Waymo believes that could change in the not too distant future.
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We should make a decision in the not too distant future.
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" He said announcements will come in the "not-too-distant future.
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Just how far off that not-too-distant future remains is uncertain.
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In the not-too-distant future, another surgical procedure may enable this.
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We're smelling a joint tax return in the not too distant future.
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With that, enjoy today's neighborly dispatch from the not-too-distant future.
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In the not too distant future I think we'll know an answer.
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In the not too distant future, football will look much like The Apprentice.
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Sometime, in the not too distant future, there's going to be a reckoning.
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Ant Financial is tipped to go public in the not-too-distant future.
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In the not-too-distant future, the feature should roll out to everyone.
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He also said he would visit China in the not-too-distant future.
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Hopefully they'll be looking to go out in the not too distant future.
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"It will be announced probably in the not too distant future," Trump said.
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For example, in the not too distant future, self-driving cars will be common.
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The not-too-distant-future will be available to stream on Netflix April 14.
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Early adopters will probably buy personal flying vehicles in the not too distant future.
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Pls enjoy this dispatch from the not-too-distant future of late, late capitalism.
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"They are working toward a solution in the not too distant future," he said.
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I look forward to being with President Xi in the not too distant future.
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" Trump said his tax plan would be submitted in the "not too distant future.
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"We're going to make a decision in the not too distant future," Trump said.
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AirPods may finally get some long-rumored upgrades in the not-too-distant future.
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Next up, expect Outdoor Voices accessories (beyond totes) in the not-too-distant future.
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Some experts wonder if gold could top $2,000 in the not-too-distant future.
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Even pilot-less planes will be become the reality in the not too distant future.
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In the not-too-distant future, Cuban consumers will be eyeing American goods and services.
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"We're headed towards an ice-free summer in the not-too-distant future," said Mathis.
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This might be a glimpse of your home renovations in the not too distant future.
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The hope is for that to be in Atlanta in the not-too-distant future.
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In the not-too-distant future, members of my son's generation will run the world.
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It will become more valuable, potentially much more so, in the not-too-distant future.
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In the not-too-distant future, astronauts on the moon may be holding fuel pumps.
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"You will be seeing something on that in the not too distant future," Trump said.
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Hopefully, he would be moving in with his girlfriend in the not too distant future.
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Babitz is convinced that someday, in the not-too-distant future, we'll all be cyborgs.
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" He added, "We hope to get it into the market in the not-too-distant future.
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We can imagine a world in a not-too-distant future where transportation becomes a utility.
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In fact, Mr. Trump's investment acumen may serve America well in the not too distant future.
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Given the wardrobe, I have a lot of questions for our not-too-distant future selves.
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"I look forward to seeing Kim Jong Un in the not too distant future," Trump said.
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" He added, "I look forward to being with President Xi in the not too distant future.
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The game is set in the not-too-distant future where nearly everyone owns a robot.
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In the not-too-distant future, a girl called Mariko finds her mother's collection of vinyls.
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In a not-too-distant future, renewable energy becomes the world's biggest source of power generation.
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It may well be that millions of new jobs emerge in the not-too-distant future.
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Coveney said he expected the three-week contest to begin in the not too distant future.
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I am very confident that we will be raising funds in the not too distant future.
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Every job that can be automated is — or will be in the not-too-distant future.
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But just imagine we could have an election in the not-too-distant future without them.
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Parolin told reporters he hoped the accord can be signed "in the not too distant future".
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Lang thinks Andeavor's stock can even hit $110 a share in the not-too-distant future.
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The deal will close in the not too distant future, putting these two companies back together.
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Scionti is slowly working towards having a steak substitute developed in the not-too-distant future.
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Trump said the two leaders had made tentative plans to meet in the "not too distant future".
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That's particularly important for Spotify given rumors of a public listing in the not too distant future.
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His tone is optimistic as if something exciting is coming up in the not-too-distant future.
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Some also believe there could be another test at lower levels in the not too distant future.
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"Lifting the emergency rule can be possible in the not-too-distant future," he added last week.
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The expectation is that at some point in the not-too-distant future they will need more.
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In fact, China may well play the role of global policeman in the not-too-distant future.
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But it's now a contingency that CEOs need to plan for in the not-too-distant future.
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Such a scenario may seem farfetched, but it is perfectly plausible in the not-too-distant future.
