Most of the show's hosts were more human than the robots we're used to (and a little more human than the humans themselves, honestly).
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At the risk of being corny — what's more human?
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It's less mechanical and more messy and more … human.
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A Little More Human , by Fiona Maazel (Graywolf Press) .
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It will actually be asking them to be more human.
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It also added more human moderators to remove harmful content.
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"It's given our mission a more human face," she said/.
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"It's given our mission a more human face," she said.
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The way to make tech more human is to listen.
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This message falls under Reebok's larger "Be More Human" movement.
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They are, in some cases, more human than the humans.
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I wanted to show a more human side of myself.
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"We want to make flying feel more human," Chua says.
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Facebook says its machines are getting more and more human.
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Serkis' Caesar is much more human than any human character.
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Good news: Google is making human emoji look more... human!
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The central character becomes more human by becoming less human.
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How can we use technology to create more human relationships?
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I think the more human the work is, the better.
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So that one is more human characters, more representative characters.
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The truth is always messier, more interesting and more human.
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"We are always striving to make it feel more human."
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Siri is getting less dumb and a little bit more human.
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He has seemed more human, honest and open than Mrs May.
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It's a good thing that we're making machines more human-like.
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I go to work on time and feel slightly more human.
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From afar, you can magnify some of those more human stories.
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The company told BuzzFeed they will now add more human oversight.
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The concern for the French capital is more human in origin.
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We like things more and more the more human they get.
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The media can do less horse race and more human race.
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I think he's got more human things that are depressing him.
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The approach instantly makes you both more human—and more memorable.
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And together, climate change and digital connectivity drive more human migration.
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CEO Stan Gearson told Insider it creates a more "human" experience.
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Black Mirror's actual dating episode seems more human than The Proposal.
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These interactions are suddenly more human, not least whenever Xanthippe appears.
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And there's no problem with that; it makes her more human.
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Becoming more human is not a burden; it is a gift.
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On a more human level, what's more valuable than our time?
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Hit or miss, but it's at least more human than material.
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"Is there anything more human than human-created land?" she asked.
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We needed Eleanor to be vulnerable to make her more human.
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Maeve starts to look more human as she moves through season two.
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That doesn't necessarily mean the conversations are more rude, just more human.
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I brush my teeth and hair and feel a bit more human.
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I think that we stand for a more human form of commerce.
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The more human-like she is, the better her threat assessment becomes.
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As a result, the company vowed to hire more human content moderators.
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I'll work on being more human; you'll work on being more digital.
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They're a little more human than that, which is unusual and welcome.
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Car-free transportation can make us more thoughtful, more connected, more human.
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Technology solutions are proving insufficient safeguards, and more human sentries are necessary.
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But the true revelation in Beijing was Phelps' softer, more human side.
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They require us to be more conscious—more human—thus, Team Human.
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It sheds a less archetypical, more human light on fairy tale tropes.
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"It's really not for facial recognition, it's more human recognition," she said.
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Elements were added to BT that allowed him to seem more human.
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Durotan is a beautiful brute, and all the more human for it.
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Big players are trying to make their personal assistants more human-like.
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"More human beings voted for Hillary," he loudly says into the mic.
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He remained mysterious, but had become more human, more alive to me.
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Do animals become "more human" when we put human cells into them?
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"Colombians need to be more human, walk in our shoes," said Castillo.
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Millions of more human visits, of course, usually means lots more dogs.
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I have some kind, personal stories that show a more human side.
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They're very hand in hand, and that seemed more human to me.
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But these interactions with it somehow make it more human and relatable.
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"We really wanted to be more engaging, more human," Gabel told NorthJersey.com.
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Soldiers appear more human, instead of looking like some futuristic, cyber-mutant Marine.
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But the upcoming innovation in chat is about being more human, not less.
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"We need to make medical students more human," Klasko said in an interview.
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It already changed its troublesome ad targeting feature to incorporate more human oversight.
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Every prison is full of guys who would love to feel more human.
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Instead of something holy and untouchable, this rendition of Angels feels more human.
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It was more human than human, Martha, but my shame will never end.
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And what's more — the shape of the fossil looked more human than Neanderthal.
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But isn't it time to bring things back to a more human level?
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Lily offers another, more human and personal way to think about workout goals.
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But simply hiring more human editors is a curious strategy for standing out.
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Cities with more human capital are better able to adapt to economic shocks.
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Marvel revitalized the comics business with a series of flawed, more human superheroes.
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In short, they are bringing more and more "human" features into the equation.
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Bad actors are looking to appear more human-like on Twitter and Facebook.
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I feel like that's a result of women being seen as more human.
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She helped us feel more connected to each other, more hopeful, more human.
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Sometimes, however, numerical benchmarks take on a much more human and personal significance.
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His suffering doesn't just humanize him, it makes the audience more human, too.
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Could there ever be anything more human than the desire to be known?
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Our effort to represent something more human ended up becoming kind of anonymous.
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Traits like honesty and humility make you more human and therefore more relatable.
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Striker Diego Costa, revitalized and repurposed up front, pinpoints Conte's more human touch.
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It lived and it thrived on a far more human, relationship-based plane.
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They're messier, yes, and less Platonic in their genesis, more base, more human.
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I was dueling Anthony Bourdain to decide which one of us was more human.
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"We can and must build a more human economy before it is too late."
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So we're pushing to make the resting state of our omnibox more human readable.
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He said that the "more human life" is about improving the lives of others.
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But now the Trending Tab has more human oversight to avoid those inflammatory videos.
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Try being more human, but god no, don't cry in front of the public!
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Boocock is also credited with encouraging Lee to give his superheroes more human qualities.
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This symbolism is simple yet powerful — she's becoming more real, more tangible, more human.
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"The tech will become more powerful in order to get more human into it."
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"I would suggest to my patients to wait for more human results," he said.
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Orangutans actually share more human-like features and some researchers question the genetic comparison.
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In 2015, those predictions led to multiple patents surrounding more human-like computing technology.
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The result is an Adora/She-Ra who is more human than the original.
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And if we can do this well, we can unlock much more human potential.
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"Adding more detail to make someone seem more human isn't necessarily effective," he said.
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Thanks to a big artificial intelligence undertaking, Siri has a more human-sounding voice.
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But Damon digs into the more human toll of life as a Gigafactory worker.
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A more human approach to business may give companies and workers a competitive edge.
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This should make tracks sound more natural and varied — more human, in other words.
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David Brooks thinks Hillary should talk more about her hobbies to seem more human.
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Poignantly, these images show many more human figures than any of Hatakeyama's earlier photographs.
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This means Alexa and other digital assistants might soon sound less robotic and more human.
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Even if that means one more human job will be taken over by a bot.
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"She helped us feel more connected to each other, more hopeful, more human," they said.
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She recently joined its "Be More Human" campaign alongside Grande, Gal Gadot, and Danai Gurira.
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The company says it has re-evaluated the verification process to add more human oversight.
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Anyways, there are some new photos that show how she's changing into something more human.
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You'd expect that the more human-esque something looks, the more warmly we'd receive it.
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The company also used the occasion to announce another, more human, addition to the team.
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As these women are becoming more human [by showing their emotions] they're covering themselves up.
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Instead, she wants to get rid of that idea and show her more human side.
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But like Breq of the pseudo-Gerentate, we're stronger and more human because of it.
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But the questions often unanticipated are those designed to show the candidates' more human side.
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But the closer you get to something, the more human you're likely to see it.
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I think McDonagh has it within himself to navigate those more human-centric storytelling waters.
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So, all of those things work to make enemies smarter, more threatening and more human.
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Young: I like to imagine a machine that makes humans, or makes you more human.
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The result of all this is a show that is less abstract and more human.
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Portman inhabits Jackie, making her both bigger and more human than we've seen her before.
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"I am more spirit-based, and more human-emotion based," Mraz told The Hill Wednesday.
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The more human side of the conversation too often gets lost in the data melee.
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For now, it's more human error, not robotic malice, that we need to worry about.
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He tells them to reconstruct the brochure to make it less cluttered and more human.
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It feels optimistic to present A.I. as a way of making us feel more human.
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On the contrary, Seneca's play (in Florence Dupont's translation) has a warmer, more human tone.
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Not everyone will agree, but I think it gives the puzzle a more human vibe.
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" He vowed a "profound reorientation of the philosophy I believe in — more human, more humanist.
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Regular appearances, Behar thinks, would have helped voters see a more human side of Clinton.
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The mirror may be dark in places, but it shines with a more human light.
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He became so much more human to me after that and I felt less pressure.
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Hooper said the reaction made him tweak the characters so their faces looked more human.
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Of course, the writer's robots were more human than we presently associate with the word.
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Slackbot isn't the smartest AI out there, but that makes it all the more human.
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In addition, Facebook will be adding more human reviewers to oversee its automated advertising processes.
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He's more familiar and more human than ever, which makes him all the more disturbing.
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I always felt that it was more direct, more human, more related to the body.
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Like he's proven before, that laser focus may make him susceptible to far more human threats.
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By doing so, they're able to show a more human side that others can connect with.
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Things are getting very spooky out there in AI-land, but they aren't getting more human.
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Emojis will look "more human-looking" and you'll now be able to pick different skin tones.
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While talking to Hitomi, Vinny noticed the character started to display more and more human characteristics.
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Certainly not without hiring orders of magnitude more human reviewers than it's currently committed to doing.
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By learning these patterns, the system was able to predict which expressions looked more human-like.
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It is Mr Bale's performance, however, that elevates the sometimes pedantic material into something more human.
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Fundamentally, we all benefit from more human connection, not less -- and that's especially true for children.
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It's made me ask: If they become more human than humans, what ultimately makes us, us?
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Robots and drones will be claiming more human jobs in the future, probably including mail delivery.
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Still, I think there's a more human reason you should care about the disappearance of amphibians.
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Another competitor is Japan's Pepper, which is a bit more human-like but far more expensive.
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I took a risk in shedding the hard exterior prison culture encourages for something more human.
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He always records bass and guitar played himself to make it sound more human than machine.
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Siri, Sound More HumanApple also announced that it will be making Siri a little more human.
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"There's work that shows people seem more human when we hear their voice," Mr. Berger said.
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Cramer asked whether it would actually significantly hurt Facebook's gross margins to hire more human oversight.
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The climate crisis threatens far more human and animal life than any war we've ever faced.
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We aimed to make their movements more human, emotionally charged, instinctive with an element of humor.
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It's so much richer and more human than some printed-out email; it represents him well.
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Listen even closer and you may hear another change: Fewer automated announcements and more human voices.
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But the evolution toward a more human face began with the origin of our genus, Homo.
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The story became rawer, more human and much harder for politicians and ordinary citizens to ignore.
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Some of them were disturbing, but they also made iconic presidents and first ladies more human.
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It shows he is more human, and less deluded, than his most ardent critics would suggest.
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Kelly told FOX News viewers the move would allow her more "human connection" with her children.
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Tasha: Yeah, retrenching the scale down to a more human size is so important for these movies.
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I fill up my water bottle at the soda fountain and immediately start to feel more human.
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The good news is that Siri sounds more human than ever and it's not creepy at all.
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Related: Virtual Reality Journalism Puts You Inside the Refugee Crisis Can Virtual Reality Make Us More Human?
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Now that Bran's the Three-Eyed Raven, he often seems estranged from his earlier, more human self.
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On one hand, more human involvement, earlier, could prevent embarrassing discoveries like these, and potentially worse outcomes.
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My goal isn't to make Dio more human; it is to help us recognize ourselves as computational.
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The more we learn about Hannah in season 8003, the more human and less romanticized she becomes.
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" She adds that it also makes you "more generous, more human, more understood — and more respected yourself.
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His moral indignation at robot fucking seems increasingly justified as Dolores, in particular, becomes much more human.
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The result is a fast, flexible speech engine that sounds more human — and less like a robot.
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But that's going to take more human beings than we've ever had to make those things happen.
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Italians "would like this problem to be managed in a more human and regular way," she said.
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Then, I read this story, and I was devastated all over again, on another, more human level.
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These flying insects are associated with more human deaths per year than any other animal on Earth.
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People would like to provide their elderly parents with better elder care services with more human interaction.
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But with each day that goes by, more human remains are pulled from the ashes and rubble.
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Dr. Ford has programmed these "reveries" to make the robots more emotionally nuanced and convincing — more human.
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I decide to get off my computer and do something a bit more human for a change.
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That's when Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg committed to enabling Safety Check in more human disasters moving forward.
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"Some people need a place to get out to force themselves to be more human," he says.
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So for a more human description, we asked three people recovering in hospitals what coronavirus feels like.
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The closer they come to their inevitable bloody end, the more human these mixed-up kids appear.
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Also, Apple has tweaked the voice of Siri so that it sounds more human and less robotic.
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In fact, maybe small flaws are simply part of the design to make it feel more ... human?
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There is indeed room for smarter curation of news feeds and search algorithms — with more human oversight.
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My doctor calls me to check on me—I tell him I'm beginning to feel more… human?
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Perhaps, like those preserved voicemails that keep people feeling connected, technology can help us feel more human.
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Karthus's new Lightbane skin gives the champion a much more human look, new animations, visuals and sound effects.
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Karthus's new Lightbane skin gives the champion a much more human look, new animations, visuals and sound effects.
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If anything, having a few odd typos or bizarre word choices somehow makes the characters feel more human.
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You get to see me be a little bit more human and not so showgirl all the time.
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Longer-term, the company wants to help people design better, more human-sounding voice apps through its platform.
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In Carmichael's world, the monsters are just as human, if not more human, than the less scaly characters.
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So instead, the studio has been working on an entirely new challenge: making its car game more human.
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Christine's sister fails to consider that a sociopath could be asking that question just to seem more human.
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What makes us better and more human is attempting something, coming up short, and then trying it again.
