slot machines.
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The casino has 26 table games and 900 gaming machines.
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The casino has 850 slot machines and 110 tables games.
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People were going to cash machines to draw out cash.
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That did not prevent them from completely dominating the machines.
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A: You want to look at machines you can upgrade.
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And in some cases, the machines even create more work.
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The daiquiri machines still churned as they had for years.
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THE MACHINES AREN'T GOING TO TAKE AWAY ALL OUR JOBS.
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These are jobs that machines or basically anyone can do.
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Even manufacture of business machines was converted into producing firearms.
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I never found sound machines to be effective sleep aids.
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The machines are here, and it's an exhilarating time indeed.
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The amount of cleanup and hassle rivaled many manual machines.
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Right now, machines do not outperform human analysts, Fink said.
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These machines are strange status symbols of lazy American excess.
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There were machines that looked like centrifuges and other contraptions.
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Our bodies are not machines; they waver, knock things down.
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Your local Redblock will now stream titles from its machines.
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Sales of its machines fell 23 percent, to $632.6 million.
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Are they just biological machines, whether artificially programmed or not?
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He forced her to withdraw money from multiple ATM machines.
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Exploring the risks of artificial intelligence Machines matter to people.
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"My take on it was starting Sea Machines," said Johnson.
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I also learned that MRI machines are very, very loud.
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For instance, humans can now control machines with their thoughts.
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To defend against multiple drones, Airspace must launch multiple machines.
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At best, you'll get a broad guess from these machines.
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The sweaters are knitted on machines right in the store.
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Also our school had a ton of soda vending machines.
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Robots as we usually conceive of them are rigid machines.
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It's also very cold, to protect the machines from overheating.
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Say, you treat your thighs with one of these machines.
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Bright Machines lands $179M to bring smarter robotics to manufacturing
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By the soda machines, I came across three Italian tourists.
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Do they know about condom vending machines and affirmative consent?
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The Internet and automatic cash machines were out of order.
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The machines cost less than paying someone $15 an hour.
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Quadrilateral Cowboy is about being extremely efficient with outdated machines.
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Machines, you still have a lot of work to do.
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Putting ballots or machines on the internet breaks the chain.
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After the Norwalk, juice devotees and their machines kept coming.
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The paper leaf and petal are cut out using machines.
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The infected machines had all put off updating their systems.
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There are few oncologists, radiotherapy machines or advanced surgical suites.
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Machines have not known the arc of a human life.
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"Don't fear intelligent machines; work with them" by Garry Kasparov
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ASUS is not alone in trending chunky with its machines.
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The rhythmic sound of sewing machines muffles through the walls.
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One is to allow machines to act without human supervision.
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How do you think machines learn tasks on their own?
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Business Insider spoke to fitness YouTube stars The Lean Machines.
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Customers use these virtual machines to run their own software.
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People have been trying to reinvent home fitness machines forever.
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There is no electricity, heat, working computers or copy machines.
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Do the ticket machines on the bus break $20 bills?
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But the boxing machines are already proving helpful to Amazon.
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Antiques: The City Department of Corrections still uses fax machines.
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The state estimates it will need 30,000 of the machines.
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We already have a complex relationship with machines. Sure. Yeah.
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"Machines Like Me" is a sharply intelligent novel of ideas.
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Take all the machines to your house, they are yours.
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Another helped him decipher the strange machines in a laundromat.
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They prefer big, noisy machines to stealth, guile and swordsmanship.
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How does Jay Browder operate the machines at his workplace?
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When they left, their luggage passed through airport security machines.
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For example, just three companies produce all the voting machines.
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They cut the pattern pieces and ran them under machines.
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Machines could make the pastries quicker, but nothing matches handmade.
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Someday, perhaps, skaters will be individually engineered into skating machines.
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The investment is not Geely's first bet on flying machines.
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The investment is not Geely's first bet on flying machines.
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The unnamed Equinox machines will begin selling in the winter.
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Voting machines often dominate the public conversations around election security.
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It is hard to talk above the thrum of machines.
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Microchipped clothes could tell washing machines how to treat them.
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Others lacked stands that prop up the machines, he said.
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Problems with voting machines in elections were also making headlines.
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Delta is stocking up on machines to fog its aircraft.
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I wonder, were the ice machines shut down as well?
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For now, the company said machines are not replacing people.
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"Those machines were bought by the school," Mr. Grandvuillemin said.
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That only people using Windows machines have to take precautions?
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All of Farmer's Fridge machines are fully operating, Saunders said.
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He argued that humans would always be smarter than machines.
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"It's really quite hard for machines to see," he said.
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If you think machines are smart today … wait a year.
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"Prediction Machines" by Ajay Agrawal, Joshua Gans, and Avi Goldfarb
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They destroy old proteins inside tiny housekeeping machines called lysosomes.
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"Back then, we didn't have electric machines," he recalled recently.
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Samsung and LG both protested the tariffs on washing machines.
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But the machines were still rolled out on Election Day.
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Around half of the country's automated ballot machines had failed.
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The new Bodega machines cannot offer hot or cool items.
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At BlackRock, machines are rising over managers to pick stocks.
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But many quantum machines are still slower than traditional computers.
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None of the karaoke machines ever had English songs, anyway.
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Upstairs, dozens of women sat behind sewing machines, stitching away.
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In effect, the cage protects the humans from the machines.
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These machines actually rely heavily on humans to be useful.
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Will we want different rules for machines in different countries?
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And, of course, there are not voting machines to hack.
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Can we change education fast enough to outpace the machines?
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Deaths continue in Maria's wake Exclusive: Breathing machines gone silent.
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Each night we strap on masks connected to CPAP machines.
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"Really, they're just sort of big disturbance machines," she adds.
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All cash machines will be closed on Wednesday and Thursday.
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The conference acquired 30 machines for hackers to toy with.
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