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"Hopefully across the nation we'll see a strong rebound in the not-too-distant future," he said.
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But he said he hoped to resume working with American partners in the not-too-distant future.
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It would be amazing if in the not-too-distant future all viewable content had an ASL option.
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So in the not too distant future, we'll have three spaceships operating from New Mexico taking people up.
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That likely means he will be facing another dire financial deadline in the not-too-distant future. 270.
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One day, in the not too distant future, the tale of two cities might become one narrative again.
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A facial recognition scan could become part of a standard medical checkup in the not-too-distant future.
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But GM would like to follow up with other Chinese-made models in the not-too-distant future.
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Sounds like there is a very complex storyline for Josie to come in the not too distant future!
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Chances are, we'll be seeing a lot of these new GM crops in the not too distant future.
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I can certainly see a time in the not too distant future when such devices might become practical.
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Terrorism and rogue, armed militiamen, are the main challenges of the present and the not too distant future.
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In the not-too-distant future, "A" students may pay lower interest rates than their less studious peers.
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"At a certain point in the not too distant future, we'll be announcing who they are," Trump said.
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"So, I think probably we will be seeing president Putin in the not too distant future," he said.
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And in the not too distant future, you are going to see we are going to step in.
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"I think it's really likely that in the not-too-distant future it will cure genetic disease," she said.
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Now consider what cities might sound like in the not-too-distant future when they teem with electric vehicles.
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And that fight could well wind up before the Supreme Court some day in the not-too-distant future.
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But at some point in the not-too-distant future, the company will need to actually show something tangible.
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Holograms are a mainstay of most any science fiction film set in the not-too-distant future and beyond.
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In the not-too-distant future, autonomous cars are going to need to be safe, highly maneuverable and connected.
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But it's looking like like we may end up with glass speakers in the not-too-distant future. Hopefully.
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Thanks in part to automated machinery, factory workers may be all but obsolete in the not-too-distant future.
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"We're expecting in the not too distant future, we'll be back in a sustained negotiating process," the official said.
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It will be revealed in the not too distant future and will need a vote by Mexico's Legislative body.
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In the not-too-distant future, we'll have plenty of reasons to want protect ourselves from facial detection software.
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We reported earlier this year that Spotify is eyeing a launch in India in the not too distant future.
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In the not too distant future, for people who are childless, these decisions are best not left to chance.
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It will be revealed in the not too distant future and will need a vote by Mexico's Legislative body!
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"With a bit of luck, we'll have successful negotiations in the near term, not too distant future," Milley said.
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"Not-too-distant future" is vague, but as of November 4493, Trump's tariffs on China had generated $4483 billion.
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"I look forward to the Durham report, which is coming out in the not-too-distant future," Trump said.
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New York (CNN Business)Economists are sounding the alarm about a potential recession in the not-too-distant future.
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It will be revealed in the not too distant future and will need a vote by Mexico's Legislative body!..
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"In the not-too-distant future, given the appropriate regulatory requirements and ethical considerations, this will start happening," Mobbs suggested.
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Then, in the hopefully not too distant future, we'll be able to repair the damage that has only just begun.
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Headlines from the not-too-distant future might resemble the following timeline: August 13: The energy revolution at… Burning Man.
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And don't be too incredulous — these could be in the palm of your hand in the not-too-distant future.
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And even hinting it might be contemplating a retreat from building typical smartphones entirely in the not too distant future.
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So here's a quick roundup of some news and tidbits that could impact you in the not-too-distant future.
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Read any news report about the not-too-distant future and you'll likely read two words over and over again.
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But you know we hope that in the not too distant future to be starting to send people into space.
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So they'll put something else -- I have no doubt that, in a not-too-distant future, they'll put something else.
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"By some point in the not too distant future, it's, at a minimum, going to cap Russian production," he said.
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This won't be the last solid jobs report — but there may not be many in the not-too-distant future.
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If you see anelectric scootertootling along the street by itself in the not-too-distant future, do not be alarmed.
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Armed with some portable speakers, I set off to explore the not-too-distant future vision of post-nightclub London.
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This is technology that challenges how we think of, and interact with, the robots of the not-too-distant future.
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It is not hard to imagine more sweeping changes in store for the Senate in the not-too-distant future.
