A doctor that makes a mistake is a human—possibly a grossly negligent human, but not necessarily—while a machine that makes a mistake is itself a mistake.
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Somebody makes a mistake and you forget all about it.
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When ur team makes a mistake, it falls on u.
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When your team makes a mistake, it falls on you.
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When The Times makes a mistake, we publish a correction.
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In the eventuality that a robot makes a mistake, what then?
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And when the company makes a mistake, don't hide from it.
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If the agent forgets something or makes a mistake, it jumps in.
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If a robot makes a mistake, blame can fall on many people.
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If a team member makes a mistake, it needs to be fixed.
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They'll have to guess or get lucky if he makes a mistake.
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"When a woman makes a mistake at the F.B.I., she's incompetent," she said.
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And the best bosses' extend their trust even when someone makes a mistake.
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"It seems like whenever he makes a mistake, it's a home run," Girardi said.
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"The issue is some private behind a computer that makes a mistake," he said.
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Oftentimes, when someone like handsome white guy Jack makes a mistake, it's, well, a mistake.
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And when she makes a mistake, Grande looks sweetly sheepish, but she keeps on singing.
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"I've given him constructive criticism when I think he makes a mistake," she told MSNBC.
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After all, when a robot car makes a mistake, do you sue the GPS manufacturer?
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When she makes a mistake — a tiny slip-up, inaudible to the untrained ear — Anton tenses.
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An appeals process will be in place if the technology or the moderator makes a mistake.
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Every time somebody in my company makes a mistake, I give them a bottle of champagne.
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He's not onstage alongside anyone else who can take the heat if he makes a mistake.
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When a magazine makes a mistake, it usually gets its facts straight and publishes a correction.
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Whenever a news outlet makes a mistake or takes on Trump, the Trump campaign fights back.
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And when the device makes a mistake, the risks are relatively small (unlike with self-driving cars).
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I know the man above never makes a mistake even when you sometimes have to ask, 'why?
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And if he makes a mistake and causes a blister, there's nothing we can do about it.
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Every publication "is prepared to absorb the damage when it makes a mistake," he wrote on Gawker.
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If Theranos makes a mistake, a doctor is more likely to spot the abnormality than a layperson.
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The average user still has no way of holding a platform accountable when it makes a mistake.
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Trump said, well it's okay if Pence "makes a mistake every once in awhile," but Clinton can't.
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AI automation also gives the company deniability: If it makes a mistake, there's no holding the software accountable.
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So when she makes a mistake -- particularly a highly public one, as she did Friday night -- it's magnified.
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"We're all just kind of swinging at that point, hoping that the guy makes a mistake," Longoria said.
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And when a politician makes a mistake this grievous, sometimes the normal rules of political gravity don't hold.
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And facial recognition can be harder to hold accountable than a human being when it makes a mistake.
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Bang, bang, bang, scrape it back, bang, run, hang in there, and the other guy makes a mistake.
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But it cannot tolerate one who makes a mistake and then breaks the law to cover it up.
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So if he makes a mistake, you'll see more balls fouled off, as opposed to them squaring them up.
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When an employee makes a mistake, ask yourself: Was this a result of my training (or lack of it)?
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WhatsApp bans users based on these probabilistic models, and if the company makes a mistake, users can appeal the ban.
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While Rogen makes a mistake out the gate by pronouncing "Haitians" correctly, the actor totally grasps the essence of Cher.
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If the robot makes a mistake that the person recognizes, the robot is sent a signal to correct its error.
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But those pylons won't do any damage to the plane if the pilot makes a mistake and accidentally hits one.
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If a painter makes a mistake he has a number of options to recover or make the most of it.
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Guys are just flying around, and even if someone makes a mistake, there's another guy to cover up for them.
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"Everybody makes a mistake thinking America resents wealth and resents what I'm doing," he told The Boston Globe in 1987.
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"When a bank or hedge fund makes a mistake they are fined — who will fine the Dutch regulator?" asked one manager.
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As in any restaurant that makes a mistake, the first rule of hospitality is to make it right with the customer.
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Even the aspects of her performance where she's vulnerable, or when she makes a mistake, you're internalizing that even heroes falter.
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Genitals tend to be sensitive, precious body parts, and it can all go terribly wrong when a waxer makes a mistake.
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When someone like Andy, a Latinx woman, makes a mistake, it can turn into an indictment of everyone who looks like her.
