Therefore I am more intelligent than the average human, to the same degree that the average human is more intelligent than a chimpanzee.
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Only one black in six is more intelligent than the average white; five whites out of six are more intelligent than the average black.
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In 2018, 86% of people surveyed said that men and women are equally intelligent, 9% said women are more intelligent and 5% said men are more intelligent.
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It means we can do more intelligent cleaning, like dusting.
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Two new books offer much more intelligent explanations of Brexit.
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Groups with a higher proportion of women were more intelligent.
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EVERY DAY I WAKE UP WHERE CORTANA IS MORE INTELLIGENT.
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He was curious, playful and instantly more intelligent than us.
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My parents were more intelligent and lucid than I was.
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Their play is more skillful, more intelligent and more sophisticated.
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Reading, especially at a young age, makes kids more intelligent.
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We say that we are more intelligent than our ancestors.
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Both of them are wildly more intelligent than I am.
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For instance, they tend to be more intelligent, creative, and funny.
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"The customer today is more more intelligent than ever," Preysman said.
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In other words, it doesn't look more intelligent than the Echo.
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More recently, we're seeing software become far more intelligent and independent.
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"We are more autonomous and more intelligent — that's it," he said.
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She is also, importantly, far more intelligent than her human creators.
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That tells me you simply have nothing more intelligent to say.
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"It's just a little bit more intelligent and natural," he said.
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But he is more intelligent, more prepared, more creative, more resourceful.
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It requires more intelligent parents with larger brains, the researchers suggested.
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You suspect that he's one of the more intelligent men in town.
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Many more intelligent people than you or me have believed in the Devil.
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A more birdlike brain would suggest dinosaurs were more intelligent than typical reptiles.
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He was much more intelligent and charming than was reasonable, and also wicked.
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It was very intelligent, sounded more intelligent because he had an English accent.
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But it's not just smart speakers and digital assistants that are getting more intelligent.
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Men holding puppies were also perceived to be 7% more intelligent than those without.
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One answer might be: Left wingers are more intelligent than their right-wing counterparts.
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But beyond that, the internet also allows for the more intelligent pricing of risk.
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Suzanne is more intelligent and self-possessed, but she too falls under Russell's spell.
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" He went on to predict that such experiences would "get more intelligent and delightful.
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"I sometimes think our young children are more intelligent than Maldivian adults," he said.
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Others in his friend group were more powerful, more intelligent, or just more thoughtful.
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The more intelligent the machine, the more likely it is to complete that objective.
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It seems unlikely that any ethnic group is genetically more intelligent than any other.
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That's not an area most people think of, but it helps the EPA make more intelligent decisions, and it means we can get a desirable environment at a lower cost because we're able to think about things in a more intelligent way.
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It's also completely overrun by the scorched, a slightly more intelligent form of feral ghoul.
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He is more intelligent and capable than many populists, and can claim plenty of successes.
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What Google has built is a vastly more intelligent sibling to the brutish long exposure.
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Phoebe was always more intelligent than the rest of the group gave her credit for.
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Robots, or "artificial creatures" as he sometimes has called them, are growing ever more intelligent.
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As dogs get more intelligent, we hope they remember the friendship they have with humankind.
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Some argue that more intelligent sentences would be a better response than merely longer ones.
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Shakey was more intelligent than Elmer and Elsie, but also more rigid, and infinitely slower.
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Machines have become more intelligent, leading some to worry about a technological overthrow of society.
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The technology will arrive in the next few years, Roberts says, as robots become more intelligent.
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You're a more intelligent and more compassionate human being than any of the people bullying you.
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As these experiences get more intelligent and delightful, the LinkedIn and Office 23 engagement will grow.
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According to the author, such behaviour shows octopuses are more intelligent than the scientific literature suggests.
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If it's more intelligent than you are, it finds a way to do what it wants.
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It's this: Voters always ask better, more intelligent, more probing questions than moderators and TV reporters.
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Devices at the edge, from smartphones to machinery on the shop floor, are becoming more intelligent.
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For one, it's gotten far more intelligent, according to Vice President of of Engineering Shashi Thakur.
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To compensate, Martin writes, Sartre was given to asserting that he was "more intelligent" than Camus.
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Attractive people are generally assumed to be more intelligent, more trustworthy, and have better social skills.
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"User retention should grow as a recommendation becomes more intelligent and search function becomes more refined."
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As these experiences get more intelligent and delightful, the LinkedIn and Office 365 engagement will grow.
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At the same time, we want a world that is more intelligent, more wise, more compassionate.
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Depending on the glasses style, they can make you appear more intelligent and simultaneously less attractive.
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However, there's nothing special about being in Washington that makes someone more intelligent about nutritional needs.
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So some researchers view spontaneous storytelling as a good test of progress toward more intelligent machines.
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Fish, it would now appear, are more intelligent and more "aware" of their environment than we assumed.
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Like Caesar and company, the films seem to be getting more intelligent and human as they evolve.
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This little patch may look like a waterproof Band-Aid, but it's much more intelligent than that.
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It's a different kind of zombie than the ones we're used to, more intelligent and free-thinking.
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It's the faster and more intelligent way to search and it was the theme of Tuesday's presentation.
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Our machines are certainly getting more intelligent, but not in a way that we can easily categorize.
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Voice search on Android is more intelligent and full-featured compared to Apple's Siri or Microsoft's Cortana.
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The pig's owner replied that pigs are intelligent, more intelligent than dogs, but they are not omniscient.
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Liberals already suffer from the conceit that they are more intelligent, and it can make them insufferable.
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The idea will be to create more intelligent analytics for these groups leveraging the Weather Co. datasets.
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Research shows that people wearing glasses—especially thick, full-framed ones—are perceived as being more intelligent.
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This said, Melania, far more intelligent and thoughtful than most credit her, knows how to delay gratification.
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When you see things like he does, it is because you are more intelligent than the others.
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"This will help us to generate the data we need to make our designs more intelligent every time."
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" Republican candidate William Weld remarked that he believes extraterrestrial life exists and that it is probably "more intelligent.
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If you ask, okay, we're gonna make things that are much more intelligent, much more powerful than us.
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As systems become more intelligent, we can choose to grant them more autonomy, but we don't have to.
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"I feel sexy and far more intelligent and wiser," Clarkson says of life as a wife and mom.
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Thanks to all that extra learning and to better nutrition, they are also more intelligent than their elders.
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S. citizens are not intrinsically more intelligent today, nor do they work harder than did Americans in 1930.
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"Entrepreneurs understand that the market is way more intelligent and the FOMO is going down," Gupta tells me.
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By 2021, everyday software will be vastly more intelligent and powerful, replacing humans in more and more tasks.
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The "For You" recommendation pane is more comprehensive and seems to be more intelligent than Google's comparable offering.
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The company says that the new update will bring "more intelligent behavior" when it comes to navigating obstacles.
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So, if you want to appear more intelligent, stop studying the dictionary and just focus on communicating effectively.
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"Riverdale" isn't here to make its viewers more intelligent; it's visual candy, a comedy dressed up as horror.