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He, for one, thinks supply in the "non-uber-high-end" will be limited in the not-too-distant future.
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"I look forward to the Durham report, which is coming out in the not-too-distant future," Mr. Trump said.
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And at some point in the not-too-distant future, we'll be at the bottom of an awful bear market.
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Well, as it turns out, CM Punk's hotly anticipated UFC debut might actually occur in the not too distant future.
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I wouldn't be too surprised to see an overhaul of the tech at some point in the not too distant future.
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Transportation modernists, urbanists and environmentalists dream of a not-too-distant future in which most vehicles are shared, autonomous and electric.
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In the not-too-distant future, artificial intelligence will make not only small changes but generate completely new photos and video.
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The beginning of the end for net neutrality is currently scheduled for the not-too-distant future of April 23, 2018.
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In the not-too-distant future, this could be done even up to the point that the plane starts to taxi.
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In the not-too-distant future, AR and phones will merge, and you'll also combine voice recognition with your AR device.
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THEY'RE SPENDING BILLIONS AND BILLIONS OF DOLLARS AND THEY'RE TALKING ABOUT THIS BEING COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE IN THE NOT TOO DISTANT FUTURE.
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Imagine a fleet of self-driving electric vehicles, shared among city residents — something that's coming in the not-too-distant future.
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The images in this video could be the kind of thing NASA astronauts see sometime in the not too distant future.
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In the not-too-distant future, our smart phones and watches will visualize social information on any scene in real time.
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We have 350 million customers today, but I see that number growing to a billion in the not-too-distant future.
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No one wants to buy something for $10 million that might be worth $5 million [in the not-too-distant future].
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I put that question to a few health policy experts today, to get their read on this not-too-distant future.
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"I think we have to get ready to deal with a season like this again in the not-too-distant future."
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Historians in the not-too-distant future may very well marvel that we hit the impeachment breaking point when we did.
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We share that concern and hope that now or in the not-too-distant future the DOJ will reconsider its position.
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"It will be announced probably in the not too distant future," Mr. Trump said of a summit meeting with Mr. Kim.
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In the not-too-distant future, crews of robotic factory workers could be managed with telekinetic-like control from a human supervisor.
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Chief Executive Logan Green told the Associated Press in August that Lyft planned to go international "in the not too distant future".
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Tesla is working with Nevada authorities to begin testing a robo-rig prototype at some point in the not-too-distant future.
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But there is a chance that in the not too distant future a very large number of truckers will find themselves redundant.
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I think if you look at South Korea, someday, maybe in the not-too-distant future, it will be something like that.
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Essentially, we're making roadtrip maps for all the places we imagine our travels will take us in the not-too-distant future.
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Although they sound like the homes of science fiction, they might well be the real residences of the not-too-distant future.
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"They will be closely in the not-too-distant future in a position where they could hit all 50 states," Royce said.
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So, provided Nurmagomedov is healthy enough to return in the not-too-distant future, he'll likely be paired with Ferguson—not Alvarez.
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Demographers began to speak of a not-too-distant future when non-Hispanic whites would be a minority of the American population.
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It might sound like dystopian science fiction, but this could be the not-too-distant future for schools across America and beyond.
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Trump said he'd visit China in the "not too distant future" to reciprocate a visit to Washington from China's top trade negotiator.
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"@BarackObama will attack Iran in the not too distant future because it will help him win the election," Trump tweeted on Nov.
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O.K., what I should have said was that I plan on being a regular blood donor in the not-too-distant future.
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And we are analyzing it very carefully, and we will have something to say about it in the not-too-distant future.
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He added that the two leaders "will probably get together in the not-too-distant future" to discuss the international arms race.
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It also tells us zero about whether he WILL be running for president at some point in the not-too-distant future.
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In our view, if the incoming data are reasonably good, then the Fed will be hiking rates in the not-too-distant future.
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"Given the momentum here, it is not hard to imagine Blue Buffalo making new highs in the not-too-distant future," Cramer said.
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Yet judging by the markets' reaction, Powell & company appear to have set the expectation of rate cuts in the not-too-distant future.
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Here's to hoping that human explorers will be able to pay Curiosity a much needed visit in the not-too-distant future. [HiRISE]
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Kaplan sees an interest rate hike in the not-too-distant future, provided gross domestic product numbers recover as he believes they will.