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The doctor or nurse who makes a mistake can cause dire consequences for the patient, and flow-on ramifications for the family.
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When billionaire Ray Dalio makes a mistake, he logs it into a system that is public to all employees at his company.
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If a car makes a mistake on a simulated drive, engineers can tweak its software accordingly, laying down new rules of behavior.
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But when she makes a mistake or sees it as expedient, she still wants to be able to play the novice card.
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"When she makes a mistake, an honest mistake, it ends up being blown up as if it's some crazy thing," he said.
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If Digit makes a mistake and accidentally overdrafts your account, the company will pay for any fees, up to twice per year.
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Dak Prescott RARELY makes a mistake ... but he accidentally elbowed a clubgoer in the head Saturday night ... and immediately apologized for it.
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When an employee makes a mistake -- especially a major one -- it's easy to forever view that employee through the lens of that mistake.
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He's so torn up about things, that it's also possible he makes a mistake and sends Cassie home, but changes his mind later.
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If Super Cruise makes a mistake — it didn't make a single one in my tests — the onus is on you to correct it.
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Anti-NMDA receptor encephalitis, then, happens when an otherwise healthy person's immune system makes a mistake, and starts making antibodies that affect this receptor.
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"I mean, if you're debating somebody and if she makes a mistake or I make a mistake ... we'll take each other on," he added.
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First, Olson proposed that taxpayers be allowed to rely on the filing deadline computed by the IRS, even when the IRS makes a mistake.
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Iran denies the claims and says it is willing to respond with missiles if the U.S. "makes a mistake" by attacking an Iranian target.
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A person who makes a mistake over and over is going to receive much harsher discipline than somebody who makes it for the first time.
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Until it comes into view, we all need to hope that neither side makes a mistake as they try to project toughness during this fraught period.
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She clarified to Cooper that being factually correct is "absolutely important" and said that when she makes a mistake she admits it and restates her point.
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Turn 3 is the best for passing, but drivers also have to hope that the car ahead makes a mistake or exits the corner too slowly.
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He never eats meat in front of me unless he realizes that Taco Bell makes a mistake on the order and it has meat in it.
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They can hope Mr Bezos makes a mistake, or gets wrong-footed by some startling new trend—but though both are possible, they are hardly a strategy.
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Every time the hulking, two-armed robot with a face made out of an animated screen makes a mistake, it's the researcher's brainwaves that let it know.
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When there's 2 feet or 3 feet offside it's nice to challenge it and sometimes the referee makes a mistake but this is really game of inches.
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If the APRN makes a mistake, unlikely as that appears based on evidence, the patient would experience an adverse outcome long before physician review could stop it.
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A second principle -- already standard in traditional media -- should be that if a digital journalist makes a mistake, the outlet should admit it and correct it immediately.
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I've tried to right by the rules, and yet every single time it seems like someone makes a mistake, they miss a call, they leak things out.
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If a user makes a mistake, a sharp knife can be used to cut through Sugru's rubbery surface, removing it without damaging the surface of the repaired item.
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When she makes a mistake, she scrubs at it with a gum eraser, delicately blowing the leavings from the page, as though she were wishing on a dandelion.
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While he said he understands that when "someone makes a mistake, consequences should be given," he felt the judge had made assumptions about who he was as a person.
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It could be a barn burner, but you are more likely to see a measured, technical contest with a good chance of Koreshkov getting starched if he makes a mistake.
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It's contrasted with an equally adorable little boy who runs into his big brother before a thunderstorm; the boy idolizes his brother and makes a mistake trying to help him out.
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"The caveat here, though, is that sometimes when the market makes a mistake, it's not worth trying to fight it," Cramer said, adding that sometimes it's worth being a little cynical.
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Reports must be filed several times per year, more frequently near an election, and each comes with the threat of significant fines or a lawsuit if the group makes a mistake.
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Each participant witnessed a robot complete a LEGO task following a set of predefined questions — the goal was to analyze the participants&apos user experience when a robot makes a mistake.
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ARE, Sweden (Reuters) - Mikaela Shiffrin's ability not to "freak out" when she makes a mistake sets her apart from her rivals at the world championships, according to fellow American Bode Miller.
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" Todd said the difference between the White House and the press is that if the media makes a mistake, they will "run a correction and in some cases people lose their jobs.
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KURTZ: You know, I often think that when President Trump goes too far, said something offensive or makes a mistake, his critics sort of play into his hands by going over the top.