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Aligned teams adapt faster to changing conditions, and they do so in a more intelligent and responsive way.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: A lot of British people are more intelligent than the Americans are when it comes to voting.
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This seven-year-old Shanghai-based company is using artificial intelligence to build a safer and more intelligent world.
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Just another example of how these amazing underwater animals are more intelligent than they may appear at first glance.
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"I would hope the Senate would be more intelligent in how they go about doing it," Dowling told me.
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I wish there were more intelligent, comprehensive and evidence-led approaches to help families and addicts dealing with addiction.
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In short, if you want to be more intelligent, being more open minded is a good place to start.
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As I grew older and encountered more intelligent, more capable peers, her words acted as a bulwark against reality.
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In general, people tend to view mammals as more intelligent than birds when that is not the case categorically.
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Masayoshi Son, a Japanese investor, is betting $100bn on the Singularity, the moment when computers become more intelligent than humans.
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They're simply trying to process the data in a more intelligent way to make these wearables more useful to people.
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As digital assistants like Siri and Alexa become more intelligent, there's a growing need for them to always be accessible.
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HE for 347 million euros ($370 million), as mobile operators increasingly rely on software to make their networks more intelligent.
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Ms. Couric added, "I hope at least that this film will lead to more engagement and new, more intelligent conversation."
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They're not entirely sentient, and they're sent out by a far more intelligent species who we haven't really seen yet.
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More intelligent questions require you to say "I have a question" and for Vector to connect to a knowledge base.
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Digital technology has revolutionized the modern world but as tech becomes more intelligent, its dangers on society become more transparent.
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QuickType will bring Siri intelligence to the keyboard, using deep learning to enable more intelligent predictive typing using expanded context.
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But it could be laying the breadcrumbs for a future in which our phones become more intelligent about their surroundings.
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"We were much more intelligent then," Kitty Carlisle Hart, a frequent panelist with Mr. Bean, told The Times in 21994.
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Studies show that the good-looking are considered more likeable, more intelligent and more employable than the rest of us.
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Context is what gives AI the ability to form more intelligent decisions rather than solely relying on well-defined input instructions.
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Within 30 years, he predicts, the world will be populated by billions of robots, many of them more intelligent than humans.
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As machines get more intelligent in very narrow ways, technology has a role in amplifying empathy, curiosity and creativity, Nadella said.
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" He claims that "if we insert the wrong objective into the machine and it is more intelligent than us, we lose.
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And the point about the standard model [of AI objectives] is that the more intelligent the system, the worse things get.
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Humans have to create machines that far more intelligent than them with human characteristics so that we won't get too frightened.
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When Salesforce introduced its artificial intelligence platform, Einstein, last fall, it was all about making the core Salesforce products more intelligent.
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One would think those who think themselves more intelligent would see how simplistic and unenlightened it is to be so condescending.
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One of the more intelligent players I ever met told me he was once accused of relaying signs during a game.
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Hackajob, the Techstars London alumni, claims to have built a platform to make hiring technical talent more "intelligent and data-driven".
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In truth, Drinkwater has proved more intelligent in Leicester's jaunt towards the title than the likes of Steven Gerrard ever managed.
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In addition, legacy applications are becoming more and more intelligent to compete and keep pace with this new wave of applications.
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New sensors are constantly added, and the vehicle (like a human driver) continuously becomes more intelligent as it does its job.
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If you want to come across as more intelligent, modulate your speech by varying your pitch, volume, speed, and energy level.
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Most efforts toward more intelligent automated telephony support have been a dismal failure, resulting in desperate cries for a human operator.
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Granted, there are species that are more intelligent than others, but their path to humanlike intelligence is by no means assured.
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But she said Mr. Dhingra believed he was "more intelligent than the doctors" and rejected their diagnosis, according to the affidavit.
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"As these experiences get more intelligent and delightful, the LinkedIn and Office 365 engagement will grow," Nadella wrote in his email.
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You're much more intelligent than me, says the Pirate Who Does Not Know the Value of Pi. I know, says the parrot.
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One thing that's clear about general AI systems [is] they're going to be more intelligent than the ones we have right now.
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The book and films chart her struggles to lose weight, dress better, quit smoking, drink less and sound more intelligent in conversations.
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One of the theories suggested that the very ugly were simply more intelligent or better educated than their relatively more attractive counterparts.
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Plus polls show we believe that rich people are inherently more intelligent and hardworking, despite said president serving as a glaring exception.
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In this light, we take our renewed love for the "intelligence" genre literally: We want our political stories to be more intelligent.
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However, most efforts toward more intelligent automated telephony support have been a dismal failure, resulting in desperate cries for a human operator.
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"Especially when somebody is younger, they feel like they are being taken more seriously because the glasses make them appear more intelligent."
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"What I'm saying is that it would be much stronger growth if there were more intelligent decisions and less gridlock," Dimon said.
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I think one of the more intelligent things that I do in the film is I call Trump the "fuck you" president.
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"We don't yet know why it is that very unattractive individuals are more intelligent and have greater education," Kanazawa told NBC News BETTER.
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Overall, the questioning today was much more intelligent than the vague and easily-Googleable queries launched at Zuckerberg by Congress in April 2018.
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Mickol, like most astrobiologists, believes we'll find primitive life before learning about or coming in contact with a more intelligent persuasion of extraterrestrial.
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Or perhaps it's just another sign that the seagulls are slowly becoming more intelligent and are ever closer to taking over the world.
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Researchers now have more insights from neuroscience and better technologies, both of which they are trying to use to make more intelligent machines.
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The theory goes that C-137 was brought up by Rick (sans Jerry) and is therefore far more intelligent than his Morty brethren.
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"Depending on the subject, the context, and even the delivery, some common phrases can come off as more intelligent in the right circumstances."
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"If you can get more intelligent about execution, you create a situation that's a win-win for everybody," McElroy previously told Business Insider.
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Their play is more skillful, more intelligent, more sophisticated — not unlike that of Barcelona, whose star, Lionel Messi, is also modest of stature.
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The less information (prior knowledge and experience) you require in order to reach a given level of skill, the more intelligent you are.
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He's also more intelligent than his predecessor, in that he seems to have found a formula for being obnoxious and getting away with it.
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Kim's team now hopes to take the robot into clinical trials and make it more intelligent, with the goal of automating an entire procedure.
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All of these assistants fall short of expectations, but perhaps they'd all be a little more intelligent if they just talked to each other.
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And unfortunately, with systems that are more intelligent and therefore more powerful than we are, you don't necessarily get a second and third wish.
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Both scenarios indicate that Apple is working to make its algorithm more intelligent, by bettering its understanding of relevant keywords and surfacing related apps.
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My main goal in doing this documentary was to understand the issue better, and I think a better understanding leads to more intelligent conversation.
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Researchers found that taller people are perceived to be more intelligent and powerful, and may be more confident than their shorter counterparts as well.
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I was at Microsoft's headquarters in Redmond, WA, and the company's CEO was touting the company's progress in building more intelligent apps and services.
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While Washington, D.C. leaders fight over who's more intelligent, billionaire businessman Warren Buffett says there's a specific IQ score you need to succeed: 130.