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Movidius chief Remi El-Ouazzane says Google will launch a new generation of devices with Movidius' technology in the "not-too-distant-future."
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Discussing defensive abilities that SportVU might be able to quantify for fans in the not-too-distant future, Rohlf mentioned tracking player drives.
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Rates could rise in the not-too-distant future, meaning you'd be making higher mortgage payments for a home with the same price.
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The result provides homeowners, communities, and investors a prediction of the possible financial losses they could face in the not-too-distant future.
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"In the not too distant future, R5 has arrived on Mars along with supplies ahead of a human mission," reads NASA's media material.
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"I fully expect that in the not-too-distant future we'll get an indictment for Parnas and Fruman for FARA violations," Freeman says.
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" Trump said he was looking forward to the release of the Durham report, "which is coming out in the not too distant future.
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Put it all together and he wouldn't be surprised if Facebook can make a move to $200 in the not-too-distant future.
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The rise of artificial intelligence and chatbots means that in the not-too-distant future, Centricient's technology runs the risk of being rendered obsolete.
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It's already outgrossed Maleficent, Cinderella, and The Jungle Book, and seems on track to surpass Alice in Wonderland in the not-too-distant future.
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In the not-too-distant future, blockchain will likely be a commonplace element of smart contracts, everyday retail transactions — even the way we vote.
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In Shteyngart's not-too-distant future, everyone is ranked with ludicrous metrics like Hotness and Fuckability, on credit score-esque scales out of 800.
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"It is inevitable that in the not-too-distant future we are going to be changing the way this system works," Mr. DeFazio said.
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Nothing dates a movie more than the words "in the not-too-distant future," especially if that future happens to fall within our lifetimes.
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And there is a good chance that they will have a different prime minister and yet more elections in the not-too-distant future.
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Do you think that, as Benchmark has said, Uber will "comfortably" be valued at more than $100 billion in the not-too-distant future?
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They'll probably come to the service at some point in the not-too-distant future, but as of now we don't know exactly when.
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Although many services are now in their infancy, they are expected to change the way travel is planned in the not-too-distant future.
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It's called the virtual cockpit and, starting with Audi, it will become a more common feature in cars in the not too distant future.
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"And I think it's likely President Trump will be meeting with his counterpart in the not too distant future following that meeting," Pompeo said.
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In the not-too-distant future, mandatory, state-enforced high-tech microsurgery will enable all citizens to join the brave new colorblind e-race.
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One industry pioneer foresees a not-too-distant future where we get the bulk, if not all, of our protein from plants, not animals.
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The title of my book is All Hell Breaking Loose, and what that refers to is a time in the not-too-distant future.
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The best Samsung can do is lean on AI-powered upscaling and make vague promises about streaming 8K in the not-too-distant future.
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The towering Edgar Selge stars in a gripping 120-minute monologue that imagines an Islamic takeover in France in the not-too-distant future.
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According to the former CEO of Air France, Alexandre de Juniac, commercial electric planes could become a reality in the not-too-distant future.
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And more importantly, you may be able to hail one for a crosstown trip using Uber's new aerial service in the not-too-distant future.
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"I think we will get a determination from the DOJ in the not too distant future," Swedish said, expressing confidence the deal will be approved.
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If Apple wants the Apple TV 4K to feel like a genuine console, it'll need a hardware upgrade sometime in the not-too-distant future.
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The state of play... President Trump said "President Xi and I will work out the final points," on trade in the not too distant future.
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We are not an investor in say Uber or Lyft which are going to go public presumably in the not too distant future or Airbnb.
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"I suspect we'll probably be meeting in the not too distant future to discuss the arms race, which is getting out of control," Trump said.
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"Headshot" by Julian Mortimer Smith In Afghanistan in the not-too-distant future, US soldiers share their headsets and POV with spectators from back home.
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In the not-too-distant future, we might very well point to the Venezuela crisis as the first "hot" conflict of the Second Cold War.
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In the really not-too-distant future, you'll be able to see vivid renderings of real people, right in front of you, in real time.
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In the not-too-distant future, ultrasound devices may create invisible sliders for adjusting the volume on your television or the flame on your stove.
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But envisage a day, perhaps in the not too distant future, when AlphaZero has evolved into a more general problem-solving algorithm; call it AlphaInfinity.