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Their media justice initiatives seek to create a more human, diverse, and fair media landscape, per their website.
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The latest developer build of Android N reveals that Google is finally making its emoji look more human.
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It even recently acquired an AI startup which is focused around making bots like Cortana sound more human.
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"Throwing more human resources at the issue is not necessarily the best way to approach it," he said.
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They're small details, but they make the service feel more human, and it turns out that still matters.
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They know him as something else, and entirely more human, and they see a kid realizing a dream.
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Forget trying to make sex robots look more human, and instead lean into their artificiality; embrace it even.
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He's precocious, indulged, needy, and vulnerable; more human than his human overseers, with their stilted, near robotic delivery.
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For Mongeau's apparent husband, Paul, Dawson made a man who some have called a sociopath seem more human.
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DeepMind took this feedback, and forced AlphaStar to abide by more human-like limits, Vinyals and Silver said.
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We were trying to explore the more human side of the character and get into that whole thing.
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" He added: "The Triad opens the structure to more human ways of interacting, not digitized ways of interacting.
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"As technology looks and acts more human-like, it [could] lead you to humanize it more," he said.
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But in life I decided that I wanted to make a shift to deal with more human problems.
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For larger sellers, the real challenge that emerges is feeling smaller to your customers, having more human connection.
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And yet, it's in these moments that Timberlake has never been more human, more vulnerable, or more exposed.
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That's its own kind of technology but it's more human: the making of a watch versus new technology.
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"This was not another step towards us becoming machines, but towards us becoming more human," Babitz has said.
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Brar said the addition of Bitmoji will help add a more human element to those early-stage chats.
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Past the lobby was a more human-scaled room, with another toasty fireplace and two bronze registration desks.
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But increasingly, many of these places are getting the message that customers crave a little more human contact.
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But because they're exposed to more human variation, the in-group for multiracial children seems to be larger.
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There may be nothing more human than the act of putting one foot in front of the other.
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The companies have been ramping up content moderation and hiring more human fact-checkers to rein in abuse.
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What better way to make 'the clone' look more real, more human, than to make her appear pregnant?
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His personal projects, Rainbow Membrane and Enough, were more about making the digital space more human and comfortable.
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Especially if her captors become more and more human, and sympathetic, and attractive— No. They're a different species, Thandi.
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"The caller thought maybe it was more human remains, but it turned out to be a cat," Gross says.
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That's why I wrote my book "More Human: Designing a World Where People Come First" a few years ago.
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Related: Virtual Reality Doc Takes You Through a Mother's Grief in Gaza Can Virtual Reality Make Us More Human?
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As part of its Android Oreo update, Google replaced the blob with symmetrical circles and more human-like figures.
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As technology becomes more human it may be able to do more and more to substitute for human relationships.
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That means building these robot vehicles so they look like the cars of today and act, well, more human.
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They're also a unique way to go behind the scenes and see the more human side of our presidents.
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Except now there are far more human-caused wildfires than lightning-caused wildfires, and in areas with higher populations.
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Siri is getting much smarter—and it's getting a more human voice to punctuate its advancement in artificial intelligence.
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Those human-like motions we see robots undertaking could be even more human when directly based on the original.
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That's a surprise, and an opportunity to break from the show's tired rituals to reveal something messier, more human.
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The ability to learn on the job is another must-have toward making robots more human-like, says Veloso.
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Corruption that is killing off more human rights than human beings is equally pernicious and must be effectively sanctioned.
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That simple act — trying, failing and trying again — tied in perfectly to our brand message of 'Be More Human.
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Since we've made the change, we've heard from lots of people that it makes OkCupid a bit more human.
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The company will also be tasking more human employees with vetting reports of possible self-harm on the platform.
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The hope then isn't that computers will replace human judges, but that they'll instead lead to more human judgements.
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The bright LED lights spell out the approximate time so it feels much more human than a digital display.
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By connecting with patients on a more human level, nurses have a chance to go beyond treatment toward prevention.
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She and Mark, Timmy's dad, felt like they might be able to make the debate a bit more human.
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Facebook has also clarified its rules against offensive ad targeting, and will step up enforcement with more human moderators.
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Could machines really become, as the android-producing Tyrell Corporation in Blade Runner put it, "more human than human"?
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The study authors hope their findings will underscore the need for more human genitalia-focused lessons in sexual education.
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A.I. voice synthesis can't yet deliver a performance as compelling as his HAL, but it is becoming more … human.
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The longer we wait, the more human suffering and irreversible damage to ecosystems we inscribe into our collective future.
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What is more human than refusing to accept things as they are, than believing we can make them better?
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In Brown's "Working Title" (1985), a dancer is lifted by a harness for an effect more human than ethereal.
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She added that Facebook would add "more human review and oversight" to its automated systems to prevent further misuse.
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Malaria eradication would be "of historic importance ... it's probably killed more human beings than any other disease," Feachem adds.
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While robots can deliver half of those additional orders, there's still a need for more human employees, he added.
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For, if Nazis are a laughing matter, they immediately become all the more human — all the more like us.
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We just changed this and now plan to activate Safety Check for more human disasters going forward as well.
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Pattinson's take on Bruce Wayne and his vigilante alter ego will take a more human approach to the story.
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Making prosthetics more human Once Johnson arrived in Charlotte, she was placed under the care of orthopedic surgeons, Drs.
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But to watch these teams play the Warriors is to see something else, and something more human and vital.
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When you're developing an idea like that, do you start from the big idea or the more human notion?
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For me, it's more realistic and more human to have humorous and uplifting things happen against a slightly darker backdrop.
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Contrary to other assistants, it is powered by both AI and people in order to make its interactions more human.
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It's sort of anti-makeup messaging, but I think it's more human-messaging and the rest will fall into place.
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The newer Night King seems to look older, and eerily more human, with more natural jawline and smaller brow bone.
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They become more human to me rather than just the small interaction we had that pissed me off, ya know?
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But the more human an enemy, the harder it is to justify killing them at the rate that Wolfenstein allows.
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"As synthesized voice has become more human sounding, security is something that will need to be dealt with," Mallios said.
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Ironically, Yang's embrace of awkwardness make his approach to sex endlessly more human and erotic than any of BioWare's attempts.
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She doesn't use profanity and she tries to mix up her subjects to appear more human and less bot-like.
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In Blade Runner, the audience is supposed to learn that replicants are human, even if they're more human than human.
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Still, even dull downtime moments make the characters a little more human, and a little less like rubber CGI figures.
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Seeing them through a more human lens really kind of shattered all the preconceptions and prejudgment that I came with.
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Unicode 9 emoji are also coming to Android N, with skin tone variations and some new, more human-looking emoji.
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Hayles's vision is solidly in the middle with its mortality and fallibility, rendered not obsolete but more manageable—more human.
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Like most sacred things in Uztar, it had been put to more human uses than its founders could have imagined.
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Ethnicity was played down, the theme music was subtly softened, and an attempt was made to render Ness more human.
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The museum's Russian colleagues, he added, were delighted with the idea to showcase the more human elements of her story.
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But his groundbreaking sitcoms, especially "The Larry Sanders Show," elevated the shtick into something both more grandiose and more human.
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Miyako's later works take on a more human scale with 1·9·4·7 (1988–1989) and Scars (12003–present).
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Like Young Marble Giants' homemade electronics, Mothersbaugh's sculptures are autonomous—not "more human than human," but content in their machinery.
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This is no doubt some soft-pedal written by his aides to make him sound more human and less monstrous.
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They are meant to be more human, more descriptive and "more empathetic to our customers' frustrations," according to the bulletin.
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This is what enables digital assistants such as Apple Siri to sound more human than they did in years past.
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Since he's had less experience with witchering, he comes off as one of the more human mutants at the castle.
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Marantz, the book author, said more human eyes looking at content could go a long way toward solving bullying problems.
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We also need more "human capital," since a better educated workforce has a greater ability to produce and therefore earn.
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By introducing a touch of comedy, Staver opens up well-known myths and stories, making them more human than lofty.
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He talks to the user, contemplates deep thoughts, and analyzes everything to form conclusions that are more human than machine.
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The films are a cool study of deformation as well as an abstracted extension of Everson's more human-centered work.
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And the significantly more human j'avo, appearing in Resident Evil 6, have a certain charm, if that's quite the word.
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Ever since, humanity has both dreamed of—and had collective nightmares about—a future where machines are more human than humans.
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Officials say they have found more human remains on a property connected to Bruce McArthur, an alleged Toronto-area serial killer.
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Authorities have said there could be more human remains and fear Kohlhepp may be a serial killer, according to USA Today.
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When she was going through that, you could obviously see that she was more human than just the untouchable pop star.
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"It's interesting to see Arya be a bit more human, speak more normally about things people are scared of," she said.
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It's a mindset that led to more human stories, but also one that unavoidably flirted with the political climate as well.
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The campaign, #PerfectNever, is a part of Reebok's larger Be More Human campaign, and centers around a video (below) released today.
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Liane Hornsey, the chief human resources officer, says she's going to add more human resources stuff, because that was an issue.
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In some ways, it is like Downton Abbey, but with a wider lens: fewer hairstyles and glamorous dresses, more human connections.
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Mark Zuckerberg: Spreading prosperity, spreading more human rights and freedom– those are things that come with trade and connection as well.
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The silver lining here is that Rick is more human, more likable than he's been since he first arrived in Alexandria.
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I'm sorry to inform you that perhaps some robots are taking this whole "be more human" thing a bit too far.
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The curvature of the palate and the location of the cheekbone and nasal cavity all looked more human-like than Neanderthal.
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Google parent Alphabet's DeepMind division has made what it claims is a big leap forward in making computers sound more human.
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"If you're taking the time to come into a store, we're assuming you want a much more human experience," she said.
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I feel about 80% more human after my shower and then slap on makeup, which takes me up to about 90%.
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For starters: In a utopian vision of a better, devolved-but-more-human internet, I would never post to your database.
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What's more, human rights activists now worry that using WhatsApp or Facebook could help law enforcement track and detain migrant activists.
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But as video games attempt to tell more human stories, the inhuman behavior of characters will be increasingly difficult to justify.
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He parrots his friend's catchphrases and gives cheesy thumbs-up, trying to be more human, it would seem, than death bot.
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And yet, in its own right, Aiden, your work has an absentminded charm, less pretentious and altogether more human than Mondrian's.
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And so she is different in the new movie of the new game: more human, less funny, more abs than boobs.
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Croft is no longer a superpowered and cartoonish woman, but a troubled human being whose body is more human than caricature.
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Many a Disney automaton comes off as more human than Rick Scott, but he also happens to be a ferocious campaigner.
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Inside Art "I wanted to have a more human relationship with the person who was representing my work," Julian Schnabel said.
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They are among the researchers looking at how much more human work AI can automate, including the generation of new ideas.
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Forced to choose between having the right technical answer and a more human interaction, Cameron picked having the right technical answer.
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Is this an attempt by Goldman to be able to show a more human face than just working with wealthy people?
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To become more human, if you will, to know what a mistake feels like, and to try to make it right.
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The company's seed will be used for hiring, integrating with more human resources software, new features, and improving its analytics platform.
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I got to know this big, weird city just a little bit better, and it became a little more human, too.
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They are allowing machines to think in more human ways, while still bringing to bear the enormous benefits of big data.
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It won't be the first time it has tried this, but softer edges, it seems, are thought to look more human.
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Their mission is to bring robotics into our day-to-day lives – because robots can help make us more human. 23.
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And there is nothing more human than some wildly creative kids finding an ingenious way to get out of school work.
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The final song, "Voices in My Head," is acoustic, and "feels reflective and a little bit more human," Mr. Iconis said.
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They connect so much that seems utterly modern with the past, and make that history more human in complicated, visceral ways.
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And its chief operating officer promised "more human review and oversight" to make sure offensive terms aren't used to target ads.
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"The more human error there is in these experiences, the more connection the viewer has with it," Mr. De Luca said.
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This canvas tote reads, "Stories make us more alive, more human, more courageous, more loving," from The Rock That Is Higher.
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" Adds the performer, "If you want to talk to me, if you want a hug, those things are way more human.
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For these reasons, "A Little More Human" seems intended to be as much a high-concept entertainment as a literary novel.
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Read as a novel about reading, "A Little More Human" is more interesting than a merely entertaining addition to brainiac fiction.
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Her performance of Mouth is as terrifying as any and yet, in its vulnerability to neurological static, more human than most.
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They've promised to add more human moderators and invest in software tools that can screen out misinformation and other prohibited content.
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Hugh is far more human now, perhaps an aspiration of his, but unhappy with where he's ended up — much like Picard.
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But there's something special about van Loon's time-honored process—something more human and less algorithmic in this age of automation.
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Every additional degree means more coastal area lost to the sea, more crop failures, more deadly heat waves, more human misery.
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And the more your process interacts with the scary, unpredictable real world, the more space — and the more human beings — you need.
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She partners with manufacturers to develop the bots — some more human-looking than others — which are programmed using data from USC's research.
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Experts say Texas Hold'em poker is the "last frontier" of game solving, and an important step towards building more human-like intelligence.
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When asking Alexa who will win the Super Bowl, Amazon has decided to take their voice assistant in a more human direction.
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Its latest version has gotten much better at mastering accents and even produces "lip smacks" that make the voices sound more human.
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She culls from the "the symphony of algorithms," as she beautifully puts it, and comes back with something more manageable, more human.
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Shouldn't they feel more human and delightful, like Amazon's Alexa or some of the other consumer-facing applications we rely on daily?
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It definitely makes him look more like his sons Don Jr. and Eric, and maybe a bit younger and more human, too.
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A More Human Dwelling Place by Bob Clyatt continues at Anthony Philip Fine Art (56 Bogart Street, Bushwick, Brooklyn) through July 30.
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Her field, she says, needs to work with researchers in neuroscience, psychology, and other disciplines to create algorithms with more human sensitivity.