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Some have hypothesized that AI could enter into a rapid cycle of self-improvement, with each new cycle more intelligent than the previous one.
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"If you can get more intelligent about execution, you create a situation that&aposs a win-win for everybody," McElroy previously told Business Insider.
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In the near term, he is putting together a group of engineers to try and come up with "a more intelligent design of car".
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What that does is, the EPA is able over time to build a base of research that supports more efficient and more intelligent regulation.
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Combined with that, they are simply trying to create better and more intelligent identity management systems to make their user experiences more user-friendly.
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One study found that men are less likely to want a date with a woman who is more intelligent or ambitious than they are.
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Smithers is O.K. with that; he's always resented Brutus, this black man who is more fearless, more intelligent, and more crooked than he is.
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"People think dogs are more intelligent than cats because they obey," said Frans de Waal, a biologist and primatologist at Emory University in Atlanta.
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Over the years, some researchers have proposed that the more corrugated the cortex, the more cells it contains, and the more intelligent the species.
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New York City's repertory cinemas similarly engage audiences during these months with more intelligent science fiction, challenging the mind in addition to the senses.
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Centinel CEO Max Kramer set out to build a "more intelligent" system following conversations with law enforcement while studying at New York University in 2014.
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In practice, evolutionary psychology has been used to justify everything from rape to claims that certain groups of people are inherently more intelligent than others.
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In the study, those who were viewed as very unattractive during their home visits tended to be more intelligent and have higher levels of education.
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Also, among the proposed benefits—which includes curing constipation, intestinal worms, and skin infections—the most dubious is that cow's urine makes you more intelligent.
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Everything is divvied up into tabs and more intelligent grouping, and Apple is making it easier for developers to prompt users to rate their apps.
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As image recognition advances continue to accelerate, startups with a mind towards security applications are seeing some major interest to turn surveillance systems more intelligent.
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The more intelligent and life-like our machines appear to be, the more we want to believe they're just like us—even if they're not.
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As with all Pix features, we have also worked to give the best image quality by introducing more intelligent ways to compute exposure and stitching.
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Smarter, but not for longSome studies have found that only children tend to be more intelligent and have higher academic achievement than people with siblings.
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"You can make changes to computer software, but you would not know what to change in order to make yourself more intelligent," he told me.
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This particular band of replicants are all advanced models that can pass for human, but are stronger, and in some cases more intelligent, than humans.
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Ray Kurzweil In the next three decades natural and artificial intelligence will become one; we will live indefinitely, and become a billion times more intelligent.
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" After a moment, he added, his voice rising, "Precy is 10 times more intelligent and capable and caring than the people who govern our lives.
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Recent data support his hypothesis that night owls aren't total disasters: Some studies suggest that they take more risks and may even be more intelligent.
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They make us better in some way, perhaps more intelligent, or empathetic, or sensitive in ways that increase our capacity to be and do good.
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If Garland's first feature, 2015's Ex Machina, suggested the eventual subjugation of humans to their more intelligent, machine creations, Annihilation takes it one step further.
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Last year when Cisco bought Perspica, a machine learning startup, it folded the engineering team into AppDynamics with a plan to make the product more intelligent.
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An undead lich, however, is a much more intelligent monster, and players might second-guess a move knowing that the lich could be laying a trap.
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She has also talked publicly about regulating data flows as a more intelligent route to regulate big tech versus swinging the hammer to break companies up.
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Tidy Inbox is a good start toward bringing a more intelligent inbox to Newton, but it still has a ways to go to be truly competitive.
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"I also try to surround myself with people who are more intelligent than I am and that really helps in giving me better solutions," she added.
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"Of course one of the important tools in making software more intelligent is to spot patterns in how multiple users are using their devices," Federighi explained.
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They also have a high symbolic value: Parents believe that if their children can master laptop use, they will become more intelligent and develop professional skills.
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AI will help companies in a diverse range of fields—from robotics to mobility—develop devices that are more intelligent, robust, and responsive to their environment.
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But if they're more intelligent than us, and they've got past that, we wouldn't necessarily find them because they're living harmoniously and nicely about their world.
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Or partnering up with Qualcomm to create a "Vision AI" kit to deliver more intelligent security cameras that leverage the power of Microsoft Azure Machine Learning.
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"There's that original belief that people who wear glasses, that they're more trustworthy or they're more intelligent," says Lisa Brateman, a psychotherapist based in New York.
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They include greater and more distributed computing power, new sensors, better networks, smarter voice and visual recognition, and software that's simultaneously more intelligent and more secure.
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Other studies show that physicians, white ones in particular, implicitly prefer white patients, falsely viewing them as more intelligent and more likely to follow professional advice.
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So it's no surprise that DuVernay, an active member of the film community, would take to Wright's defense and ask Bourdain to give a more intelligent critique.
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Resideo says it designed the system this way based on research and feedback from its customers, who overwhelmingly preferred a simpler setup to a more intelligent one.
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"The employer will decide who they want to interview from the shortlist… [and] over time the system learns from each employer's choices for more intelligent decision-making".
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You couldn't put this into a game as-is, of course, but it could be the start of a more intelligent method of blending and creating animations.
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It will also allowing sensor-laden cars to drive billions of much-needed miles in the real world, gathering data that can make driverless AI more intelligent.
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A robot octopus is still a good source of nightmare fuel, particularly when we're staring down a future where robots are becoming more capable, and more intelligent.
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With Nougat, Doze has become more intelligent, so it knows when you're not using your phone even when it's bouncing around in a pocket or a bag.
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Why it matters: The camera does not start recording until it detects stimuli — a feature which makes it a more intelligent device that saves memory and power.
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Less attractive people, feeling insecure or fearing rejection, might assume that beautiful people are dumb (though studies show that many attractive people are in fact more intelligent).
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The testing pool of 150 athletes will remain the same, but the traditional system of out-of-competition tests will be replaced with a more "intelligent" approach.
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Apple's $349 HomePod is just the latest competitor to prioritize more intelligent music playback; meanwhile there are dozens of speakers with Amazon's Alexa and the Google Assistant.
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The fur was flying in the comments section of a recent Science article about a study that found that dogs were no more intelligent than other animals.
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Surprisingly cute in his youth, more intelligent than his peers, he eventually grew into a ruthless, bloodthirsty wrecker who made you want to run for your life.
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The evaluators who heard the pitch subsequently rated the candidate as more intelligent, thoughtful, and competent than the evaluators who only read a transcript of the pitch.
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A smaller share take the positive angle on each one, with 28% calling him more in touch, 27% more honest or less corrupt and 22% more intelligent.
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The human being is just a more intelligent animal, and if [he or she] is pushed to the extreme, the animal instinct will come out to survive.
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"Together, Rockwell Collins and UTC Aerospace Systems will enhance customer value in a rapidly evolving aerospace industry by making aircraft more intelligent and more connected," he said.
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But you can build a sensory cortex so that it becomes more intelligent and recognizes the owners of the house and doesn't sound the alarm when it shouldn't.
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I assume you want the more intelligent stuff to come out, whatever topic, if it's on kombucha or it's on tennis or whatever it is, whatever the topic.