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In "Doktor Alici" at the Münchner Kammerspiele, in Munich, Olga Bach presents a loose adaptation of "Professor Bernhardi" set in the not too distant future.
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In the not too distant future, polite robots will roam the streets delivering packages and an underground tunnel network will be woven into city planning.
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In the not too distant future, we will be able to say if you add one more skill all these jobs will become available to you.
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The plan is for King Kong and Godzilla to meet in an epic showdown of primordial creatures at some point in the not-too-distant future.
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But someday in the not-too-distant future, TESS or another future telescope will eventually usurp Kepler's position as the undisputed ruler of planet-discovering devices.
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" And since the trend has taken the market higher, "this could be a sign of a top that is coming in the not-too-distant future.
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Kashkari also said the Fed may start to let its massive balance sheet shrink in the "not too distant future," when the economy is strong enough.
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And India, as one of the world's most populous markets, is sure to be on its list at some point in the not-too-distant future.
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This world where games and life start to blend I think really comes into play in the not-too-distant future, and almost certainly by 215.
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If we continue down this path with China, we are letting China try to turn us into a tributary state in the not too distant future.
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Oil prices aside, other economic indicators suggest a recession in the not-too-distant future, perhaps by the last year of Trump's current term in 2020.
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In other words, it is likely that the already tense relationship between the United States and Iran will escalate sharply in the not too distant future.
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It is possible that in the not too distant future philanthropic giving will outstrip federal outlays on non-defense discretionary programs, like education and the arts.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "President Trump said today that he and Vladimir Putin will probably get together in the not-too-distant future to discuss the arms race.
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So it does seem inevitable that we'll reach a point in the not too distant future where it will be unthinkable to not eat clean meat.
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If we design roads and bridges using standards based on past environmental conditions, they will likely fail or be unusable in the not-too-distant future.
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In the not-too-distant future, a traveler's face will replace a boarding pass, and recognition software will replace the gate agent scanning each traveler's ticket.
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For coronavirus, those may be costly now, Dr. Wagner pointed out in a telephone interview, but they yield huge benefits in the not-too-distant future.
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"We'll be seeing something from both the administration and that Congress will consider at some point in the not-too-distant future," she said in Utah.
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Last year has offered a glimpse of what, given some luck and a much more work, is likely to come in the not-too-distant future.
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Meanwhile, Trump announced Tuesday that he plans to "get together in the not-too-distant future " with Putin in order to discuss the international arms race.
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The "alt OS mode" codenamed "Campfire," is said to be coming to the Pixelbook in the not-too-distant future, with more Chromebook support down the line.
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Sam: I agree that the Harry Potter saga is a timeless classic, but I think the films will be largely forgotten in the not-too-distant future.
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"In a not too distant future, we'll use our smartphones to book a fully automated flying taxi that will land outside our front door – without any pilot."
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Although this is not a partnership, BlueStacks has simply added third party support, there's no doubt Twitch itself has further plans in the not too distant future.
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I really believe that in the not-too-distant future, with significant pressure, we could see a real restructuring of power and inclusiveness in the film industry.
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One day, maybe in the not too distant future, scientists might actually be able to say whether there are creatures likely to be living on those worlds.
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Rather than taking place a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, the film takes place on Earth's moon in the not too distant future.
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Though based on Oppo's history of making innovative concept devices, I wouldn't be surprised to see these patents become real sometime in the not too distant future.
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"He was just telling me today he thinks there will come a time in the not too distant future where he'll feel like windsurfing again," Golden said.
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We expect that in the not too distant future — perhaps a couple of years — technological innovation and larger institutional players will take care of the custody problem.
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In the not too distant future, Hollywood will have to broaden its purview for artistic reasons, because telling truthful stories in a browner America will require that.
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As Baby Boomers continue to age, the current number of unfilled direct care jobs foretells the shortages we will likely experience in the not-too-distant future.
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Kuniyuki Hirai, head of trading at investment bank MUFG, says he sees the yuan falling as low as 6.05 per dollar in the not-too-distant future.
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"I suspect that we'll probably be meeting in the not-too-distant future to discuss the arms race, which is getting out of control," the president said.
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People will be persuaded that it is in their interests only if there are tangible harms in the not-too-distant future that might reasonably be averted.
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Yet these parties know that in the not-too-distant future, they'll be bashing each other again in another election and arguing about the government's track record.