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"The Triad opens the structure to more human ways of interacting, not digitized ways of interacting," said Weber in a press release.
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Police have said they are searching for more human remains at the home and other properties and expect to lay more charges.
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Slower movement is better, to a certain point one imagines, and a reasonable but not sluggish delay makes it feel more human.
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The most infectious beats on "Immunity" are slightly but insistently asymmetrical—he made the rhythms more human by hobbling them a bit.
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A more human experienceMartin*, 38, had already been visiting adult chatrooms for two years when he first became aware of VR porn.
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But the extreme weather events right now are some of the most extreme we've ever seen, threatening more human lives than usual.
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And I love watching Elizabeth in that predicament, because it catches her off-guard and only makes her more human and relatable.
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It might allow them to differentiate between something that is potentially damaging and something that isn't, giving them more human-like touch.
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But for now, WhatsApp needs more human moderators willing to use proactive and unscalable manual investigation to address its child pornography problem.
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For this reason, the study authors hope their findings will underscore the need for more human genitalia-focused lessons in sexual education.
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Intelligence isn't just one skill that can be measured, and science also doesn't have an "is-it-more-human" test, Chen said.
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It's about speaking in a more human tone, giving our customers clearer, better information, and really talking to them like they're people.
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And in houses nearby and on the streets they uncovered more human bones that had been butchered with swords, axes and clubs.
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In "A Little More Human," all the characters are plotting or plotted against, and are furthermore linked to an overarching corporate conspiracy.
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"A Little More Human" works best on the meta level — readers might imagine their processing of the novel as its "real" subject.
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Most crossword contributors nowadays use computer assistance like this — although the whole process is much more human-directed than you might think.
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On a more human level, it means having the skills and resources and network to make things happen — and get shit done.
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In the series' wittiest moments, their apparently foolish exercises, such as mirroring facial expressions, actually help Barry learn to be more human.
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When questioned about this by Congress, Zuckerberg committed to hiring more human moderators to monitor the service in non-English speaking countries.
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The listener is overcome with the cringey feeling of watching someone else trip and faceplant—and there's little more human than that.
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And in general, that's fine, and even good — the small compromises of living with others make us better, less brittle, more human.
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Bjorn Laurin, Linden Lab's VP of Product, tells Creators Sansar is pushing VR toward its limits to create a more human experience.
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Mostly, it confirmed that his team at Apple has spent the last few years on the right project: making Siri sound more human.
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Experts have also pointed to explosive urban growth into areas which were formerly wildlands across California, resulting in more human exposure to wildfires.
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Which led me to a third, somewhat hidden, yet critically important car trend: Making all this technology seem less scary and more human.
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Police digging through planters in Toronto have recovered three more human remains as they investigate alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur, officials said Thursday.
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The furry creatures didn't only gain humor as they began to slowly evolve from furniture to more human-like beings, they got emotion.
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" Hubspot Co-Founder & CTO Dharmesh Shah "Paradoxically, I think machines are going to help us make our relationships with our customers more human.
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They regularly put the game above their would-be identities, and they unexpectedly came across as more human than the established reality archetypes.
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Kelly's interest in Jones seems to have been spurred, in part, by a desire to probe the more human aspects of his personality.
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As far as they're concerned, the guides are still Latin American, and thus no more human than any of the people of Bacurau.
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"In the past, there used to be more human intervention where managers could create flash sales, often on Tuesdays and Wednesdays," Surry said.
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When compared to the momentous, intricate, and pseudo-superhuman projects on show on r/DIY, this sub seems much more human and relatable.
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He promises that policymaking will become more "human", but also to stick to reform plans for pensions, unemployment benefits and the public sector.
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"This was not another step towards us becoming machines, but towards us becoming more human," co-founder Liviu Babitz told the Creator's Project.
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In both instances, it's driving a more human-centered approach to technology, which is bound to lead to some interesting developments to come.
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The two-stage AI system takes a more human-like approach to analyzing patients&apos optical coherence tomography (OCT) scans of their retinas.
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What I care about is how people live in this society, [so that] they can enjoy more autonomy, more democracy, more human rights.
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These excerpts seem to paint the beloved Trump spawn as more… human, I think, because she, like us, once raged against an establishment.
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With a voice and a face presiding over it, his world is less mysterious, the sounds more legible, more human, which is nice.
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That's a key to the FMD approach, especially if more human trials are to occur and, ultimately, the concept be embraced by consumers.
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But it starts a comic tone that continues in Mr. Geary's broad Cloten and Mr. Cochrane's more human Belarius, pleasantly receptive and wry.
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"A great champion who made our sport more human has left us, a great man," the Italian cycling federation said in a statement.
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The mosquito is the architect of much suffering: It's responsible for more human deaths than any other animal on earth (including other humans).
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These games that felt more human to me, and more widely encompassing of the kinds of stories we tell in other entertainment media.
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Today, Pocket is addressing this problem with the launch of a new listening feature that will allow for a more human-sounding voice.
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In the song, the machine tries to be "more human than human," but the band suggests that this is precisely why it fails.
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But that's not really what we mean by "more human"—we want to know if human cells are somehow smarter than animal ones.
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Meanwhile, Tiffany Trump, who made her debut on the national stage, mostly focused on showcasing the softer, more human side of her father.
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He's more human-like, with an orange face that features a squat nose, small eyes, large ears, rippling chins, and very plump lips.
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Again: This is all fine, but Game of Thrones' scope increasingly feels like it has overwhelmed the more human elements of its story.
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In Syria, where a civil war has dragged on for seven years, more human rights abuses against children were recorded than ever before.
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But there is a way out of both anxieties, toward the hope of something more human and humane than these two fearful destinations.
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In the intensifying battle to have the best voice-powered technology, Google is making its virtual assistant sound more human and less robotic.
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It's time for Congress to act on what the data and evidence reveal about making TANF more human-focused and less compliance-focused.
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How do you avoid causing more human deaths when a partly walled border sends migrants to more remote and deadly stretches of desert?
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As they talked about how to tell a different, more human story about what Uber had to offer, Ms. Huffington had an epiphany.
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"People come for the cute animals," and what they find are protesters who, in the presence of pets, seem more "normalized," more human.
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Love the Chase experienced complications during delivery and required extensive medical attention afterward, leading California Chrome to receive more human contact than normal.
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Gal Gadot's ads for Reebok under its "Be More Human" campaign also hit the mark, coming eighth in the ranking and scoring 92.8.
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Genetics has taught us a tremendous amount about that, and there's a lot of evidence that they were much more human than apelike.
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Yet it's important to note that there's a difference between giving a monkey a disease and giving a monkey more human-like intelligence.
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After all, the very premise of that experiment is that the monkeys may end up more human-like as a result of it.
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In one study in Bolivia, researchers found that potential volunteers responded negatively when clearly nonhuman Twitter bots took on a more human tone.
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So, though initially the task was simply to get the car to drive, now the task is to make the car more human.
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"We also deliberately ask some more human questions in our sign-up to try to screen for people who seem nice," the site explains.
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The more "human" a defendant becomes, the more difficult it is for a jury to impose severe punishment, especially the ultimate punishment of death.
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Where Contact (based on the Carl Sagan novel) was structured like a seemingly unsolvable math problem, Arrival is much more human in its scope.
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One is, they'd have to help us accelerate our mission to use this medium of audio to create more human connection in the world.
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The idea here is that the more an AI system practices using interfaces designed for human users, the more human-like AI can become.
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But now, as the internet makes its way into cities, we have an opportunity to make the internet more human, and cities more dynamic.
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Siri has a new, more human-like voice that sounds even more friendly, and the information cards it surfaces have a slightly different look.
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It was a different way of seeing the story, of engaging it, that felt richer and more human and authentic and kind of realer.
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Meanwhile, below each player is a huge close-up feed of their face, adding a more human element to the thrill of virtual competition.
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Edge of Extinction gives us the chance to see a fuller, more human side to people who might have otherwise been two dimensional cutouts.
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But the calculations in Ms Oster's book seem more human than "Mummy war" moralising, in their recognition that parental time and energy are finite.
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We've swapped out the fanged immortal beings for another class of magical being – a class that's no less dangerous, but a bit more human.
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We're currently working on a more accurate solution that includes more human review of your content, while also taking your own input into account.
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The end goal: to help speed the development of chat bots that seem more human -- without painstakingly training them on millions of different scenarios.
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A couple more human laborers put on the cheese and toppings before a final robotic arm loads the uncooked slab into a metal tray.
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By trying to turn the island back into what it once was, undoing the human hand with more human hands, where were we going?
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The vehicle seemed to even have mastered the more human-like driving skill of crawling forward at a stop sign to signal its intent.
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And every day, more and more human lives are lost, disrupted, or displaced — to soaring economic costs — due to the effects of climate change.
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Facebook announced in September it would block ad targeting based on derogatory terms, and vowed to add more human reviewers to oversee the business.
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But the game had a sincere, if low-wattage, feel to it that was at a notably more human pitch than the NFL usual.
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It's a matter of how we turn the work of all this into something more redeeming, more human, more us, and more like play.
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"Machine learning distinguishes itself from memorisation because it has the ability to recognize patterns which makes the algorithm seem more human-like," he wrote.
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This will mark the first year the "community" track joins that roster to provide a place to talk about less technical, more human issues.
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According to Allen Adamson, professor of marketing at NYU, creating a sexier Mr. Clean makes him more human, more relatable, and therefore, more marketable.
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The urge itself may be faintly animalistic, but answering it can give rise to the kind of mental wandering that makes us more human.
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"People will believe more and read more on Twitter if they know there is less bot activity and more human activity," Mr. Weed said.
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My go-to sources are Spotify, SoundCloud, Bandcamp and Mixcloud, which has excellent D.J.-style mixes and to me feels more human than most.
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And while they offered these insights during the interviews, they also provided something much simpler, something much more human that touched me the most.
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A report from The New York Times showed that Uber's self-driving cars required more human intervention than self-driving cars from other companies.
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The fact that Melisandre is turning more human, more vulnerable and more transparent, I want to say — that went nicely with my own experience.
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One person raised the possibility of bringing custom-printed masks into hospitals, to make the experience of being a patient a little more human.
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Senior Iranian government officials, to project a more human face, do seem to be learning how to leverage social media for their own advantage.
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In more human terms, Leapfin helps companies track sales, and how much it costs to create and distribute its goods and services to customers.
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As part of that approach, he has hinted at a softer, more human side with pizza, pasta, kittens and a just-dumped relationship status.
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In his solo show at Andrew Kreps Gallery, Kevin Jerome Everson offers an abstracted extension of the more human-centered work he's known for.
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It may seem like screw-ups like that could have been caught if only there had been one more human involved in the process.
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Her voice sounds robotic, except for brief spurts of giggling — "emotive sounds that she added to make it feel more human," Ms. Smith-Stewart said.
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DOES GOLDMAN SACHS NEED TO BE A BIT MORE HUMAN – PERHAPS A LITTLE LESS ELITE IT MIGHT HAVE HAD THE IMAGE OF IN THE PAST?
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For the tech companies, they should invest more in technology and in more human moderators to remove content that "crosses a line," according to Khan.
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But that may just be why his ongoing project of becoming more human opens up as never before if you give the record a chance.
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Hong Kongers did not keep protesting for more human rights or democratic guarantees, and instead quietly resumed their lives and the city returned to normality.
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An Australian-born historian, now a fellow at Cambridge, argues that this period is crucial to understanding a more human side of the smart redhead.
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" She also addressed the news during Tuesday's broadcast of The Kelly File, explaining that her decision was fueled by a need for more "human connection.
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And that problem is about to get a lot worse: bots are starting to mimic your social media activity in order to look more human.
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It's hard to not be impressed by the mosquito, an animal linked to more human deaths per year than another other creature on this planet.
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That's largely a reaction to fears that robots are taking more and more human jobs, leading to increased unemployment and a reduced social safety net.
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But the big takeaway from I/O for me was that Google has laid down a huge bet on computers getting more and more human.
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Other redesigns for legibility include higher contrast text that's easier to see and circular profile photos that take up less space and feel more human.
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But while these artificial beings seem to embrace their more human characteristics, the guests — the so-called "real people" — seem to be losing their humanity.
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It's a reminder that big-screen science fiction can work just as well — and in some cases, far better — on a smaller, more human scale.
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Self-Driving Ubers will be on the road 24 hours a day, which means they will need a lot more human maintenance than cars today.
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But Lookwell would be nothing without West, whose sense of comic timing elevates his character beyond mere caricature and towards something realer and more human.
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The puppets are, in some ways, more human than humans; the interior of the hotel looks more like a hotel than a real-life hotel.
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The Syrian asylum seekers that we can see arriving in Europe or waiting in Turkish refugee camps seem more human and in need of help.
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Those changes include pledging to hire more human moderators, mass demonetization and banning of accounts, and updates to its terms of service and site policies.
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The digital assistant is getting a brand new voice (both male and female) to make it sound less like a robotic drone and more human.
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Occidental mostly uses naturally occurring carbon, but the company anticipates using more human-captured carbon with the passage of tax credits incentivizing carbon-capture technologies.
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He was also excited about the continuing strides that both the AAA and indie game spaces are making towards telling more subtle, more human stories.
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Related: Virtual Reality Journalism Puts You Inside the Refugee Crisis An Ebola Survivor's Story, Told in Virtual Reality Can Virtual Reality Make Us More Human?
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Structured, thoughtful and open to personalization, advocacy provides a more effective — indeed, more human — way of getting people to acknowledge and interact with your business.
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" Former President Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, issued a statement saying Franklin "helped us feel more connected to each other, more hopeful, more human.
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Ms. Karp said the company purposely avoided using a numerical scale because she hoped the heat map would reach people on a more human level.
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Making pride T-shirts in a place where homosexuality is illegal could be considered a way of making inroads toward more human rights, she said.