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The advent of electric and autonomous cars, which shift the marketing focus to vehicles as cleaner and more intelligent, reinforces the case for alliances and consolidation, he said.
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Because someone who lacks interest in spending time around people who are more intelligent than them won't help to make them (or their team) better at their jobs.
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It seems inevitable that at some point ML and NLP will allow for a bot to become more intelligent, to a point where the failure rate is minimal.
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" Fellow comedian, Maz Jobrani echoes Noorbakhsh's sentiment, "The internet was supposed to make us better and more intelligent," Jobrani says, "but it's just shown how stupid we are.
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Both Amazon and Facebook are focused on just now how to show images, but how to capture them and to use visual cues to build more intelligent services.
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Overall, the Pixel 4 feels more like Google is setting the stage for a future in which our smartphones are much more intelligent and proactive on our behalf.
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The Department of Defense is going to keep pushing the technology behind targeting systems like ATLAS to make its weapons more agile, more intelligent, and ultimately more lethal.
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Based on this first beta, Apple has implemented some very pragmatic changes to macOS, starting with Siri, tabs in many apps and a much more intelligent Photos app.
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Dressing well makes you seem more intelligent, and showing skin makes you seem less intelligent, as it directs people's attention to your body rather than to your mind.
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Even such influential figures as the Microsoft founder Bill Gates and the late Stephen Hawking have expressed concern about creating machines that are more intelligent than we are.
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She has hatched a plan for more intelligent women to find places of greater social and political prominence in her society's rigidly patriarchal culture (not unlike our own).
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Jibo — a so-called "social robot" — is just the latest example of a clear phenomenon: A new generation of exponentially more intelligent and capable robots is on the way.
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Continental, one of the world's biggest suppliers to the automotive sector, is rapidly building its electronics expertise as the industry moves towards more intelligent and ultimately self-driving vehicles.
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To some extent, I read a lot about sociopaths, where they have this grandiose idea of themselves and that they're more intelligent than everyone else and all these things.
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He also argues that devolution is the best way of making government more intelligent, as well as more accountable, because it shortens the feedback loop between problems and solutions.
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Amazon had a year head-start with the Echo, but Google's own smart speaker, the Google Home, is arguably the better device thanks to the more intelligent Google Assistant.
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A study published by the American Psychological Society in April showed that women are less likely to think they are more intelligent than their peers, even when they are.
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He's more intelligent and well-spoken than most Trump supporters have been portrayed, and he actually articulates some of the fair criticisms the right has leveled at the left.
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Without going into all the details of which features will come and go, yes — you can expect to see a more simplified, cleaner experience, powered by more intelligent software.
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We're often told that "breast is best" — and while there are undoubtable benefits to breast-feeding — new research reveals that it may not actually lead to more intelligent children.
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Over just a few tens of thousands of years, we progressed to more intelligent tools, such as thermostats, and governance technologies based on rule-of-law rather than despotism.
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"I'm probably more intelligent than Hillary," he said in response to a question about whether or not he's more likely to use military force than the Democratic front-runner.
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We spend an awful lot of time in school throughout our lifetimes, diligently studying and cramming and writing exams, all in the quest to be more intelligent human beings.
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Built-in Amazon Alexa voice controls also make the Versa 22 just a teensy bit more intelligent, although the digital assistant doesn't speak — it's just text on a screen.
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The poll found that voters in each state believe Clinton to have higher moral standards, to be more intelligent, and to be better prepared than Trump to be president.
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Controversial New York Times op-ed writer Bret Stephens published a new column exploring the assertion that Jewish people, especially Ashkenazi Jews, are more intelligent than other ethnic groups.
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In "The Secrets of Jewish Genius," Stephens explores the assertion that Jewish people, in particular the Ashkenazi Jewish ethnic group, are predispositioned to be more intelligent than other groups.
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But it's likely not before 2050 where we reach a point of singularity and the robots and the machine learning is potentially more intelligent than what is today human intelligence.
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But it uses its distinctly un-Western sense of constraint and mise–en–scène to tell a story more intelligent and subtle than anything you'd find in its foreign counterparts.
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Well, living together in large groups presented all sorts of challenges that had to be solved, and in solving them, we had to become more sophisticated, more intelligent, more innovative.
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Mankind is still a long way from the "singularity", the term coined by Vernor Vinge, a science-fiction writer, for the moment when machines become more intelligent than their creators.
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But I think it's hard to make the argument, even though it would be nice to clean that up, make it a little bit more intelligent design in some ways.
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Or, as things seem to be going, we'll be speaking with androids that are a little more intelligent than Amazon Alexa, who is primarily a source of annoyance at parties.
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Speaking with CNBC from the Global Mobile Internet Conference in Beijing, Lee tackled the big question: Will human still have a place in the world as machines grow more intelligent?
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Also, unlike da Vinci, STAR's hybrid makeup means that components like the Kuka arm could be easily switched out, especially as more intelligent and potentially cheaper robot arms become available.
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It's something the company has been working with LinkedIn to integrate recently, but it's clear Microsoft sees LinkedIn as a big part of making Cortana more intelligent in the workplace.
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Cortana is also getting a little more intelligent, with the ability to schedule appointments in Outlook or options to send friends a document you were working on a week ago.
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All they would say was that the LeSEE Pro was "more intelligent and more connected" than the original LeSee concept car first unveiled at the Beijing Auto Show last April.
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And there will be plenty of work for you, if you can think strategically about the work you do and how to do it as software and robots become more intelligent.
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Narrow AI is more intelligent, or at least faster, than humans at a specific task or set of tasks, like playing the board game Go or finding patterns in large datasets.
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A new era where weapons of war are becoming more intelligent and more enabled by data — such as unmanned ships, submarines or drones — raises complex challenges for national and global security.
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"One of the important tools in making software more intelligent is to spot patterns on how multiple users are using their devices," Apple's Craig Fedrighi said at the WWDC 2016 keynote.
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I just hope in the future SNL hands these Bachelor-aimed sketches to people who have the time and energy to write a sketch slightly more intelligent than the show itself.
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The report also does not consider the belief of some computer specialists about the possibility of a "singularity" that might lead to machines that are more intelligent and possibly threaten humans.
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Ultimately, we all know Cartier is French trash used for checking when "the game" is on whereas Rolex is used for more intelligent activities like checking when the library is open.
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It can fit in your palm and Anki sees it as the big brother to Cozmo: Vector is a smarter, more intelligent robot that doesn't need a connection to a device.
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According to a new study, older fathers have sons that are more intelligent, less worried about fitting in, and are more focused on their interests—all the positive aspects of geekdom.
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"People think reptiles are very primal and not very intelligent, but the truth is they&aposre so much more intelligent than most people would ever give them credit for," Barczyk said.
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Chatbots are the interim solution before a more intelligent solution appears: In the future, a more or less General AI will be able to handle most of our questions, problems or inquiries.
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Fox, the filmmaker, calls him a "modern-day Clumsy Hans," for the seemingly dimwitted suitor in the Hans Christian Andersen fairy-tale who wins the princess's favor over his more intelligent brothers.