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At some point in the not-too-distant future, the math won't make sense anymore for banks to keep plowing cash into buying back their own shares.
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And in the not-too-distant future, the "enhance" button, a staple of science fiction and police procedurals, might just be available for anyone who wants it.
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Supporters of Donald Trump know that white Americans are, at some point in the not-too-distant future, projected to become a minority of the US population.
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Still, though, it should really get both Uber drivers and riders alike looking ahead to a not-too-distant future in which Uber rides are operated by robots.
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Uber and its CEO are aware that whether its drivers are employees may not matter in the not-too-distant future with the introduction of self-driving cars.
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Then, in the hopefully not too distant future, we'll be able to repair the damage already underway, but it is likely to get worse before it gets better.
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Synopsis: In a speculative and dystopian not-too-distant future, black telemarketer Cassius Green discovers a magical key to professional success – which propels him into a macabre universe.
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But that would be a luxury compared to the complete flooding of a base, which is likely to be a sad reality in the not too distant future.
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It wants to see the tech become an instant replay option and figures its server know-how should make that a reality in the not-too-distant future.
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"I can imagine a universe in the not-too-distant future where a microbial treatment can complement diet and exercise to deeply impact the obesity epidemic," he said.
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There are a couple of very large projects there that we're working towards now, so we're hoping in the not-too-distant future, we'll enter the U.S. backlog.
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It's speeding toward us at a rip-roaring 700,000 miles per hour, meaning it'll crash into the disk of the Milky Way in the not-too-distant future.
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We hope that in the not too distant future we'll be able to set the agenda again, but that's not where advocates on the ground are right now.
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Either way, we can only hold back the tide so long, and CRISPR will be changing our code, for better or worse, in the not too distant future.
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At some point in the not-too-distant future, we may be discussing the possibility of another government shutdown due to Congress' inability to agree on a budget.
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Mr Rae, who is 45, thinks radical medical advances that might not merely slow but stop, or reverse, ageing will be available in the not-too-distant future.
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TESS, short for Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite, will also help scientists find more exoplanets circling some of the nearest stars to Earth in the not-too-distant future.
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" He said a second summit with Kim will happen in the "not too distant future" and that more information will come in a "pretty short period of time.
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Equity markets and oil prices have mirrored each other this year so far, but analysts say they expect the two to decouple in the not-too-distant future.
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Bishop said the stock price can double and the icing on the cake is that shareholders might be surprised with better dividends in the not too distant future.
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Kim is a first-generation Korean-American and, in the not-too-distant future, be asked by NASA to risk his life rocketing to the moon or Mars.
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If Congress does not respond to this latest crisis with the urgency required, we will predictably find ourselves in the same situation in the not too-distant-future.
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Participants argue that it's an important way to affirm group solidarity, but it's not hard to imagine a demand for segregated schools in the not-too-distant future.
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Set in the not-too-distant future, this novel (similar to many of his others) asks what kind of role we want technology to play in our lives.
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Equity markets and oil prices have moved in sync this year so far, but analysts say they expect the two to decouple in the not-too-distant future.
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"Trump called Putin last month to congratulate him on his election victory and told reporters he believed he and Putin would meet "in the not too distant future.
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Image: esudroff (Pixabay)In the not-too-distant future, it will be possible to get a complete readout of a person's genetics with ease, even right after they're born.
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It also has ambitions to expand nationally in the not-too-distant future, first to L.A., then possibly to Boston, Chicago and Washington, D.C., if everything goes as planned.
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They need to know how much further LGBTQ Americans have to go -- and what each candidate will do to help the community get to that not-too-distant future.
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But in the not-too-distant future, that clear-cut cause will evaporate as more vehicles take over more driving tasks, creating more and more data as they do.
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The Handmaid's Tale tells the story of a not-too-distant future, in which the United States has been taken over by Christian fundamentalists after a global reproductive crisis.
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And my strong suspicion is that we will be talking about the possibility of getting rid of the 60 vote threshold on legislation in the not-too-distant future.
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Following in the footsteps of former One Direction bandmates Zayn Malik and Harry Styles, Horan is slated to release a new album sometime in the not-too-distant future.
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The Federal Communications Commission will finish up rules in the "not too distant future" to help subsidize Internet service for low-income Americans, according to FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler.