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To become more human, to explore further into the depth of man's nature, to pursue the divine, are no longer goals for machine made man.
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Such is the philosophy behind "Homo Faber: Crafting a More Human Future," a monumental celebration of European craftsmanship that opens in Venice on Sept. 14.
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And in a laboratory dish, the S139N strain killed many more human cells important to early brain development than an earlier strain without the mutation.
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While he continues to pile up the strikeouts, Sale has been a bit more human in allowing at least two runs over five consecutive outings.
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Getting China to work again means more human-to-human contact at a time when more cases and deaths are still being reported every day.
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Is it so hard to imagine that physicians could use artificial intelligence to create both a more precise and more human care experience for patients?
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There is, of course, a big difference between religion and faith — the ways in which faith manifests spectacle is more human, more ecstatic and experiential.
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If they can get these bots looking more human (and I'm nearly certain they can), this could mean some major changes for our favorite Disney attractions.
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By contrast Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader, provided a much more human response, chatting with residents, comforting victims and expressing righteous anger about what had happened.
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The report calls for a more "human economy" where markets are better managed in order to ensure no one is left out or denied basic rights.
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The other six voices — both male and female — aren't famous, but each is intended to sound more human-like, with natural pacing of words and pitch.
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The robots of Westworld (aka the park's "hosts") are far more human than machine — fighting for their freedom at the end of season 1 proved that.
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Like her siblings, who spoke in the days before her, Ivanka sprinkled her remarks with personal anecdotes that showed a more human side of her father.
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In returning to the role of the kinky billionaire in Fifty Shades Darker, Jamie Dornan says he brought out a more "human" side to the character.
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"We have to change it to make it more human and more just, but Europe is our home, it's our future," Renzi said in a tweet.
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The voice here is a little more human than the way that band would funnel their lyrics through vocoders or computerized speech synthesizers, but only marginally.
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The idea of finding a mysterious door in your basement is scary on its own, but Channel Zero amps it up by making it more human.
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Mr. Jonze's input on "Weediquette," which begins with another interaction between the host and his mother, has made it "a lot more human," Mr. Andavolu said.
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Two of Trump's children, Tiffany and Donald Jr., also sought to put a more human face on their father as he tries to broaden his appeal.
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One of our, I would say more human lines of defense, is that anyone can report a review that they think violates our Terms of Service.
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Still, a few stars noted some of the more human moments depicted on the series, such as Tinsley Mortimer and her mother looking at her embryos.
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The show is titled A More Human Dwelling Place, but being one of the characters in Clyatt's sculptures can't be that place the title alludes too.
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Our thought bubble: Facebook and Google keep adding more and more human reviewers as content crises compound but neither company says it is a media company.
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But one British reality dating show is bringing joy, laughter, and even the odd tear, to viewers by showing the more human side to first dates.
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The beauty of I See You is that they're able to flit between the spectral sentimentality of their past records and something a little more human.
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Beyond customization, the increasing number of products available to consumers also requires more flexibility in factories, which, again, means more human employees to do certain jobs.
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What emerges from the author's great efforts to mine the archives for a truer picture is a more flawed Elizabeth—but perhaps a more human one.
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Their actions — the snide comments, the destructive behavior — make these shows feel more human than happy-go-lucky comedies like New Girl and The Mindy Project.
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It was based on a real-life killer, one that claims more human lives each year than any other creature in the animal kingdom: the mosquito.
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That might lead them to be less profitable and less appealing to shareholders, but they could hire more human moderators and "act more responsibly," he said.
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"The Microsoft brand has become a lot more human, a lot more approachable than maybe the early days, when it was very hard tech," Capossela said.
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If we approach the problem as creating a more human (and thus more empathetic) AI, we need to imagine it interacting on a human, social level.
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Indeed, their more "monstrous" or othering qualities—most notably their shared inability to communicate with other humans—are what make them more human to each other.
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"Once you make them more human, they become more engaging, and having some sex appeal becomes an important part of making something more engaging," he said.
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All his struggles on the course and off have made him more human, they said, and ultimately more sympathetic despite the numerous mistakes he has made.
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Our mission is making cities connected with other people, making them better for you to get around in, and fundamentally, over time, making them more human.
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And in this "story of the son," the emotional force dissipated in Act 2 starts to gather again in a series of more human-size tragedies.
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And so we're all screaming out for, I think, more attention, more human attention, and that's really what the book is about, how to create that.
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And anything he did and said in this familiar circumstance would instantly be more likable, more human, more believable than a Q&A or a debate.
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The anthropomorphic terms make this out to be more human than it is — essentially inefficient algorithms or ones placed in difficult circumstances get downgraded in importance.
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"While technology is getting better and looking more human and pet-like, we won't ultimately connect to those things because of the Uncanny Valley," Hamlet said.
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More broadly, Lenovo has briefed a London agency to come up with a "story" for the brand to try to give it a more human appeal.
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In fact, most people I know that have an iPhone aren't charmed at all by its sweet, ever more human-like voice and basic AF capabilities.
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Reducing the standard 40-hour work week has raised administrative costs by forcing to hire more human resource staff and/or purchasing software to track information.
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The complexities are not lost in our analyses, but perhaps they're just put into what we consider a more human and eventually a more progressive perspective.
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Much as Brent Spiner did with Data's quest to become more human on "Star Trek: The Next Generation," he shows us that evolution comes with bumps.
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It also allows for more human error; your salmon won't come out dry even if you leave it in the oven for a few extra minutes.
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Though clothed, this triad seems much more human and natural than Müller's angular underage girls — while no less mysterious for their pensive mien and calculated posture.
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So far, Facebook's immediate plan has been to add more human oversight in an effort to tease out transparently offensive targeting categories or foreign interference in elections.
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The Clinton campaign is trying to show her more human side, perhaps hoping to replicate the teary moment that helped her win the 2008 New Hampshire primary.
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Ultimately, more human editors knowledgeable in multiple languages are needed to help with the expansion of content and to review, improve, and clean up bot-made articles.
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C-LEARN is an important advance because, rather than directly imitating motion, the robot has to infer the principles behind the motion, a more human-like approach.
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There is something great about sharing those adorable or embarrassing (or even better, adorable and embarrassing) pictures that make us all seem just a little more human.
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To the receptionist on the other end of the line, Duplex sounded like a bona fide person, complete with pauses and "ums" for more human-like authenticity.
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On a more human note, Harington admitted in the interview that if he could take one prop home with him, it would be Jon Snow's sword, Longclaw.
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"Scars are beautiful, they show how resilient your skin can be Stretch marks are beautiful, they show growth, and there's nothing more human than that," she continued.
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By some estimates, moving forward on the path towards precision medicine in everyday care will generate 100 million to two billion — if not more — human genome sequences.
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But there is hope: Bots should get smarter with more human interaction, and will learn which information individuals really want, and when they prefer to receive it.
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This final evening was a party for Mr. Hilton's book, "More Human: Designing a World Where People Come First," a call for smaller-scaled living and governance.
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Thank You For Playing "grapples with our relationship to technology and how it's capable of simultaneously encouraging and discouraging more human connections among people," Osit told me.
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Companies without human workers, Janah said, should be paying higher taxes that support more human social goals, such as safety nets, job retraining, and universal basic income.
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It might be a problem for purists, but from an aesthetic point of view, their hair looks more human and less costumey the way it is now.
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It is very good at recognizing what you say, and it responds in a voice that sounds more human than most computer noises we are used to.
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"Our study shows that bearded men harbor a significantly higher burden of microbes and more human-pathogenic strains than dogs," Professor Andreas Gutzeit told the Daily Mail.
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While a lot of the series' food and drink ordering and preparation is automated, waitstaff and bartenders can still be called on for a more human experience.
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Cunningham believes this is what makes Orchard a more human tech real estate platform, fully aligning the interests of the real estate agent with the buyer/seller.
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Sure, he has giant google eyes slapped on his frame to make him seem less intimidating and more human, but he's not capable of feeling actual emotions.
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Bondy's talk show has taken a back seat since he began representing Parnas, but he says his campaign to make Parnas more human has shifted the story.
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That we perceive our capacities for intention, emotion, and reason as more robust than others' means that we fundamentally see ourselves as more human than other people.
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And while dystopian accounts abound about what that all means, Chiang actually proposes maybe not a utopia, but a more human depiction of what's to come next.
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Slackbot also answers questions from users at any time, occasionally returning with "oops" moments that — well, to put it nicely — makes it sound all the more human.
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There is nothing more human than sitting down at a table and eating with others while discussing what we think and feel about the society we've created.
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And when someone came in from outside, that magical woodsy tree scent clung to them, somehow making them more human and more animal at the same time.
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If Facebook were as concerned about shoddy journalism as it is about offensive images, it would be devoting a lot more human resources to address the problem.
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The Trump administration has decided to send weapons to Ukraine so it can defend itself against Russian intervention, and recently imposed sanctions on more human rights violators.
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Anjali protests, and they settle into a lucrative scheme that depends on the unseen robot — which is, by the way, the title character — becoming more and more human.
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The fowl feast, which was started more than 30 years ago, is also a way for animal lovers to learn more about turkeys and their more human qualities.
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What we are trying to build is an ultimate voice conversation AI platform so you can model any kind of voice interaction between two or more human beings.
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Carpool Karaoke is what musicians do when they want to appear more human and chill, but these 13 minutes with Madonna raise more questions than they give answers.
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Daniel appeared to be more human than duck when he sat in a passenger seat, loved looking out the window at the clouds and wore little duck shoes.
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Just witnessing Gary Busey is enough to frighten children, but when he's dubbed by our 8-year-old actress Madeleine, he somehow becomes more human than ever before.
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It looked a lot more human-like than it should, according to scientists led by Cosimo Posth at the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History.
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Providing sophisticated characters for players to interact with in a more human-like fashion than ever before enabled interactive fiction to serve as a platform for role-play.
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Sure, they've added a more human element, but the ultimate effect is more horrifying, like seeing a twitching limb poking out of the rubble of a collapsed building.
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Each candidate had an opportunity to show a more human and -- in some cases -- maybe a more likeable side than what they usually show on the debate stage.
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In response to the complaints, the social media platform restricted the interests users can list to meet community standards and added more human oversight to the automated processes.
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The system can then be further refined with supplementary technologies to make the system more human-like or to give it higher chance of returning the right answer.
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"If their idea is to keep Maduro in power for longer that means more people starving and fleeing the country, more human tragedy in Venezuela," the minister said.
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"I think the more human beings start to realize they're being manipulated, the more this relationship [with social media] is going to come under pressure," says Yael Eisenstat.
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But I lay that on the story, more than just his performance — because Stephen Strange doesn't really go through any kind of transformation that makes him more human.
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YouTube had previously promised more human oversight and more machine learning to flag the content, but Monday's announcement is the first from the CEO and with strategy details.
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In security itself, customers increasingly demand technology rather than more human guards, says Ms Piana, so bigger companies, with access to capital, may be better placed to grow.
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I felt awful before I took the prescription plunge, and although the happy pills made me feel more human, they took away the edge that made me me.
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" Less welcome for some will be the "new emoji design for people emoji that moves away from our generic look in favor of a more human-looking design.
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It's amazing what happens when we act more human, and I'm sad it had to take a pandemic for me to be more kind and gentle with others.
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The artist had shaped the marble by polishing the material, giving it more human expression with incisions to depict eyes, a mouth and chin, and even neck fat.
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That means scaling back to something more human-size, to provide a center amid the chaos, and the two are able to get laughs while also offering nuance.
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But by becoming more human, Muhammad has also become more vulnerable to insult, and as a result requires the protection of his followers in an ironically secular way.
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In a separate section, while advancing the argument that more human connections via Facebook are a "de facto good," he appears to grapple with the downsides of connection.
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New machine learning models, trained on billions of words, have given computers the ability to generate text that sounds far more human-like than when Kazemi started out.
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Avaaz said Facebook was too reliant on artificial intelligence hate speech detection mechanisms, and needed to put in place more human-led teams to monitor content in Assam.
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While these are mosquitoes — the creature responsible for more human deaths each year than any other on the planet — they're all males: It's only the females that bite.
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In some sense, then, the hosts, who are slowly but surely becoming aware of their situation, long for death, which would make them more human, on some level.
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Camp's post refers to some of the sweeping changes at Uber, including adding more human resources representatives, along with forming a new leadership team and recruiting new executives.
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And part of the problem with brands becoming increasingly more human on Twitter is that it can potentially be unclear, sometimes, if it's the individual's voice or the brand's.
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"I have nothing against cats and I enjoy hanging out with them, but there tend to be a lot more human infections from cats than from dogs," he says.
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The Easter eggs didn't necessarily make characters more human-like, but the connectivity suggested life exists beyond our heroes, that this a "real" space with countless people worth saving.
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Another tool, which relies on more human input, was created in 2018 by João Alexandre Peschanski and Érica Azzellini, who also co-wrote a paper on content transclusion bots.
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Because of how much data it takes in, the system sounds more human as it learns the correct pronunciations, inflections and accents from a wider variety of source voices.
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YouTube's flat-footed response led to a series of advertising boycotts, pushing Wojcicki and her team to begin taking the issue much more seriously by employing more human moderators.
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And if nothing else, you can check out the reviews for More Human Than Human, a "personal, playful" documentary about a filmmaker trying to replace himself with a robot.
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More human studies are still needed to investigate this possibility in people, even though the findings suggest a potential mechanism for PPIs to directly cause infections, the researchers conclude.
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And at the Republican National Convention, his four adult children -- Ivanka, Don Jr., Eric and Tiffany -- each delivered speeches that sought to show more human sides of their father.
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"I think the assumption is that the pinging is a more human sound," Ferguson added, adding yet another layer of intrigue to the case of the unknown Arctic ping.