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READ: The GOP changed around John McCain -- and now he's fighting to get re-elected Clinton, voters in all three states said, is more intelligent and has higher moral standards than Trump.
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Piazza's arrival at Shea Stadium was a boon for the Mets and their fans, and certainly for the reporters covering the team, who came to appreciate one of baseball's more intelligent players.
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Alarms, timers, and reminders are still limited to each Alexa device they're set on, and we're hoping that Amazon is working on a more intelligent way of managing these across multiple devices.
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Sarah Lacy, Nick Bilton have a more critical eye and a more intelligent, analytical way of looking at it, but a lot of the stuff that gets written about ... No, it is.
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" The Latina from the Bronx jokingly responded that Fox News "has made it clear that they are far superior to [and] more intelligent than me, who they've called a 'little, simple person.
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Another study of more than 20,000 adolescents and teenagers found that those who reported a later sleep schedule were more intelligent and creative, on average, than those who went to bed early.
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But given the level of Alexa's sophistication and ability to offer much more intelligent data, Amazon would be "leaving a lot on the table" if it didn't further promote its capabilities, he said.
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One other key tidbit in the plan outline above: None of the bullet points talk about automation or making the car itself more intelligent as it pertains to the task of actually driving.
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From customer assistance and technical support agents, through more intelligent personal assistants that move with you from device to device, expect to have a lot more interactions with AI-driven bots in 2017.
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When I asked the guards why that was, they told me that the inmates who were locked up there had committed more intelligent and premeditated crimes and had received harsher sentences for that.
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Neither are customers of Directly yet — and truth be told, they might just as easily end up competitors — but it makes for an interesting prospect, as AI finally starts to get more intelligent.
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I can see how this new era — say, 50 years from now — will be more visual, with more intelligent interfaces, but can't even imagine what the computing and tech environment will be like.
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Because boys are seen as naturally more intelligent, girls may be passed over for certain school activities or advanced courses by peers and teachers alike that would help them then succeed in those fields.
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"If we want to avoid a war the first step must be taken by the side that is the more intelligent and stronger," said Lavrov, making clear he was referring to the United States.
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Councilman Santiago Bonifatti said that the definition of an electronic music party or event had to be defined more clearly, and that lawmakers were capable of choosing more "intelligent" tools than the proposed ban.
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We may be stuck in an endless loop of reboots (both good and bad), but creativity abounds in the shows recognizing that kids are more intelligent than previous animation studios gave them credit for.
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That's a good thing, potentially — it makes designers stop and think about other cultures, hopefully to gain a better understanding of their references, which probably makes their designs better, or at least more intelligent.
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As we move forward, given our work to advance the field of AI, we're confident that Bing will be at the forefront of providing a more intelligent search experience for our customers and partners.
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"As we move forward, given our work to advance the field of AI, we're confident that Bing will be at the forefront of providing a more intelligent search experience for our customers and partners."
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Artificial intelligence may be more intelligent than we are down the road, but it's not going to be wiser, it's not going to be more empathetic, and it's not going to be more loving.
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The BMW chairman said the company believed "there are more intelligent options than driving restrictions," referring to the European cities — including Munich, where BMW is based — that have considered banning or restricting diesel vehicles.
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While Gannon is excited that the field of robotics is working toward machines that are more intelligent, agile, mobile, and independent, she also realizes that this is where part of the problem in robotics lies.
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It's far more intelligent than a standard smart plug if you're using it with a fan or other device that can improve air quality, while also providing a handy night light wherever it's plugged in.
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Cortana, Microsoft's answer to Apple's Siri, is already become more intelligent every day, Nadella said, echoing his recent comments in Slate, where he argued that humans and machines will work together, not against each other.
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Originally funded via a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign in 2015, BuddyGuard's first product broadly competes with other connected security cameras, such as Google Nest Cam or Netgear's Arlo, but is positioned as a more intelligent offering.
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And there's an even chance that most of the people around you really are more intelligent than you are—and a better than even chance that they know more than you do about certain topics.
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Without getting too into the weeds, Apple is essentially making the browser a little more intelligent so that it can block auto-play ads, and also protect your privacy with things like browser ad tracking.
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Personally, I think Home Mini is more attractive with its soft fabric surface and more intelligent Google Assistant, but which one is right for you ultimately comes down to which platform you want to embrace.
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JL: Honestly, seeing the smart home and how now all the products and devices are starting to talk to each other to make the home lifestyle a lot more intelligent was really good to see.
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For a little home improvement, there are also Dyson vacuums on sale to keep your place clean, sparkly new kitchenware to improve your Top Chef status, and smart plugs to make your appliances more intelligent.
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When I checked to see if anyone had responded to my night owl tweet, I was overwhelmed with hundreds of replies that made for the most uplifting reading since the study about owls being more intelligent.
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The more intelligent Do Not Disturb options are some of the key highlights, and with Google's track record we're expecting features like app limits and bedtime restrictions to work a little more intuitively than Apple's implementations.
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"Going forward, you're going to see a change in the phone getting smarter and just being more intelligent, and so when we look back it'll be a turning point ... if we're doing everything right," he said.
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The latest Sleep Number bed to use the company's SleepIQ technology, which automatically monitors your sleep and makes recommendations to help improve your slumber, is the new Sleep Number 360, which introduces even more intelligent features.
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Insider said it uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to boost its model, too, helping match potential similarities between users to build a wider and more intelligent picture about the type of people visiting a website.
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It's 10-times better than Windows 8 (see what I did there?), and this Anniversary Update makes it better organized, more intelligent, more stable (it did not crash once during my review) and generally more useful.
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But what's crazy is that even when he's trying not to be perfect, he manages to put out a thing that is so much more intelligent than any other rapper right now could hope to do.
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" In it, he pushes back on assessments that the Castro regime had failed, presenting "a side which needs to be told if Americans are to gain a more intelligent perspective than they have at the present.
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It is investing heavily to improve virtual assistants like Cortana that can answer verbal questions and proactively perform tasks and it plans to weave more intelligent functions into all of its products, including Skype and Office.
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It forecast sales at its Mobility Solutions division, which makes sophisticated safety systems as well as autonomous car components, would grow around 7 percent this year, benefiting from a broader push to make vehicles more intelligent.
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The company also says that it's designed to get more capable and more intelligent over time, and it has a processor within that can handle a lot more software wise than what it's doing right now.
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Many have argued that the supposed complexity of IDM made it no more "intelligent" than any other form of dance music (though is there anything especially complex about, say, "Xtal", track 1 of IDM's defining work?).
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"It would have been more intelligent to warn us earlier," said Mr. Denamur, who had just stocked up on cheeses, meat and vegetables that he suddenly had to get rid of and count as a loss.
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Entrupy's database contains photos of "tens of millions of photographs from about 30,000 different handbags and wallets" and the software becomes even more intelligent as users upload new photos of both real and knockoff items, Bloomberg reported.
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To do that Damon got pretty trippy, citing what he says is a real scientific theory that we all might just be living in a simulated reality created by more intelligent forms of life in the universe.
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As generations of the colonists establish a foothold and make first contact with the planet's more intelligent types of plants, they come to learn how to co-exist with their neighbors as they rebuild human civilization anew.