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What I said on the air yesterday is that when the president makes a mistake or inflammatory comment, it may be a 10—but then the media often go to 11, or 13.
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"You just got to hope he makes a mistake, and he made three of them tonight," said Mark Reynolds, whose two-run shot in the sixth gave the Rockies a 3-1 lead.
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When a real news organization makes a mistake, it takes action, as CNN recently did when it retracted an article about the Russia investigation, saying the article had not received the proper vetting.
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An autonomous car driving on a road, whether it drives well or makes a mistake or accidentally kills someone or intentionally kills someone — that's not up to the robot, that's a programmer's intention.
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A few people hopped the wrong way, simultaneously kicking left when they should have gone right, but they followed in the spirit of Beyoncé, who keeps moving even when she makes a mistake onstage.
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The Fed must deal with the economy as it is, not as it wishes it to be, lest it makes a mistake that costs the country even more than lost income from interest-bearing securities.
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" Price said that the US economy is strong enough to avoid a recession next year unless the Federal Reserve makes a mistake by aggressively raising interest rates or the US-China trade war "deteriorates substantially.
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BRUCE NEUMAN Sag Harbor, N.Y. To the Editor: Hillary Clinton makes a mistake in dismissing the wishes of Bernie Sanders supporters ("Clinton's Team Starts to Ponder Names for Her Running Mate," front page, April 24).
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" The statement mentions a section of the Pennsylvania Crimes Code which says a person has a defense to a criminal charge if he makes a mistake for which there is "a reasonable explanation or excuse.
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If a customer makes a mistake in how they set something up, or they don't understand the full implications of an AWS feature, it can expose them to the risk of unauthorized access and data exfiltration.
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Once Aurora's tech has completed enough successful virtual tests, the company will allow it to make unprotected left turns in the real world, with a safety driver ready to take control if it makes a mistake.
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Instagram has put a solution in place as a safeguard for when the algorithm makes a mistake: If you tap on a photo in Explore that you don't like, click the ellipsis in the upper right hand corner.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey aims to establish 12 observation posts in a planned so-called safe zone in northern Syria, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Friday, adding Ankara would respond if the Syrian government "makes a mistake" in the region.
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Marlon Humphrey, Cornerback, Alabama Smaller than Washington's Kevin King, and lacking King's top-notch instincts, Humphrey succeeds thanks to top-end speed (343-second 40-yard dash) and his ability to adjust and recover when he makes a mistake.
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On Wednesday, the head of the IRGC, Commander Hossein Salami, warned that Iran will change from its current defensive strategy to an offensive one "if the enemy makes a mistake," according to reporting by Iran's semi-official Tasnim News Agency.
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Those who want to resist Mr. Trump should accept that America is being governed by a country-club boor, backed up by other members of the club — a class that doesn't worry that it will suffer if he makes a mistake.
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"If there's ever an incident where one of our members makes a mistake, unnecessarily escalating a situation, I'm going to be honest and transparent about it," Chief Morales, a 25-year veteran of the Milwaukee police, said in the video.
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ISTANBUL, Oct 18 (Reuters) - Turkey aims to establish 12 observation posts in a planned so-called safe zone in northern Syria, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Friday, adding Ankara would respond if the Syrian government "makes a mistake" in the region.
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The United States, the show assures its viewers, uses covert operations informed by brilliant analysts like Jack Ryan to keep us all safe, and when the country makes a mistake, all we have to do is ask for forgiveness and donate to charity.
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KURTZ: Oh he loves to poke the media and all too often the media fall into the trap so if he makes a mistake or a misstatement or something like that sometimes it could be a 103 but the media make it an 210, they go to 22018, they go to 22018.
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Israel's military chief on Wednesday sent out a letter to troops in which he said the army will support any soldier that makes a mistake in the heat of the battle, but at the same time it will hold accountable soldiers or commanders who do not adhere to the military's moral code.
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The problem here is that the global economy has already been integrated and voters are affected by issues far beyond their borders; whether the global economy prospers over the next couple of years depends on how well the Chinese authorities manage their financial system and on whether the Federal Reserve makes a mistake in withdrawing monetary stimulus.
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There are dozens of reasons why ball movement is beneficial (equal opportunity makes everyone happy!), but the most transparent occurs when side-to-side distribution forces a half-court defense to rotate multiple times inside a 24-second shot clock, increasing the chance one link in the chain makes a mistake and surrenders an open shot or clears a driving/passing lane.
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