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Throughout official Washington there are undercurrents of foreboding about the bombshells from Mueller that are poised to explode, one way or the other, in the not too distant future.
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The details and implementations vary, but one thing's certain: We will be able to get information right in front of our eyeballs, and in the not-too-distant future.
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It takes place in the not-too-distant future, but the possibilities it contains—while arguably farfetched—are much too real for my story to be called science fiction.
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It's "augmented reality," and it's what companies like Facebook, Apple, Google and Magic Leap think will be the next big wave of computing in the not-too-distant future.
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He'll be meeting with his counterpart, and I think its likely that President Trump will be meeting with his counterpart in the not-too-distant future following that meeting.
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That's important, because he expects a time in the not-too-distant future where sequencing will become as commonplace in the doctor's office as getting your blood pressure drawn.
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Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan said the U.S. economy is strong enough to justify an interest rate hike in the "not too distant future," but increases will be very gradual.
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The economy will one day fall into a recession, and the Trump administration will one day (maybe in the not-too-distant future) fall away in place of another administration.
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Per Mets beat writer Anthony DiComo, Cespedes reported to Mets Spring Training in this very flashy Polaris Slingshot, a vehicle that looks like something from the not-too-distant future.
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Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan said the U.S. economy is strong enough to justify an interest-rate hike in the "not too distant future," but increases will be very gradual.
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The problem is that certificates themselves rely on public-key cryptographic functions for their reliability, which, in the not too distant future, will be vulnerable to attack by quantum machines.
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The electromagnet-based propulsion system is just one small part of the full transportation system that Hyperloop One (formerly Hyperloop Technologies) hopes to launch in the not-too-distant future.
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Despite three dissents, Chief Justice John Roberts joined the majority decision, indicating that he may be a swing vote in protecting same-sex marriage in the not too distant future.
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BIRMINGHAM, England, Oct 2 (Reuters) - The British government will make a decision on increasing London airport capacity in the "not-too-distant" future, Transport Secretary Chris Grayling said on Sunday.
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"A lot of money managers are betting we'll get a trade deal in the not-too-distant future, which is why Boeing and Caterpillar roared higher today, " the host said.
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But in the United States alone, rising seas are already causing chronic and acute flooding, and ocean floodwaters will likely claim some coastal communities in the not-too distant future.
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Later, she confesses her anxiety about having married a soon-to-be senior (he's 64) whom she realizes she may have to care for in the not-too-distant future.
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In an episode in the not-too-distant future, surely Frank will pause and stare soberly at that outline of Meechum's hand that he sketched on the White House wall.
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In a frank conversation with TechCrunch last week, Apttus CEO Kirk Krappe talked about his company's exit strategy, which could come to a head in the not-too-distant future.
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For most employers, this sunset makes effective planning and investing today nearly impossible even as it puts them at risk of large tax hikes in the not too distant future.
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"Lang says the V-shaped bottom pattern tends to be quite bullish — he could see this stock ... take a run at $75 in the not-too-distant future," Cramer said.
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The fate of the vessel, and of Europe, in the not-too-distant future is gradually and deliberately revealed over the course of this lurid, sometimes spooky, often hilarious show.
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The Nordics' real fear is that sometime in the not-too-distant future – perhaps in the next decade – the European and transatlantic structures they have long relied on could collapse.
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"I'll be meeting personally with Taliban leaders in the not-too-distant future, and will be very much hoping that they will be doing what they say," the president said.
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But, he said, it is quite likely that a stock market decline of at least 5 percent — from peak to trough — will be coming in the not-too-distant future.
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I don't know about the current moment, but I feel like Woodward and Bernstein's "All the President's Men" may be due for a reprinting in the not-too-distant future.
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So, in the not-too-distant future, there might be even more young boys mimicking Conor McGregor&aposs billionaire strut, rocking the hard top haircut, in a city near you.
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The Italian oil services group could consider paying a dividend again in the not too distant future, Chief Executive Stefano Cao told Il Corriere della Sera - L'Economia in an interview.
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Nuclear advocates such as Whitman must do nothing to support this or, in the not too distant future, we will all be left powerless, hungry and freezing in the dark.
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Now that we also have Amazon's Alexa and Microsoft's Cortana, the movie's vision of digital love in a Los Angeles from the not-too-distant future feels even less distant.