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The idea is it leverages neural networks—vast swathes of data that get smarter over time—to further improve predictions and corrections, making it even more intelligent and intuitive than the company's standard set of keyboard apps.
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Microsoft today unveiled a redesigned version of its popular Outlook mobile app for iOS and Android, which most notably includes a more intelligent search feature, powered by Microsoft Graph, along with other changes to navigation and conversations.
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The U.S. industrial giant announced the partnership as it launched an $11 million digital space in Shanghai, where it plans to incubate start-ups and have developers work on new software applications to make machines more intelligent.
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More directly, according to the vastly accepted Flynn effect—which has been proven and re-proven by having people take old IQ tests—the human race is only getting more intelligent, with no signs of slowing down.
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In other words, a super intelligent computer could upgrade itself, and that would probably be handy, but it wouldn't necessarily be getting exponentially more intelligent just because it was snapping more and better Pentiums onto its motherboard.
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Masaaki Suzuki, one of the more intelligent exponents of Bach on period instruments, leads Juilliard students and the singers of the Yale Schola Cantorum in a free, unticketed program to commemorate the 2247th anniversary of the Reformation.
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She comes in and tells the kids, who have already been friends for months, that it&aposs now been shown that blue-eyed people are clearly much more intelligent, nicer, and generally better than brown-eyed people.
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Veep's greatest flaw in its early seasons is that it could sometimes feel like a political, more intelligent version of Entourage: there's conflict, everyone gets some one-liners, and then everything turns out alright in the end.
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But I think from just the way an organic system works, it's an artificial limiter that's allowed for a certain kind of balance as long as no one person is able to become more intelligent than the other.
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Part of Pure's announcement is to solve that problem with a new "DirectFlash" module, which acts as a central control unit for the entire array allowing for more intelligent and efficient management of the drives across the array.
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"I really think that this transition to ambient computing, where your smartphone becomes even more intelligent about what's going on around you and even more helpful to you based on that information, is one of the [industry] trends."
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SugarCRM is a smaller rival to the likes of Salesforce, and it has been gradually building up its platform (and making acquisitions) to provide more intelligent and predictive sales tools and features to be more competitive with it.
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With the Google Assistant, the Smart Displays are more intelligent, but if you can make do without the deep Google services integrations, it's a much better buy for something that's probably going to end up as kitchen toy.
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Today, they took that friendship a step further when they announced they were providing a way to combine IBM Watson machine learning with Apple Core ML to make the business apps running on Apple devices all the more intelligent.
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For Apple to continue to court Spotify Premium subscribers, they're going to have to continue to focus on more intuitive app design and a more intelligent user recommendation engine, areas where Spotify is still holding strong ahead of it.
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FRANKFURT, July 13 (Reuters) - German auto supplier Robert Bosch said its Mobility Solutions division, which makes sophisticated safety systems and autonomous car components, will grow around 7 percent this year, benefiting from a push to make cars more intelligent.
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In his dream experiment, for example, if the biodome scientists found that people who have more IL-4 in their system were generally more intelligent but less social, that would be evidence for the protein's effect on the mind.
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A more intelligent approach to reducing abortions is providing easy access to birth control, providing strong support (economic and otherwise) to women who choose to give birth to a child, and general education on the sanctity of human life.
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Freed of biological constraints, such as a brain that needs to fit through a human birth canal (and that runs on the power of a mere 20W lightbulb), non-biological machines might be much more intelligent than we are.
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People who are trusting in nature tend to be happier and healthier, and contrary to what we may believe about the types of people who are easily conned, the more intelligent you are, the more likely you are to trust others.
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A recently resurfaced November 2016 study, published in The Journal of Human Resources, suggests that firstborn kids could, in fact, be more intelligent than their younger siblings — and it's possible it's all about how they're parented from the get-go.
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As the conversation moved along, it became painfully clear that I was in the presence of someone far more intelligent than myself, and someone whose knowledge of music of all kinds is as complete as my knowledge of Elvis Costello's music.
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It took 25 years for that irritating paper clip to evolve to the current Cortana, a more intelligent personal assistant that helps you find things on your machine, manages your schedule and tells jokes that it knows you'll find funny.
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As Trump advisors Walid Phares and Newt Gingrich have suggested, there is a more intelligent response, a strategy that finds allies within the Muslim world who will help turn off the tap of the vicious ideology that fuels the terrorist fires.
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But, on the other hand, it was extremely inspiring and hopeful to be around so many people who are just as angry and freaked out as I am, but are far more intelligent and worldly and armed with plans to resist.
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"The effect of a great sense of humor on women's attractions might be partially explained by the fact that funny people are considered to be more social and more intelligent, things that women seek in a mate," anthropologist Gil Greengross writes.
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This is still the company's most popular product, but around it, Appier has built a series of other services around the basic concept of better customer information, specifically sourcing and utilising customer data in more intelligent (and, Yu says, anonimised) ways.
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Whether it is optimizing ad spend, finding new drugs to cure cancer, or just offering better, more intelligent products to customers, machine learning — and particularly deep learning models — have the potential to massively improve a range of products and applications.
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James McQuivey, an analyst at Forrester Research, said he believed that Amazon had bought Ring so it could add more intelligent capabilities to its doorbells and cameras, like the ability to use software to recognize faces at the front door.
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"The effect of a great sense of humor on women's attractions might be partially explained by the fact that funny people are considered to be more social and more intelligent, things that women seek in a mate," anthropologist Gil Greengross wrote.
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It makes no sense to design machines that are beneficial to us only if we write down our objectives completely and correctly, because if we insert the wrong objective into the machine and it is more intelligent than us, we lose.
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"We both believe that software development needs to become easier, more accessible, more intelligent, and more open, so more people can become developers and existing developers can spend more time focusing on the unique problems they're trying to solve," Wanstrath said.
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Gee, I wonder what exactly happened in the last month which would cause Warren to dramatically fall overall nationally and take huge hits to as to whether she has the best policy ideas, is the most electable, honest, or more intelligent.
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Additionally, more intelligent learning has to go on so that the elements in a smart home can self-discover and self-configure with whatever other existing devices are in a home in a manner that makes them quickly and genuinely useful.
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This type of AI certainly seems more "intelligent" than Deep Blue, and has allowed computers to outperform humans in everything from medical diagnoses to the Chinese game of Go, a far more complex task for a computer than winning at chess.
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She may seem more intelligent than her years, but all it takes is one tantrum to remind you that she's just a smarter-than-average little kid who doesn't know everything and does need an adult sometimes — a real rarity in pop culture.
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Joe Mellen is a well-preserved 76-year-old man, and—just in case you were wondering—seems much sharper and more intelligent than the majority of people I meet on a daily basis, regardless of their age or their proclivity for LSD.
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When AI has observed enough to know how the world works and predict what's going to happen next, it can start thinking a bit more like humans, gaining a kind of common sense, which, LeCun believes, is key to making machines more intelligent.
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Again, the book latches onto this group theory of democracy as a more intelligent means of channeling popular passions, yet it's not clear to me what this vision of democracy looks like or how it's very different from what we now have.