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More than three quarters of respondents to the survey believed that AI would enable more simple user interfaces, which would help banks create a more human-like customer experience.
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"Eyes give people a location to look to and speak towards, but they also increase face-to-face communication by making even basic avatars feel more human," he writes.
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Related: How Virtual Reality Is Changing the Way the UN Thinks Virtual Reality Doc Takes You Through a Mother's Grief in Gaza Can Virtual Reality Make Us More Human?
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The system doesn't ensure broad-based prosperity, encourages people to waste time and effort on unproductive work, and will likely prove unsustainable as inexpensive machines replicate more human tasks.
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The collaboration enabled us to understand where we could push the boundaries, to see where improvements could be made within the production process to achieve a more human result.
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But in practice, drug developers continue to use animal tests—even when a newer method may be more human-relevant, because FDA regulations and reviewers continue to require them.
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As more and more human cells are added to an animal, at what point is the result different from adding more and more animal cells to a human embryo?
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She made her husband both more human and effective as a president by being his interpreter and defender, but also someone we knew was capable of being his critic.
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With no more human editors helping to curate what appears in the Trending section, Facebook also believes it will be easier to scale the product to its international users.
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" We encounter a more human Krishna, who can turn querulous or even insecure as he makes his revelations: "Since you aren't scoffing / I'll proclaim to you the utmost secret.
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On Tuesday in a blog post, YouTube said it had altered the threshold for which videos can accept advertisements and pledged more human oversight of its top-tier videos.
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The goal of this direct-to-voter messaging seems twofold: They can more easily shape their narratives and appear more human while also bypassing difficult questions from the media.
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But I think that this anger from both sides, even if it stung me, probably helped in shaping a more complete, more human picture of the tragedy in Myanmar.
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"The ability to joke around with strangers online or people at the store, it makes me feel more human," says Viveca Greene, who studies dark humor at Hampshire College.
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" When Orpheus is more human, only the baritone sings; when his speech tends toward the poetic, the countertenor's voice becomes what Mr. Aucoin described as "a halo of sound.
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"We wanted a more human living space than a pure office, as we are always encouraging our people to give extra and engage in the whole company," he said.
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According to the authors, the grand tweak the data needs is intersectional feminism, and in addition to hard columns of numbers, there are squishier, more human considerations like context.
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Because climate change is already shrinking the Arctic sea ice cover, more human activity in this still-isolated part of the world is increasingly likely as navigation becomes easier.
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Going beyond the simple question and single, discrete response that typically marks these interactions now, we should start to see more human-like responses to our queries and requests.
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The company claims the text-to-speech software it has been working on for the past year can produce audio that sounds more human-like than other synthetic voices.
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"We all need to be a little more human, a little more patient, and in order to have civility among all of us, I withdraw my objection," Lewis said.
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If you make primates smarter and more human-like, you're not doing them any favors — not least if you're going to then keep them locked up in a lab.
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A willingness to laugh at itself grounds the show, making it feel more human, especially when so many other parts of it strain so hard to be taken seriously.
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It's fun to watch Woodard in moments where Mariah lets that rage free, but Woodard's real gift is finding the right frequency at which to play Mariah's more human moments.
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Romero took mass undead attack narratives like Richard Matheson's 1954 novel I Am Legend, and made the monsters slower, dumber, and more corpse-like — which is to say, more human.
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"Photos, and stories too, from people on the ground will add a more human, real, touch," to the projects and their reporting back to carbon offset buyers, according to Brand.
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Apostle occasionally seems entirely over the top — the last-act conflict degenerates into a particularly gory mess that seems gratuitous after the sadder, stranger, more human battles that precede it.
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"On a personal level, I came to Fog Creek because this is a company that's always fought for making tech more thoughtful and more human," Dash told me via email.
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There is something more human about the direct interaction of touching the screen, the ease of lolling out on a comfortable chair and holding the thing in a comfortable place.
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Our interactions with computers are becoming much more human and conversational with the advancements in voice technology and recent popularity of new digital assistants, like Amazon's Alexa and Microsoft's Cortana.
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Making the company seem more human to customers, who would likely choose their cellphone network based on price over any particular love for a brand, aims to keep them loyal.
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That leaves, potentially, more open road for manual bikes, which fall outside of some of these regulations so can grow a little more easily (if with more human pedal power).
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In the past few years, more human rights organizations have started to address the double bigotry that people identifying with both of those groups have to deal with—LGBTQ Roma.
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Even as experts worry over the havoc AI could bring to financial markets, quantitative hedge fund strategies actually aren't outsmarting more human-reliant competitors in recent quarters, according to Bloomberg.
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For users that do want a more human touch, you can get a certified style advisor to help you through the process of designing or redesigning your space for $199.
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That bipartisan coalition will then have to explain how 1 percent of the budget buys more human security and goodwill than the guns and bombs that often follow without it.
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Batty (a replicant) can be violent and cruel, but his humor, his rage, and finally his compassion make him seem more alive, more human than anyone else in the film.
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"I believe they are taking it seriously, but they are looking for a technical solution to a human problem," she said, suggesting that the company invest in more human moderators.
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Even some of the antiquated questions being asked, some of the objectionable books that are being published, might, oddly, be necessary blunders that bring us closer to becoming more human.
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" Author Steve Silberman wrote: "Melania blaming 'both sides of the aisle' for children being taken from their parents by the US government does not make her more human or compassionate.
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What the vault promised, instead, was a glimpse of the artist at his least polished—sessions like this, in which he's emotionally vulnerable, more human than the otherworldly genius suggested.
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"In the past, there used to be more human intervention where managers could create flash sales, often on Tuesdays and Wednesdays," Patrick Surry, chief data scientist at Hopper, told Bloomberg.
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Ultimately, it is a request to think in terms of creating a field that makes us more human in Crawford's conception, as craftsman who can continue a lineage of excellence.
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But it can also follow conversations where there is a lot of back-and-forth dialog, which makes it seems more human than some of the virtual assistants available today.
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The robots grow more "human" as the book progresses, until their uncanny presences and disconcerting intelligence exacerbate disintegrating relationships within the company, and cause the whole project to fall through.
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" Louis believes the solution to this problem is to keep human and machine functions separate, rather than try to combine them and create some hybrid that's "more human than human.
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Along the way, Justice O'Connor gave me advice on everything from how to fix Washington (less politics, more human relationships) to what to wear when I traveled (black pants, always).
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It has raised the number of subscribers and the viewership that video makers must have in order to carry ads, and is subjecting videos to more human and automated oversight.
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But I also acknowledge that many of those who found the obituary wanting feel we did not provide a more rounded view of Mr. Monson — perhaps his more human side.
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It makes the scene a lot more awkward — but it also makes Hamlet much clearer and more human than how he's often taught (and sometimes acted), as a melancholy philosopher.
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Kitschy and poorly-animated (by today's standards, at least), today 'Doot' serves as a reminder of technologies past, but the meme can also convey something older, creepier and more human.
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One consistent feature of "Westworld" is that the hosts have always been more human than the mortals — more vulnerable and more passionate, and bound to a fate of tragic repetition.
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But in those moments, everyone feels like a superhero or a star, and there's nothing more American — more human — than sharing that feeling Little America is now streaming on AppleTV+.
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Harris described it as a race to the bottom, where companies have started to use "less ethical, more extreme, more lizard-brain-level access" in search of more human attention.
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YouTube has said it will be using more human reviewers, particularly with Google Preferred, a grouping of top-tier videos on the site that helps brands advertise on popular videos.
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While Ms. Carey opted to smile and pose her way through apparent technical difficulties, looking as unruffled as possible, Adele showed a more human side and let the expletives fly.
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It's just hard to imagine why they'd want to watch that when there is something so much ruder and more vital and more human right there on the same channel.
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In research published today, Facebook's Artificial Intelligence Researchers (FAIR — yes, that's really what they call themselves) detail the "breakthrough" and how the bots ended up acting more human than they expected.
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With iOS 11, Siri sounds slightly more human-like: It has more inflection and changes in pitch, knows when to pause, and, with the female voice, sounds slightly brighter and peppier.
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In the case of the latter, BMW recently decided that they'd hire more human workers in favor of robots, ostensibly because so many of the tasks were too difficult for robots.
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How many more have to be sacrificed on the side of the road -- how many more human hashtags have to trend -- before we get serious about revamping how we are policed?
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He suspects that the story is much sadder and more human than an extraterrestrial visitation: someone gave birth to a stillborn fetus several decades ago and buried her in the desert.
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Stoltenberg said he had told Erdogan and his foreign minister, Mevlut Cavusoglu, that Turkey's military operations in northern Syria risked further destabilizing the region, escalating tensions and causing more human suffering.
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The hand-built "Web 1.0" style that Geocities pages and other early websites sport is a relic of a time when the web felt smaller, sillier, and a little more human.
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Right now, the C-LEARN method can't handle certain problems, including avoiding collisions, but the team hopes that the system can be further advanced by implementing more human-like learning capabilities.
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To reassure consumers and quell fears of future phone batteries exploding, Samsung will implement an 8-point battery safety check involving more extreme testing, X-ray inspection and more human reviews.
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Efforts are on, however, to use machine learning and real-time big data analytics to make virtual assistants understand multiple languages, accents, contexts and nuances to hold more human-like conversations.
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More frequent human battles were more deadly for animals; in other words, the more human battles that arise in one region, the more corresponding deaths among large herbivores such as elephants.
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Some are based on animals, like the two-tailed cat Jibanyan, while others are more human-like, such as Hungramps, a tiny old man who looks a bit like an egg.
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The more optimistic is that these companies are looking for ways to free up its workers from more mundane things to focus on tasks that require more human interaction and intelligence.
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"The Act Up marches, the AIDS quilt and the posters made people more sympathetic, and made gay people seem more human," said Daniel Royles, an AIDS historian at Florida International University.
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After auditioning and sampling the voices of hundreds of people, Apple's voice-controlled assistant now takes more pauses in sentence, knows more languages and generally sounds less robotic and more human.
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Sheriff Honea of Butte County said that search-and-rescue teams were scouring the areas they could reach — some were still inaccessible because of fire danger — and gathering more human remains.
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At the same time, their faces are more human than almost any other bird, with large, forward-facing eyes triggering an urge to anthropomorphize, to see in them annoyance, enlightenment, indignation.
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He found that our affinity for robots increases as they come to look more and more human — until the point when the likeness is similar enough to momentarily fool the eye.
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What changed my mind was Ralph McQuarrie&aposs concept painting that showed us a character that possibly had more human emotion written in his face than some of the human actors.
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"It's about more stable earnings, a better product to take the stress out of driving, providing more human and understandable communications, and support so that drivers are true partners," Holt said.
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This is extremely distasteful — there is probably no single person responsible for more human suffering in the 21st century — but if we want to end that suffering, it may be necessary.
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It was presented to me as human-assisted and supervised bot technology, a bit like the way Facebook M works at the moment, though it's probably more human-assisted than Doli.
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If Arnold believed that the hosts were more human than the humans, he might have embedded a mystery that would allow the hosts to escape the park and integrate into human society.
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Curiously, this mingling of air produces a chiasmus, the mechanically induced air of the organ sounding more human than the human breath at the basis of Shiraishi's spectral and aggressive sax playing.
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And, in a place with such intense diversity, we hopefully will spark not just the digitization of physical space, but the enablement of a more human internet, and a more connected humanity.
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After all, if the Giants are able to stymie star running back Ezekiel Elliot like they did in two regular season victories over the Cowboys, their offense suddenly becomes much more human.
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We all caught a glimpse of this more human side of her in 2012 when she broke up G8 talks on Syria to watch the penalty shootout of a Champions League final.
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When we talk about the need for a more human-centric and ethical approach to today's data-saturated environments, we are first and foremost talking about balancing the powers embedded in society.
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" The sex toy, from Freeman's perspective, contributes to not only making Nat and Bert's space feel more human and personal, but also "says something interesting (also fun and relatable) about their relationship.
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One of my favorite Iron Fist arcs is from writer Matt Fraction and main artist David Aja, which ran from 2007 to 2008 and featured a more human iteration of the character.
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"Do we, for instance, prefer talking to a machine, or do we rather want it to be more human-like?" asks a woman's voice in a short animated introduction to the survey.
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It's the moment when machine learning, speech recognition and natural language processing — coupled with the immense trove of personal and aggregate data Google has collected for years — can make computing more human.
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By next year, they want to cut the minimum investment required for Portfolios to as low as $500 and potentially add a hybrid account that includes more human service, according to Laskowitz.
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His message to the Prez doesn't stop there, because he suggests a canine companion is what Trump needs to soften his spirit, become more human ... and stop separating kids from their parents.
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Technology that allows us to augment, automate and network our most successful selves is not the stuff of science fiction; it is a guarantor of a more productive — and more human — future.
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I wonder whether it is more human to flee this global culture of signs pretending to be wonders, to take up a monastic life in a cave, as some have historically done.
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I'm interested to see how humans factor into solving some of these issues — for example, YouTube is implementing more human screening of videos to assuage advertisers' fears about appearing on inappropriate content.
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Little icons of cars to the left and the right appeared whenever they were there in real life; a pedestrian symbol appeared when there was one or more human on the sidewalk.
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Apathetic opportunists like Haynes, as well as the nature of corporate bureaucracy, are probably responsible for more human suffering than all the serial witness murderers and sadistic nerd-gods in the world.
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That perfect bad guy we can't help but love is Roy Batty (played by Rutger Hauer), a 'more human than human' replicant from Ridley Scott's 1982 iconic science-fiction film, Blade Runner.
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The only downside to this job so far is that some owners and staff at the tippity-top of the income scale are more human to dogs than they are to me.
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Its Assistant is chattier, answering natural language queries with a more human voice, and it's found its way into several new Google products: the messenger Allo and the Echo-like speaker Home.