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Of course, the risk that machines will be more intelligent, or more competent, than humans is real, and already visible in arenas like chess and Go. But instead of treating that as a zero-sum competition, we could adopt a frame of collaboration.
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If you want to "eat the rich," a more intelligent and efficient way to go about it is through an increase in the personal income tax and/or an increase in the level of taxes on estates of more than $85033 million.
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"It takes time to get your body to speak the language — but once it does [your body] just becomes more and more intelligent and your results continue to improve," says Anderson, who offers her program to clients everywhere through her real-time video streaming service.
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Unlike assistants like Siri or Google Assistant, which are designed to answer common questions and perform simple actions, Samsung says Bixby is more intelligent and designed for "completeness," allowing you to use your voice for everything you would otherwise do by tapping your screen.
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A 2013 paper by Morningstar researchers found that retirees can generate 23 percent more income by making more intelligent financial planning decisions of the type typically offered by planners, including optimizing asset allocation, fine-tuning their retirement withdrawal strategies and making tax-efficient drawdown decisions.
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You can push the insights generated by ML into these automated SaaS (Sofware as a Service) applications in real-time to do more intelligent things, whether in my travel and expense report, personalizing offers to customers, or in help-desk situations like ZenDesk is doing.
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But in any kind of learning loop platform—and we think of Textio as a learning loop platform, which means that as you are using it, you're making the system more intelligent for everybody who is using it—I think there are three key pieces.
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But for Amazon, a virtual assistant that only operates in the confines of the home covers only a tiny part of the picture when it comes to building more intelligent and nuanced customer profiles, which is the whole point of the endeavor to begin with.
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"The effect of a great sense of humor on women's attractions might be partially explained by the fact that funny people are considered to be more social and more intelligent, things that women seek in a mate," anthropologist Gil Greengross writes at Psychology Today.
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Nest Labs just announced a whole bunch of new hardware products that address various entry points around the home, but the theme that appears across almost all of the products is smarter, more intelligent devices — whether that's through facial recognition or a built-in Google Assistant.
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Code discovered by XDA-Developers back in January suggests that handsets will need to have special facial recognition hardware in order to make use of the feature, which hopefully means the software is more intelligent than simply recognizing a 2D image taken from a selfie camera.
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A startup out of Sweden called Mapillary is using crowdsourced photos to create an open and more intelligent version of Google's Street View, and today it announced a Series A round of funding from an impressive list of backers to help make that ambition a reality.
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As I wrote in my review, there are some things Home does that the Echo can't and vice versa, but the built-in Google Assistant is already more intelligent than Alexa, and the gap is only going to widen as Google injects more smarts into it.
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AI is one of the buzzwords of the moment in the world of tech, with startups coming at the concept from all angles — computer vision, machine learning, unstructured data inference and natural language processing being just a handful — in a wider effort to create more intelligent machines.
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These companies have a significant head-start in machine learning and user data, but we believe there will be apps that are built from the ground up to be more intelligent that can win in these categories and new categories that are enabled by application intelligence. Interfaces
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Are we expected to believe that men are innately intellectually superior to women, more rational, more intelligent and just generally better suited to hold positions of power and influence, while at the same time accepting that they're incapable of telling whether or not a woman wants it?
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While self-driving cars still may not be here this coming decade, we certainly will have much more intelligent cars that see the road and the obstacles, hear and interpret sounds and directions, the way we do, and thus provide much better assistance to us in driving.
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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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By contrast, the panel says editing embryos for human enhancement — say, making people stronger or more intelligent — should absolutely not proceed in the United States until there's much broader society-wide discussion of the thorny ethics involved, like the risks of exacerbating the gap between rich and poor.
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Gif: Clockwise Gif: Clockwise You may think this is a one-trick pony that will be hard to scale, but Martin says in the past few months, Clockwise has recovered thousands of hours, and as they gain more data, the tool will get even more intelligent about meeting shifting.
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You will have more intelligent systems in the physical world, too — not just on your cell phone or computer, but physically present around us, processing and sensing information about the physical world and helping us with decisions that include knowing a lot about features of the physical world.
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Mavic is lighter; it folds up smaller; it flies faster, and farther, and longer on a single charge; features a wider range of image capture; and packs more intelligent flight modes including follow-me, obstacle-avoidance, and gesture-control which will certainly be missed by GoPro's sporty demographic.
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Regular man George Tarleton had his DNA messed with during experiments to make him more intelligent, turning him into Mental Organism Designed Only for Killing, also known as M.O.D.O.K. M.O.D.O.K.'s head is huge, which corresponds with his super intelligence, and makes him quite the visually striking villain.
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The result is an intensely moving book, at once an affirmation of life's quiet dignities in the face of loss, and a portrait of a city that comes to stand for all cities—which exist, Mr Matar postulates, to "render us more intelligent and more intelligible to each other". ■
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"While our finding of larger numbers of cortical neurons in dogs than in cats may
confirm anecdotal perceptions of dog owners and animal trainers as well as unpublished reports that dogs are easier to train and therefore 'more intelligent,' cat owners would probably protest, and rightly so," they write.
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Spike Milligan's Puckoon showed me she had a goofy sense of humor, Margaret Drabble's Jerusalem the Golden showed me she thought deeply about what it is to be a woman, Jean-Paul Sartre's Nausea showed me she had a dark side and was probably way more intelligent than me.
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Gross admits that there are probably a select number of people who are more intelligent than he is — like the architects of the San Francisco Golden Gate bridge, he gives as an example — but he doesn't let the exceptions affect his general perception of himself and his own potential.
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You can either take that as people in the scene being slightly more intelligent about what is happening and not wanting to put themselves into unnecessary risks as opposed to the St. Patrick's Day revelers in Lincoln Park or Wrigleyville or whatever doing whatever the fuck they want.
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Giving smart assistants cameras and physical bodies would grant them more data on the world around them and help build what we might consider "common sense," potentially making them more intelligent and more capable of performing complex tasks that require visual context and other important data human brains take for granted.
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Once you have that identity foundation, which is the key to all of this, you can begin to build that 360 degree picture in the CDP, and with that, you can engage with the customer across multiple channels in a more intelligent way, based on actual detailed data about the person.
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When Scale first made its debut in July 2016 as part of YC's summer cohort, the company presented itself as a more intelligent alternative to Mechanical Turk, specifically to address the demands of artificial intelligence systems that needed more interaction and nuanced responses than the typical microtask asked of a Turker.
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For instance, the more I've learned about goldfish — they are more intelligent than we think, feel pain and engage in socially complex behaviors — the guiltier I feel that I subjected several of these creatures to a life of endless tedium, swimming circles in a small bowl on my daughter's dresser.
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Sure. But better site selection and more intelligent security planning would be a lot more practical, a great deal less disruptive, and in the end almost certainly more effective than trying to seize the 357 million privately owned firearms in the United States, or even a substantial fraction of them.
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According to Finkelstein, superbosses like Ellison are confident enough in their own abilities that they aren't worried about employees outshining them, and they aim to hire people who are more intelligent than they are because those employees will challenge them to come up with better ideas and solutions to problems.