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By emphasizing video in its product, Micgoat's goal is to persuade people to talk to one another in a more human way, reducing the disinhibition effect that comes from posting text online.
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Facebook plans to hire 1,000 more human moderators to protect election integrity, make all ads transparent to everyone rather than visible just to those targeted, and increase scrutiny on political ad buys.
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"The more one forgets himself — by giving himself to a cause to serve or another person to love — the more human he is and the more he actualizes himself," he once wrote.
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"We're going up against Netgear, and D-Link, and Google, so if we're gonna win it's gonna be on being a more human-centered company and having the biggest fanbase," he says.
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Providing more human content moderation alongside algorithmic flagging has become one of the main solutions touted by Facebook and YouTube, too, which have also become hotbeds for spreading false information after tragedies.
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Gensler's mission is to create a better world through the power of design, and our Skyports offer an opportunity to shape our cities for tomorrow while creating a more human experience today.
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Instead of bypassing your normal morning routine, make a point to not look at your work emails or Slack until you've gotten up and moving and are feeling a bit more human.
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Translation: Mr. Trump's mass incarceration of migrant families is overwhelming an already burdened system that, without a giant injection of taxpayer dollars, will continue to collapse, leading to ever more human suffering.
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"The move to add more human reviews is a good one and hopefully they can get ahead of the next issue that might arise in their powerful system," Mr. Paparo said. video
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"We added a handwritten note to every blanket we handed out that winter to add a more human touch and help people feel warm both inside and out," Mike Fiorito told CNN.
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While the media focuses on foreign policy disputes over how to stop the war, Hello Psychaleppo (AKA Samer Saem Eldahr) provides a more human perspective, illustrating what's actually happening on the ground.
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Rihanna's contribution, meanwhile, might be a bit more human: She's testing what it means to be a platinum-selling artist who is bold enough to only make music that she wants to hear.
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Instead of destroying alien invaders or a robot army (in Age of Ultron), Captain America and the audience must come to terms with a more human enemy — a friend, actually — in Bucky Barnes.
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In many ways, she's more human than he is, and he's starting to grapple with his own humanity at the exact moment when he's losing the thing that means the most to him.
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Benioff said that the more human, lighthearted moment with the bannermen was to contrast the savagery and violence of that scene and offer up a chance for Arya to let down her guard.
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Oculus Avatars have undergone a number of transformations and today they're pushing an update that creates more robust facial expressions that are more human-like than the stiff representations that past iterations showcased.
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Companies like Gensler and Studio Schwitalla among others are rethinking how we can repurpose this space, and even make it dynamic and reconfigurable, adding parks, housing, dynamic public resources, and more human pursuits.
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To do that, it chews through the raw footage of movies to spot actors, action, locations, and other details about scenes that it can use to provide answers to more human search terms.
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Computer scientists say HUNL represents the "last frontier" of game solving, signifying a milestone in the development of AI—and an achievement that would represent a major step towards more human-like intelligence.
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A lot of Linnarsson's work to this point has been done in mice, but as scientists like Lein add more and more human brain data, Linnarsson can start applying his ideas to humans.
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It's the moment when machine learning, speech recognition, and natural language processing — coupled with the immense trove of personal and aggregate data that Google has collected for years — can make computing more human.
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"Watching Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on Instagram doing coin laundry has made me feel more human than anything has in the last two+ years," a young woman named Emily Devereaux later wrote on Twitter.
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Patreon, the crowdfunding site popular with vloggers, podcasters, and other content creators, is updating its Trust and Safety department with better tools and more human moderators, making it easier to report inappropriate content.
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Like, say, this guy: Or this guy: There is nothing on this earth funnier, and more human, than sports fans wearing ridiculous costumes while also in the throes of utter despair and loss.
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On the other side of the ball, the Seahawks' top-flight defense was able to make Brady look more human than he has at any point since returning from a four-game suspension.
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Drifting away from the bright austerity of her Bessie Award-winning "Electric Midwife" (2011), she has arrived at dances populated by shadows of characters and stories, at once more human and more surreal.
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Along with detailed evidence and previously unpublished police reports, the documents also reveal something more human: the parallel life that the boys might have lived if they had not been sent to prison.
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To that point, Bryant says his role is less about the founder and more about creating an environment that fosters more human-to-human relationships, bidding adieu to the traditional startup-VC dynamic.
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Star's look mellowed out around this time: The big pink wig was gone, traded in for a short, bright pixie cut; while the brows were still pink, they were a little more human.
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Indiana Republican Jackie Walorski said her work on anti-poverty showed that the poor needed more human help, such as the support of a social worker, to cross the bridge out of poverty.
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It was a story, for Ms. Callimachi, about changing the way the world views Mosul, the Islamic State and terrorism — transforming these from distant, military terms to something more human, relatable and visceral.
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What I'm pointing out is that we believe Neons will bring more human aspects and maybe we will license that technology, or not technology as a license but Neons [themselves] as a license.
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But nestled at the tail end of the record's 18 tracks, "I Feel It Coming" is a slightly more human collaboration—an impossibly silken embrace after all the turmoil of The Weeknd's records.
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But with the movie wrapped around Rachel, Wu has to be more human and less flashy than her co-stars, while also not disappearing in moments where she's flanked by these big personalities.
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The company will also devote more resources to ensuring that "content that goes against our community standards cannot be used to target ads," and add more human oversight to its advertising system more broadly.
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Yet if nothing is done to keep the macaque population in check, their increasing numbers could lead to more human encounters anyway and increase the risk that the herpes virus is transmitted to humans.
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But the recently released Call of Duty: WWII provides a more human and realistic dimension of war, whereas previous videogames delved into fantasy or featured cyber-mutant soldiers out of a bad '90s movie.
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Investors should buy Workday shares because of its progress in selling more human resources cloud software services to companies, according to Piper Jaffray, which raised its rating on the firm to overweight from neutral.
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Zika symptoms of exhaustion, fever, skin rash and flu-like ailments don't occur in everyone -- indeed 2003% are asymptomatically infected, meaning Florida could have many more human Zika cases caused by local biting mosquitoes.
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Though not totally free of Lyme disease just yet, Miller has largely recovered from his bout of illness and is feeling a lot more human these days—which is replicated in his fight performances.
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If more human-proofing and de-biasing were built into the process — through stronger peer review, cleaner and more consistent funding, and more transparency and data sharing — some of these biases could be mitigated.
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Superhero stories give us a good that is more readily recognizable, more human (in that these are ultimately just human beings with outsize personality traits manifesting as superpowers), while also offering smaller-scale evils.
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As a result, the researchers wanted to understand what sort of response people would have when they have to touch a robot (especially a more human-looking one) in various parts of its body.
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The ad buyers who spent $450 million on Facebook ads love the platform's speed and efficiency — something they fear will be diminished by inserting more human oversight of political ads before they go live.
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Most fundamentally, let us call all Americans to repentance for our failure to internalize the simple truth that none of us is more human than any other, and none of us is less so.
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But instead of offering any real personal anecdotes that would give him a more human feel, it was full of pleasant platitudes and nice phrases that we now know were not even her own.
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Since the animated movie was just that — animated — the writers and animators were at liberty to include colors, expressions, and more human-like behavior that would be harder to achieve in the real savanna.
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This less natural way of communicating data not only outperformed a more human-like chat, it also enabled the bots to find their way more concisely than humans would in a natural language chat.
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This Joni Mitchell, not the person but the icon, is a fantasy of the bohemian woman, a goddess, a person no more human or connected to the rest of culture than the Virgin Mary.
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"Messaging is a more human and conversational way to interact, much more powerful than throwing out a bunch of media dollars," said David Hewitt, a vice president for mobile strategy at the agency SapientNitro.
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That's sort of where we're a little bit more human in terms of how they worked together in the world, and sometimes things just don't go your way, which is part of our show.
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If nothing else, I owe it to the people around me to exercise, because it truly makes me a better functioning version of myself—more patient, more thoughtful, more calm, more focused, more human.
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But Finding Dory still finds some magic in a decidedly more human world, thanks mostly to a whole new cast of nautical creatures, not to mention a whole new cast of talented voice actors.
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You have to play something specific, and the more true and the more human you could make that specific character, the more people can bring their own lives and their own baggage to it.
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Yang also announced Thursday he's founded a new non-profit group called Humanity Forward, with the mission of implementing policies to build a more "human-centered America" instead of endorsing or donating to candidates.
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Carice van Houten, who plays Melisandre, spoke in a recent telephone interview about that role, offering insight into Melisandre's more human side and her thoughts on how she'd like to see her character exit.
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The sector and its plethora of brilliant, boundary-pushing leaders also brought with them a more human perspective on the role tech can play in our lives — something the rest of CES sorely lacks.
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The food journalist Francis Lam took over from the original host, Lynne Rossetto Kasper, in 2017, bringing in more human interest and socioeconomic food stories alongside practical advice on whipping up easy weeknight meals.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - The main organization representing Brazil's 300 indigenous tribes said on Friday it would sue far-right President Jair Bolsonaro for racism after he said indigenous people were "evolving" and becoming more human.
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The work of one machine in large-scale vineyards can harvest 15 to 20 tons of grapes per hour using advanced guidance systems and replace work normally done by 30 or more human pickers.
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Another insight is that market exchanges can create an ethos that ends up shaping more and more human behavior; we can increasingly view ourselves as little more than human capital maximizing our market values.
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If you watched The Defenders, Marvel's team-up show of all of its Netflix heroes, one of its funnier and more human aspects was how everyone kept taking the air out of Rand's sails.
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" That's why he argued for more human intelligence and a renewed focus on increasing funding and personnel for the FBI, given that "encryption is bringing the golden age of technology-driven surveillance to a close.
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FOX: You know, I think, and I think the book shows this as well, that they are a lot more human and a lot more normal and less scripted when you get closer to them.
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When screening tools bypass more human forms of decision-making, they say, those decisions are more likely to collapse complex matters into simple, algorithmically generated pass-fail mechanisms — leaving behind people looking for a home.
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It's certainly interesting to see the science behind giving robots the more human experience of pain, especially because of the implications on work safety, but it's still sad to watch the arm droop like that.
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Microsoft announced today that it has acquired Semantic Machines, a Berkeley-based startup that wants to solve one of the biggest challenges in conversational AI: making chatbots sound more human and less like, well, bots.
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Text-to-speech is a technology that companies from Apple to Microsoft are interested in as they could be critical in making digital personal assistants such as Siri or Cortana smarter and more human-like.
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"The human evolutionary loss of CMAH likely contributes to a predisposition to atherosclerosis by both intrinsic and extrinsic [dietary] factors and future studies could consider using this more human-like model," the study authors wrote.
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Now that Cameron's handlers have no use for him and his circuits are beginning to decay (the song he hummed on Monday was a malfunction), Larry is being left to Cameron's slightly more human successor.
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In an article on Fast Company, Kelton speaks on the need to provide a more human feel to chatbots: "We're working toward providing empathy as a service to any voice or messaging platform," he says.
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The way we procure our food has indeed become increasingly depersonalized and mechanic over the years, but cooking, even with the goal of making the simplest of recipes, operates at a much more human rhythm.
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Asshole reptile from zuckmemes Night Zuck from zuckmemes Zuck is human from zuckmemes Although there were rumors that Zuckerberg was seeing a behavioral therapist to appear more human, take it with a grain of salt.
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In addition to getting more human data, he and his colleagues are also working on developing an even less intrusive version of Dormio that will detect the onset of hypnagogia solely by monitoring eyelid movement.
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Cécile Riffard, head of branding at the RATP, says the organization aimed to convey a less corporate, more human side of its operations — one that puts the "luminous, pleasant" side of Paris front and center.
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Brian: You use technology to create more human relationships by searching and accessing who is interesting to you, what is interesting to you, what subject might be interesting to you, and who defines that subject.
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" With Ingram's experience in design and hardware, the two came to the conclusion (as they relate in a blog post about Maslo's early days), that technology "can help us become more human, and less robotic.
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So, yeah, with machine learning and all the advances that are taking place, I think they won't be biological entities the way we are, but in the future there'll be more and more human enhancements.
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But Watson's insights can actually help bring more human elements into the draft pick, Lenchner said—for example, by using linguistics analytics to understand a player's personality based of how they post on social media.
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The other tactic is a more human approach, with analysts going undercover in hacking forums or other haunts, keeping tabs on what malware is being chatted about, or which new data dump is being traded.
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Last year, he published a United States version of his book, "More Human," about the need for a populist revolution in government and business, and wrote favorably about Mr. Trump's presidential campaign against Hillary Clinton.
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Antetokounmpo is the rare athlete who looks more human in slow-motion replay — that's where you can see the end of his stretchy limbs and the way he moves them as an actual person does.
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No, it's something deeper and more fundamental than that — the loss of one of the few people who believed that television could make the world not sleeker and more modern but more human, less cold.
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Amid reports that he is planning to retire after just nine seasons in the N.F.L., it appears that Johnson, capable of almost anything on a football field, was far more human than people wanted to admit.
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Building off of previous famine-prediction strategies, the tool will combine satellite data of things like rainfall and crop health with social media and news reports of more human factors, like violence or changing food prices.
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If satellite imagery changed your sense of direction, Street View, with its 360-degree panoramic photos, transformed your ability to understand places on a more human, realistic level, no matter where you were in the world.
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At the same time Mr Corbyn, for so long demonised as an extremist left-winger, has seemed in the campaign and on television to be both more human and more moderate than many might have expected.
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And, it seems Jane The Virgin will sympathize with whatever results we uncover, as it does with Xo. Sometimes people find their worth in their most appealing assets, and there's nothing more human than that truth.
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Lisa Bertini, whose firm, Bertini Law, in Virginia Beach, specializes in employment law, said she had been hearing from more human resources departments wondering how they should, and can, use social media as a screening factor.
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The combination of the comics' source material, Schwartz and Savage's wry approach, and some savvy directing consistently takes what could be high school drama clichés and makes them something more human (or in this case, superhuman).
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But the dialogue in both Rick and Morty and Animals bears the unmistakable aliveness of spitballing (sometimes literally for Rick), keeping in stutters and mumbles that give the whole thing a decidedly more human vibe — ironically.
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Some generate passable natural-language tweets, thus appearing more human; others are hybrids with a human curator who occasionally posts or responds on the account, says Lisa-Maria Neudert, a researcher at the Oxford Internet Institute.
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Dr. Bowe says that while more human studies are needed, available research suggests that Centella's ability to stimulate collagen production, as well as its anti-inflammatory and protective properties, make it an ideal complement to retinol.
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Still, the idea of a robot who seems more human than the humans surrounding him, to say nothing of the question of what those humans might owe him as a result, is hardly new or groundbreaking.
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It felt all too close to home for a brand whose hallmark campaigns are titled #PerfectNever, which is about supporting women and their ambitions without being constrained by a notion of "perfection," and Be More Human.
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As more parts of our cities go digital, we have the opportunity to make cities not just safer and more functional, but more human, intuitive and enjoyable with UX that's responsive to the world around us.
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A lot of people are trying to find alternative ways to regulate the price of food by not using the commodities approach in order to make the food system more human, rather than it controlling us.
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While actors decided against an African Union plan to send in troops, with or without Burundi's permission, the UN has discussed other options such as sending more human rights observers, as well as a police force.
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Chief among them: "Typical" careers, in which a person advances through the ranks of a particular field, will increasingly "cease to exist" as artificial intelligence and robots replace more human workers over the next few decades.
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On Monday, Facebook handed congressional investigators 3,000 ads that had been purchased by Russian government affiliates during the 2016 campaign season, and it vowed to hire 1,000 more human moderators to review ads for improper content.
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But as we hit an era when robots become more human than ever and try to steal our jobs, I find myself wondering—what can we learn from the additional freedom that air conditioning gave us?
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Investigators said a person walking in the heavily wooded area of Larch Mountain near Vancouver found a skull, and searches by the Clark County Sheriff's Office and Clark County Search and Rescue yielded more human remains.
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In America, we execute more human beings than any other democracy on Earth, and we administer the death penalty in ways that are absolutely contrary to our bedrock responsibility to ensure equal justice under the law.
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He made clear that he did not plan to respond to the missile attacks on two bases where American troops operate, which seemed calibrated by the Iranians to make a point without creating more human carnage.
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"In the past, there used to be more human intervention where managers could create flash sales, often on Tuesdays and Wednesdays," Patrick Surry, chief data scientist at Hopper, told Bloomberg in a widely circulated interview recently.
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When my book came out in the U.K. — I wrote a book a couple of years ago called "More Human" — and it was right in the middle of the leadership election for the British Labour party.
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Even better are the essays in which he simply opens his eyes, describes what he sees and ends up hitting on more human truth than you're likely to find in a score of more properly scientific studies.
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He wants to use technology to make the experience a more human interaction and he recognizes that as an organization grows, layers of business process make it harder for the customer service representative to convey that humanity.
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YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki YouTube is adding more human moderators and increasing its machine learning in an attempt to curb its child exploitation problem, the company's CEO Susan Wojcicki said in a blog post on Monday evening.
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"But they really care about the client and one of the things we saw with this was we needed to change the whole front end of the system to be less adversarial and more human," Sills says.
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Earlier this year, the company acquired an AI startup called Semantic Machines partly in an attempt to make Cortana sound more human, and it has also previewed an update that integrates Cortana with Amazon's Alexa voice assistant.
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Junior Boys have always been interested in empty space — most recently, It's All True often used vocals as punctuation between sounds — but Big Black Coat uses space as a balancing tool against the album's more human desires.
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DURUS walks like a human; hitting the floor with its heel and pushing off with its toes George Tech's engineers instead gave DURUS a more human gait, including modified feet complete with an arch in the middle.
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The special also seeks to incorporate a more human element, with Cameron interviewing descendants of passengers who either survived or perished aboard the ship, including relatives of John Jacob Astor, Molly Brown, and Isidor and Ida Straus.
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Read more: 10 everyday items that are crawling in bacteria "Our study shows that bearded men harbor a significantly higher burden of microbes and more human-pathogenic strains than dogs," Andreas Gutzeit told The Mail on Sunday.
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"Have our leaders gone mad?" demanded a Times writer, who traced the new touchy-feely trend to political consultants like Republican Frank Luntz, who were trying to create more human interaction between their clients and the public.
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If these processes represent the steps to dehumanizing out-groups, then the solution to reducing intergroup dehumanization seems simple: focus on reducing the social distance between people, making them more self-like and, thus, perceptibly more human.
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"We are trying to use the technology to make the experience of remote working more human and less lonely," he said, handing me his headphones so that I could talk with Jess, an employee based in Wisconsin.
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One starts out very human, and becomes a little more monstrous, and one starts off coming off as a monster, and as we peel back the layers, is revealed to be maybe more human than first thought.
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"The more that I get to share that families are okay, it's okay for people to aspire to have families, besides achieving their personal professional goals in life, I think it just keeps us more human," she says.
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Under new rules, unless Kennedy could demonstrate that they were safe and sterile—a requirement that would itself require funding that he didn't have—he says he was banned from using his electrodes on any more human subjects.
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Yes, I imagine that a phone that acts mostly as a phone would nudge me toward calling people more often, which is a far superior and more human form of communication than a disjointed series of impersonal tweets.
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"These enablers and delighters underpin our vision for a Modern OS, they will provide the foundational elements for an evolution of the PC ecosystem and enable partners to deliver the more human-centric experiences of tomorrow," explains Parker.
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More Human Than Human could certainly stand to spend more time either exploring the actual mechanics of AI development, or exploring the contradictions created by working in AI. Either way, Pallotta should be asking tougher, more insightful questions.
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But it was an unabashed cinematic triumph, one that succeeded on both storytelling and creative levels, with many (including me) declaring it to be Nolan's masterpiece — not a war film at all, but something deeper and more human.
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Google has prided itself on the fact that its self-driving car fleet has never been responsible for any of its crashes — they've always been caused by another (decidedly more human) force — but that may have just changed.
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This is the 23rd year in a row that the tech giant has topped the list of patent recipients, but of particular note were a number of patents that focus on imbuing our machines with more human traits.
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These new measures must be aligned with a more human economy, one that genuinely reflects the public interest, from the environmental costs of transactions to whether wealth is distributed to benefit all citizens, especially those at the bottom.
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Restoring it will bring a new dimension to our digital interactions, expand the scope of what is possible on a computer and ultimately let us engage with the digital world in ways that are a little more human.
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"Dogs ... make us more human and they make us better people," he says, before running onto the field to pick up and kiss Lola, a shar-pei from Florida Little Dog Rescue, congratulating her on a stunning play.
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All of this, it strikes me as I talk to Maine in his studio and he continues rolling more cigarettes and pouring more coffee, is a gesture toward something more human than his music offered in the past.
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When Isaacson asked if he thought Google and Facebook needed more human oversight to combat fake news — a struggle Snap hasn't had to deal with, given that its publisher section, Discover, is limited to select partners — he stalled.
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"Anyone who goes to a Fox town hall is going to come off better, more reasonable, more human, and not nearly as evil, ideological or stupid as they are currently being painted by the network," Mr. McKinnon said.
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"From the manger, Jesus proclaims, in a meek yet powerful way, the need for sharing with the poor as the path to a more human and fraternal world in which no one is excluded or marginalized," he wrote.
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So there's this thing that inherently people become more human, and then if you put them in an emotional conflict where the conflict itself resonates with people, you're going to end up asking audiences to go with them.
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"I count on Turkey to show restraint and to ensure that their actions in northern Syria are measured and proportionate and avoid even more human suffering," Stoltenberg told journalists after meeting Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis in Athens.
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This month, investigators say, a person walking in the heavily wooded area of Larch Mountain near Vancouver found a skull, and searches by the Clark County Sheriff's Office and Clark County Search and Rescue yielded more human remains.
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When machines and software control more and more of our lives, people will seek out more human-to-human connections — all the things you can't download but have to upload the old-fashioned way, one human to another.
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They have a theme of Industry 4.0, and for me, using this tool, this symbol of automation infrastructure, and reconfiguring it in a more human-centered way, is part of a more desirable future I have for these machines.
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Per the agency:A clinical investigation, described in title 21 of the Code of Federal Regulations, part 312.2 is defined as: any experiment in which a drug is administered or dispensed to, or used involving, one or more human subjects.
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The auto industry is shifting away from a commercial venture that fetishizes car ownership as an identity, and moving toward a grander purpose: helping make cities more human-centric, giving senior citizens back their mobility, and literally saving lives.
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Writer-directors Jon Lucas and Scott Moore are basically advocating for more human interaction, and lightly satirizing our collective dependence on technology by imagining a situation where phones are as needy and grasping about their owners as vice versa.
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Countless movies and TV shows have capitalized on a similar premise: Dolls are creepy AF. The more human they look—with moving glass eyes, realistic hair, or a slight blush on the cheek— the more they weird us out.
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If you've seen demonstrations of IBM's Pepper robot, you can see some of the company's ambitions to add more empathy and emotion to machines to make them more human-like, and this is a continuing development on that front.
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Carter wrote a script for the bot, imitating Gallop's words (like how often the British mogul says "bloody" on Twitter) and paying close attention to punctuation ("There's nothing more human than the way in which someone punctuates," Carter said).
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If it makes the work of creating one slightly less tedious, think of your cover letter as one of the few moments in the early stages of your job search where you get to sound a little more human.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Facebook Inc will add "more human review and oversight" to its ad-buying system, Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg said on Wednesday, responding to rising criticism that automated processes have allowed people to buy discriminatory ads.
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"It's important to make these impressive and spectacular squares more human, and give them a humorous twist with more humanity and less authoritarianism," Mr. Elmgreen said, adding that the current debate about migrants and immigration also influenced their approach.
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They are also trying to encourage local Bangladeshi farmers to grow crops that elephants do not like, such as green chilies and tobacco, to stop the animals encroaching on their land in search of food and creating more human conflict.
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These women seem to be having fun with the Commish: Still kinda feels like your dad showed up to your slumber party with a joint, but hey, anything to make that concussion-ignoring, power-grabbing, disenfranchising overlord look more human, right?
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Until we get some really weird THX interpretations, Mach Kobayashi has done a fine job of hitting each voice in the score, split-screening himself into a choir, and adding a more human feel to the sound that says quality.
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His challenge, now, is a more human one: after spending all of his young life being so supernaturally talented at what he does, he now needs to learn to approach a very difficult game from something other than the commanding heights.
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You'll also get to hear the new Siri, whose voice has gotten a more human-like upgrade in advance of her starring role in Apple's upcoming smart speaker, HomePod, which was announced in June and will be available this December.
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"The object of the video apparently was to show a jollier and more human side of the candidate," he writes, knowing he doesn't have to say more than that; the senator, the bacon and the gun have done all the work.
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Human moderation clearly cannot scale to review so much content without there being far more human moderators employed by Facebook — a move it clearly wants to resist, given the costs involved (Facebook's entire company headcount only totals just over 17,000 staff).
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What the researchers found with Piper was that older kids preferred, and were more responsive to, the more human-like responses from the robot that remembered previous interactions or choices — suggesting this basic social function is important in building rapport.
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What's next: Texas officials said that there is no evidence of ongoing Zika transmission in the state, but the news today will almost certainly lead to even more human and mosquito surveillance testing in the southern part of the state.
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But I think a good storyteller could get beyond the kind of more elaborate fantastical parts of [Ghostbusters and Curse of the Serpent's Eye] and actually find real, more human-dimension stories to tell that will be enhanced with this technology.
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" Define American, a project Mr. Vargas started in 2011, holds events and online campaigns where people can share their immigration status, an effort, he said, that was meant to shape the conversation around immigration "so it's a more 'human' one.
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Not only in the form of reporting on the bureaucratic maelstrom that is the MTA, but the more human side of the people and places whose lives and livelihoods will be significantly altered for over a year beginning in early 2019.
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As travelers set up camp in Oregon, Idaho, and Wyoming—said to be the best for cloud-free viewing—these arid landscapes will likely see "more human ignitions on one weekend than they have over the last century," Kolden wrote.
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The ad is a re-cut and revised version of a longer, two-minute ad the Sanders campaign ran in South Carolina, which earned praise for portraying the issues of race and justice in America in a more human light.
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So that boils down to tech firms needing to employ even more human moderators to act as the sanity check on AI-powered automation systems that are simply never going to be making flawless decisions in the chaotic field of content.
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It seems Annalise's fatal flaw was going against her more human instincts — to admit her true feelings for Eve, to do right by Rose — and brazenly operating within the system instead: marrying Sam and proving herself professionally at any cost.
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After facing anger over the rapid spread of false news in the past year or so, Facebook Inc and other tech companies also say they have recruited more human fact checkers to identify and sift out some types of inaccurate articles.
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Spotify has done well here with its algorithm-driven Discover Weekly feature and others, while Apple has taken a more human-centric approach, but it was Pandora that pioneered algorithm-driven taste-matching and they could have an interesting advantage here.
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In Butte County, the search for more human remains kicked into high gear as a National Guard contingent of 50 military police officers joined dozens of search-and-recovery workers and at least 22 cadaver dogs, Sheriff Kory Honea said.
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One of the main characters in Fiona Maazel's third novel, "A Little More Human," is a mind reader who has a chip inserted in his brain enabling him to "retrieve otherwise irretrievable memories" and to "scrub" others' memories of him.
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And yet there will clearly be more human scheming too, as Cersei Lannister has decided to break her agreement with Jon and Dany, holding her army back from the North in hopes of maintaining her grip on the Iron Throne.