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That requires not just a bigger sales team, but also technology to make its checking software more intelligent and integrate better with the legacy systems that many of these older companies use to manage their HR. "Targeting enterprises and more traditional businesses take a lot of effort," he told TechCrunch in an interview.
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So now, while tech has arguably "killed" the local news business, it's also been trying to save it — namely, in the form of providing more intelligent ways to run the news business, from the advertising technology and/or paywalls to fund it, through to disrupting and improving the means of producing it.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Adult Film Star Feared for Safety of Daughter After Trump Threat" (front page, March 26): What can we say about the state of our country when an adult film star sounds more believable and more intelligent, and is more sympathetic, than the president of the United States?
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Another emerging niche is a set of innovators focused on gathering more intelligence from IoT sensors and apps in physical locations such as retail stories, hotels, airports and other travel hubs and delivery of custom promotions, geo-location services (such as in-store navigation) and the optimization of more intelligent marketing offers to boost sales.
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"We intended for Sense to be the first device that could run our Silk software platform and let people experience a more intelligent and personal device for the home… We were hoping that our success with Sense would encourage hardware manufacturers and brands to incorporate our platform in their mass market devices," says Gal.
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If you start with The Honeymooners — a large, dumb male and the much more intelligent wife with her arms crossed, and the male at the end finally saying, "Baby, you're the greatest" — this was a formula that duplicated and duplicated [on TV], be it The Flintstones or Roseanne, just go on down the line.
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As consumers and businesses demand more and more intelligent automation, smart investors and savvy founders will do well to remember that a startup's long-term ambitions depend not only on the product experience and underlying algorithms, but also on the unique data and model architectures that will make those startups valuable and defensible in the long term.
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When we're no longer more intelligent than our machines, when they can easily outthink and outperform us, making the sort of intuitive leaps in research and other areas that we currently associate with genius, a sort of learned helplessness is likely to set in for us, and the idea of work itself may cease to hold meaning.
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Part of the reason is that governments (especially those as focused on big showy tech purchases as Saudi Arabia) often overlook something about technology's future: In both business and war, we're seeing not just more intelligent machines taking over more human jobs but also swarms of tiny bots breaking complex jobs down into smaller, simpler tasks.
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"None of us really grew up with ... financial literacy," Sherman tells CNBC Make It. But Sherman says he sees players taking more control of their financial future: "People in my sport, in my field, are definitely becoming more educated and trying to be more intelligent with how they play for the money and understanding where their money is going."
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"You, as shareholders of Berkshire, unless you own your shares on borrowed money or are going to sell them in a very short period of time, are better off if stocks get cheaper, because it means that we can be doing more intelligent things on your behalf than would be the case otherwise," he told the audience at his annual meeting.
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At the time cellphones could be divvied up into three categories: dumb phones, dominated by large physical number pads and tiny monochrome displays that were limited to making calls and T9 texting; smartphones, that let you browse the "real internet" and use apps on big colorful screens; and featurephones, that were more intelligent than dumb phones but not as sophisticated as smartphone flagships.
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And as long as you accept some kind of moral limitations on our treatment of domesticated farm animals — not to mention our treatment of companion animals like dogs and cats, which basically no one would accept being treated the way pigs (which are probably more intelligent) are treated — then the question of what we owe to wild animals is a natural next query.
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The Good Easy setup, relatively easy installation • Weatherproof • Good camera with wide-field of view • Strong night vision • Easy-to-use app • Useful notifications • Peace of mind The Bad You'll have to pay for more video archive access and some more intelligent features • The power cord could be cut The Bottom Line Nest has been making excellent security cameras for years.
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Despite the fact that she is clearly more intelligent, well-versed in the issues, passionate, and has previous experience in government, Leslie is held to the unreasonable standard to which all women—especially those who run for political office—are held: that if she comes on too stern or serious, she's written off as cold or harsh, and told that she should smile more.
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Computers have changed cars at least as much as they've changed our daily lives, but a new partnership between Google and Volkswagen could transform transportation further still: The two are collaborating on how to apply quantum computing to solving some fundamental car-related problems, including optimizing traffic flow, making machine learning more intelligent, and helping to crack the issue of building new battery technologies that can extend range and improve charging rates.
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To that end, Accenture is looking at three concrete approaches to artificial intelligence: It wants to transform business processes by making them more intelligent, provide a more effective way for humans to interact with machines to allow us to take maximum advantage of the machine's data processing capabilities (possibly using smart glasses as an interface), and finally, it wants to help surface unstructured data, a problem business has been working on for decades.
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Though the details about iOS 10 were announced earlier this year at WWDC, Apple CEO Tim Cook took some time this morning to mention some highlights of the new OS, including also the new "lift to wake" feature, a more intelligent QuickType keyboard, a redesigned version of Apple Maps that supports apps, and the new Home app which works with nearly every major manufacturer's home automation product, ranging from garage doors to security.
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John Larson John Barry LarsonThe Social Security 85033 Act is critical for millennials and small business owners Warren introduces universal child care legislation Unchain seniors from chained inflation index MORE (D-Conn.), a former member of Democratic leadership, said he thinks allowing people 50 and over to buy into Medicare is a more "intelligent and incremental" way to address the issue, but did not push back on the idea of a vote on Medicare for all.
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Look, everybody wants to eliminate the suffering of these genetic diseases, but there are all sorts of unintended consequences that come along with us because if you can change the DNA in order to eliminate diseases, you can also change the DNA to make people better athletes, to make them more intelligent, to make them more attractive and all of a sudden you get down on the slippery slope of this genetically altered designer babies where parents are choosing what attributes they want for their children.
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I THINK MACHINES ARE GOING TO GET MORE INTELLIGENT, BUT BEFORE WE TALK ABOUT ARTIFICIAL GENERAL INTELLIGENCE, WHICH LET'S – I DON'T WANT TO EVEN GET INTO THE SPECULATION OF WHICH DECADE OR WHICH CENTURY IT WILL BE, THE REALITY IS COMPUTER INTELLIGENCE OR ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE WILL BE INTELLIGENT IN NARROW WAYS, AND HUMANS HAVE A LOT TO CONTRIBUTE IN CONJUNCTION WITH THESE MACHINES BECAUSE OF THE CURIOSITY, EMPATHY -- ISAACSON: WHAT ARE THE COOLEST THINGS Y'ALL ARE DOING AT MICROSOFT NOW IN THE MACHINE LEARNING REALM?
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There may be another narrative that the Google Assistant taps into: If Smartphone 1.0 was the rise of more powerful mobile handsets that took advantage of the growth of data networks to provide users with more services beyond simple voice and text (think: early Nokia devices and BlackBerry); and Smartphone 2.0 marked the entrance of Apple and Google into the picture, and the rise of ecosystems that bypassed carriers and brought in many apps, arsenals for winning the platform wars (or jumping from a "burning platform," if you were less lucky); then you could argue that now we're entering a phase of Smartphone 3.0 — where the platform winners, also competing with hopefuls who grew very strong in mobile during 2.0 but never controlled the platform (see Amazon, Facebook and possibly Snap) are building out ever-more intelligent services to tie in users deeper into their bigger business strategies.
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