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The real magic of Luke Cage happens in its quieter moments, when Luke is allowed to be more human: his tension-filled interactions with Misty, his comedic banter with Claire Temple (Rosario Dawson), the barbershop conversation Luke has with his friends.
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The company designed a stylized iteration of Ahsoka late last year, reducing some of her features to be more human-like and altering her proportions so that her appearance looked more realistic, as if she appeared in a "Star Wars" live-action film.
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In the case of scripters, for example, Riot has to differentiate between normal human move spamming and computer-generated moves, while also accounting for the fact that cheat developers have intentionally introduced delays to their programs to make them seem more human-like.
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Talk airily about free speech, remove a handful of examples of the most egregious, evil nonsense, and hope that the problem goes away without you having to hire more human editors or imposing a system of fact-checking on the content you publish.
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Hopefully, Dorsey's decision will lead to the site hiring more human moderators and training them to make decisions that improve the overall quality of the service—something that could force other social media giants like Facebook to begin taking moderation seriously, too.
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Painter dwells a bit much on being self-conscious about becoming an artist, about how to dress as an artist and achieve the look of an artist — it's almost as if her agent instructed her to add those details to seem more human.
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"This is a tech environment, obviously, and we are very critical about technology and how we often end up hiding behind avatars instead of having a more human one-to-one interaction," said Elena Habre, a designer who worked on the concept.
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Vogel explained to TechCrunch that Verywell should take a far more human approach than competitors like WebMD and EverydayHealth, which tend to be hyper-clinical and (let's face it) also have a tendency to spark the worst fears about our own health.
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And they're what make her seem simultaneously more human and weirdly superhuman; they display the skill that sets her apart from her fans, but the way she shares that ability brings her crashing back down to earth with the rest of us.
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A new trailer for the part-live-action 'Sonic' movie dropped on Tuesday, and our favorite video game hero underwent a major redesign since tremendous backlash from back in May -- when the blue furball looked more human than cartoon character ... and folks noticed.
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The fish, which has been identified as a carp by USA Today, has it own, normal fish eyes and mouth, but the dark markings on the fish's head makes it look like it has a second set of more human-like features.
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Centered on an obscure funk sample (Tavares' "Break Down for Love"), it manages to make even its more human components sound warped, the warm vocals and revved-up garage house beats pushing the song just across the border of the uncanny valley.
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Raphael Bob-Waksberg's beloved (and pun-riddled) animated Netflix series BoJack Horseman has only spawned one descendant thus far, Lisa Hanawalt's single-season joy Tuca and Bertie, but Undone leaves the animals and anthropomorphism behind in favor of a more human darkness.
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What's still unknown is how many more human and animal lives may eventually be claimed or otherwise affected by the smoke from the fires, says Guy Marks, Ph.D. a respiratory physician, professor of medicine, and a Forum of International Respiratory Societies spokesman.
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Traditional automakers have more human and financial resources than cash-burning Tesla: Tracy pointed to Nissan Motor Co Ltd's ability in 2004 to bring in 200 engineers from Japan to help fix quality issues at its recently opened assembly plant in Canton, Mississippi.
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Miller drove home the reality of the violence of Batman's world, and in the process made the character seem both more human and more powerful — a frail and breakable man who was, at the same time, far more than just a man.
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The Trump administration has been regularly tightening the six-decade-old embargo on Cuba in recent months with the stated purpose of cutting off income to the Cuban government and forcing it to cut ties to Venezuela and grant more human rights to Cuban citizens.
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This updated version of Lara, voiced by Grey's Anatomy actress Camilla Luddington, has more human-like measurements than her cartoonish predecessor; her muscles, somewhat of a prerequisite for someone who spends their days climbing in an out of ancient structures, are more obvious and defined.
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The fact that Google was testing this new behavior to hug the right side of the lane shows that the technology has developed beyond simply following the rules of the road, but actually driving more "human like" — in line with the social elements of driving.
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The result is a listen that's engrossing and informative, and it puts a more human spin on the document that governs our lives in the US. You can listen to Constitutional on The Washington Post's website, and on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, RadioPublic, and Stitcher.
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Click here to view original GIFAnd revealing that ATLAS has learned to become more human than we ever could have expected, the humanoid can now even slack off when it's supposed to be doing those chores, as is demonstrated by it tossing a paper airplane.
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There's also a cohort of young people who still love the voicemail, and find it a more human way to communicate So until this chunk of the population embraces the future, or dies off, we'll probably hold on to voicemail for a few years yet.
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"A little comment that I would see come up when I started the Be More Human campaign is, 'Why is Gigi the face if she's what people think of as perfect, why would you say that she is human,&apos" she said, according to Yahoo.
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While that can be important, particularly in remote communal areas with few other revenue options, the most important benefit from an African conservation perspective is that trophy hunting maintains vast areas of land for wildlife, which is invaluable in an ever more human-dominated world.
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Some of the chambers in the older part of the house have domed ceilings with 16th-century plaster; others, like the sitting room where Rossella lounges by the fire with her dachshund, Nina, clearly charmed by her husband's enthusiasms, have a more human scale.
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I knew nothing about their medical training, but I knew that I did not have any ability to provide for one more human being, and so I determined that I would get an abortion no matter how far I had to go to get it.
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Microsoft's Arul Menezes tells me that these new translation packs are "dramatically better" and provide far more human-like translation than the old ones, which relied on an older approach to machine translations that has now been far surpassed by machine learning-based systems.
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But I agree that the deviation in her story is at least rooted in what makes the book so searing even 30 years later, namely Gilead's casual dismissal of anything that makes the Handmaids more than breeding sows, or even just a little more human.
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"It's more human in scale than a normal art fair," said Mr. Butler, who also appreciated the smaller scale of the €4,000 to 8,000 fee the exhibitors were having to pay, rather than the €17,000 being charged for a similar first-floor space at FIAC.
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Like his hero Duchamp, Mr. Ai has wholly erased any border between his art and his life — and there are some emergencies, among them the displacement of more human beings than any time since World War II, that this artist can only address with bluntness.
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With $15M round and 100K tablets sold, reMarkable CEO wants to make tech 'more human' The reMarkable tablet is a strange device in this era of ultra-smart gadgets, with a black and white screen meant for reading, writing and sketching — and nothing more.
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When we see him break down in tears during his conversation with Harry at the end of book seven, we realise the extent to which he is flawed — rather than making us think any less of him, though, this only makes him appear more human.
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Google said artificial intelligence had allowed the computer's voice to sound more human — complete with "uhs" and natural pauses, as well as logical follow-up questions — so the person at the other end does not know that he or she is speaking to a computer.
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In 2013, in an interview with Gia Kourlas, of Time Out , he said that he thought that the piece he was working on was "a bit more human than the last one"—a statement that is very poignant, if it isn't just plain clueless.
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Those in support of the Eurovision boycott have accused Israel of "artwashing apartheid" and believe that if Madonna chooses to continue with her May 18 performance in Tel Aviv, she will be helping obscure Israeli war crimes, state-sanctioned segregation, and more human rights violations.
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I think 2016 will be relatively close, but it's very difficult to see how the Republican Party puts together a winning presidential coalition in the future, especially if the Democratic candidate is a stronger and more human one than Hillary Clinton seems to be.
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" While the special events and gifts for Quinn and her siblings are "amazing," he said, it is the more human moments — for example, Bucaro holding an exhausted Quinn as Snare was able to grab lunch for his kids — that made the Fantasy Flight day extra "incredible.
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Clinton's campaign even posted the GIF to Twitter during the third Republican debate.) What GIFs offer (as with radio and television before it) is another window into the candidate's persona that is somehow more human and authentic than conventional stump speeches and sit-down television interviews.
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But Prince Harry and Meghan Markle do have a way of appearing warmer and more human, somehow, than some of their royal cohorts — and this didn't stop on their wedding day, when the couple made sure to share in a few extra-relatable, extra-human moments.
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The Good 50% smaller than original • Barcode scanner is handy • Comes with hook The Bad Almost always needs more human interaction via app • Doesn't always understand your voice The Bottom Line The new Amazon Dash is a cute idea, but ultimately no one really needs one.
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"The EU came together in a Europe broken beyond description by war, and has shaped a continent which until recently has contributed to more human flourishing, and more social care, than at any time in European history," Welby wrote in a Mail on Sunday newspaper article.
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"Sean is very interested in elements of sciences and mysticism, and I tend to write from a more human element," Claypool says, citing his history of writing from a blue-collar place, his songs narrating the stories of meth-head tweakers, firemen, and race car drivers.
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The consumerization of care has been nothing short of phenomenal, but we're still waiting for more — more cloud-based apps like PipelineRx that will virtualize care delivery, optimize hand-offs between nurses after a busy night shift or make the patient's experience a little more human.
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Initial work in artificial intelligence did try to create computers that played in a more human style, and they were easily beaten by computers that used a more "computer" style, you could say, by looking at as many possible positions as they could with fairly shallow evaluation.
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So Deep Blue is a hand-crafted program where the programmers distilled the information from chess grandmasters into specific rules and heuristics, whereas we've imbued AlphaGo with the ability to learn and then it's learnt it through practice and study, which is much more human-like.
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To attract people mid-career — we have 28,2000 engineers at Goldman Sachs, we compete with all the big tech platforms for engineers — we have to have a relatable organization, we've got to be a little bit more human than the way that the organization was defined.
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Today I've been listening to the Mojo with a pair of $199 u-jays on-ear cans and the Galaxy Note 7 — the Mojo expands the soundstage, makes vocals sound more human, and simply presents a much smoother, more coherent performance of Rick Ross' Port of Miami.
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"Abolishing ICE would mean more illegal drugs in our schools and on our streets… Abolishing ICE would mean more human trafficking… And abolishing ICE would give terrorists a new chance to exploit immigration loopholes, which is exactly what happened before 9/11," the vice president wrote.
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In her 2014 dance "New Work for the Desert," which she describes as a "love letter to Trisha Brown," she played with some of that beloved choreographer's looser sensuality and flow, as if to let the machine parts of "Electric Midwife" become more human and imperfect.
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We're conditioned to think of these sorts of films as more "important," since they're what the Oscars have historically canonized, but the result is that the latest crop of movies by women, films that are more human-sized and less murder-strewn, are afforded little awards consideration.
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"Robots tend to become more 'human' in pop culture novels, films, graphic novels and the like because they're alien to us, but we would like them to be part of us, and not a threat," said Wheeler Winston Dixon, film studies professor at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln.
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Twenty years after the plane crash that killed John, his wife, Carolyn Bessette Kennedy, and sister-in-law Lauren Bessette, Gillon's biography, America's Reluctant Prince, which is excerpted in this week's PEOPLE, reveals a JFK Jr. more complex, more introspective and more human than the world ever knew.
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And while Schilling's character grapples with whatever force seems to have overtaken her son, she faces another, more human dilemma: Can you mute your instinctive, maternal desire to love and protect your child, while battling whatever sort of sinister force seems to have taken up residence in their body?
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Universe's style of training might amount to better and smarter artificially intelligent programs, but that doesn't mean it will necessarily amount to more human-like AI. OpenAI partnered with large game makers, like Microsoft and Valve, to provide about a thousand different video games for developers to train with.
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And some say that actually what synthetic biology is up to is kind of wresting life away from evolution, that evolution had controlled the kinds of things that life looked like for too long and that synthetic biologists could intervene and shape life in a more human-oriented way.
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" However, Sean Putney, the Senior Director of Zoological Operations at the Kansas City Zoo, predicts the more intelligent and intellectual animals will respond in ways that are more human-like: "Will they be smart enough to know that this is going to be over in a couple of minutes?
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For the documentary More Human Than Human, which premiered at SXSW 2018, directors Tommy Pallotta and Femke Wolting started with a hooky premise: to explore the current state of artificial intelligence, Pallotta (producer of Richard Linklater's Waking Life) was going to try to replace himself with a robot.
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I believe that one reason podcasts have exploded is that they carry so much friction: They're long and messy, they often take weeks or months to produce, they're hard to clip and share and skim — and as a result, they're calmer, more human, more judicious, less crazy-making.
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Also, it's worth noting that this trailer plays up Castle's motivations and the more human side of the story, which could be an intentional choice given that The Punisher's New York ComicCon event was cancelled in the wake of the tragic Las Vegas shooting at the beginning of October.
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It edged into intersections cautiously, moved forward slowly when it had the right of way but its path was obstructed by a pedestrian crossing the street, and did a number of other things that made its driving feel more "human" than you might expect from an exacting computer system.
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We are never more human than when we are dressing and undressing, and yet for our medical care, we have, for some reason, decided to posture in front of one another fully costumed, pretending that, encased in our separate roles, we will get to the bottom of the pain.
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Sure, you can talk face-to-face—and doing so regularly is a good way to feel a little more human and stave off loneliness—but opting for DMs during working hours, when you're not sure what the other person is focusing on, is less of a disturbance.
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Since "perfect mother" is a construct that even the guiltiest and most privileged of parents don't really believe exists, the survival of the gag depends on upping the ante, of being ever more "human" — that is, more unconventional, more sloppy, more benignly neglectful, more potty-mouthed — than your predecessors.
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We'll be able to appreciate that in their limited ways, sometimes seeing beyond the prejudices of their age, sometimes unable to do so, they — the ones worth reading — were trying to make the world more human, just as we, in our own limited ways, are also trying to do.
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While its first season initially sold the show as yet another caustic take of Hollywood's more narcissistic corners, the series slowly became much more complex than that, as well as far more human — which is hilarious, since the show stars a misanthropic horse, enthusiastic Labrador, and jaded cat.
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The projects relate to AI in health care; speech recognition; and what CSAIL described in its announcement as creating "more human-like AI." "CSAIL understands and has considered the concerns that have been raised about this work," lab spokesman Adam Conner-Simons said in an email to Reuters.
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