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Dowd plays Aunt Lydia, one of the most ardent supporters of a post-apocalyptic fascist regime that, in the show, replaced the United States sometime in the not-too-distant future.
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"We are working well with the U.S. and the EU regulators now toward finalising the agreements with them and expect to be finished in the not too distant future," he said.
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These laws will almost immediately be appealed -- and will join a growing list of cases that could arrive at the doorstep of the Supreme Court in the not-too-distant future.
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Alec Baldwin returned to Saturday Night Live as President Donald Trump once again, this time addressing his troops in the midst of an alien invasion in the not-too-distant future.
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While Butler doesn't have any children of his own, the actor, 47, tells PEOPLE in this week's issue that he'd like to become a father in the not too distant future.
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Paramount dropped the trailer for Downsizing Wednesday, introducing us to the cast of characters living in a not-too distant future plagued by the same climate crisis that haunts us today.
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Onstage at I/O 2018, Google showed off a jaw-dropping new capability of Google Assistant: in the not too distant future, it's going to make phone calls on your behalf.
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With the win, Benavidez extends his current streak to 5 and, despite his two previous losses to the champ, seems poised for another title shot in the not-too-distant future.
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Comey, who was fired by Trump 10 days ago, is expected at some point in the not-too-distant future to come to Congress and testify about his meetings with Trump.
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But I do think there will be a trade deal because clearly both sides want a trade deal and I do think something is imminent in the not too distant future.
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And with the seeding of its Far East outpost Circle is clearly hoping to be able to add China to that list of major markets in the not too distant future.
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No new policy changes had been anticipated, but analysts predict that recent market volatility has upped the chance of the bank providing more policy support in the not too distant future.
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What is your sense as to the likelihood there is going to be an agreement reached, something even potentially signed in the not too distant future between the U.S. and China?
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The projections of the increasing demands for LTSS suggest that even in the most optimistic scenario, the drain on families and Medicaid will increase significantly in the not-too-distant future.
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My guess is that, at some point in the not-too-distant future, iPhones will be so thin, powerful, and complex than only a robot will be able to repair them.
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United States Energy Secretary Rick Perry last month said that a sanctions bill to put onerous restrictions on companies involved in the project would come in the "not too distant future".
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Trump told reporters at a White House news conference Saturday that he would be "meeting personally with Taliban leaders in the not too distant future" following the signing of the agreement.
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Even so, the news could signal to the Fed that, somewhere in the not-too-distant future, interest rates will need to be held steady, or even to be cut again.
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And it certainly wouldn't be partnering with rivals like Samsung and LG. In the not too distant future, we will likely get the full picture as Apple launches its new video service.
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On Tuesday, Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan said the U.S. economy is strong enough to justify an interest-rate hike in the "not too distant future," but increases will be very gradual.
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Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Robert Kaplan said the U.S. economy is strong enough to justify an interest-rate hike in the "not too distant future," but increases will be very gradual.
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Perhaps because the world of technology has made AI more of a reality, Dolores exists in a not-too-distant-future playground, which has made her at once more relatable and plausible.
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For brands, that could mean a not-too-distant future where consumers could head out to stores to meet holograms of the trendy influencers who are already avid Snapchat users, Sourikoff said.
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The Chicago-based company has already raised more than $650 million from investors; with a multibillion dollar valuation, it is widely expected to attempt an IPO in the not-too-distant future.
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Someday in the not-too-distant future, you'll be sitting in the dark of a multiplex as a trailer plays for the first big-budget movie rendering of the Donald Trump administration.
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"A lot of money managers are betting we'll get a trade deal in the not-too-distant future, which is why Boeing and Caterpillar roared higher today, " the "Mad Money" host said.
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In April, the White House confirmed that Trump and Putin discussed the possibility of meeting at the White House "in the 'not-too-distant-future'" during a phone call the previous month.
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Maybe the disillusionment with radicalism – in this case of a truly brutal nature – will even strengthen forces of compromise in the Middle East at some point in the not-too-distant future.
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President Donald Trump envisions a not-too-distant future in which super-fast 5G networks span the country, powering everything from smart cities to remote surgeries — and getting there before China does.
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FABER: SO WHAT HAPPENS: YOU ARE PAYING DOWN DEBT, YOU ARE GOING TO GET DOWN TO THREE AND A HALF TIMES LEVERAGE AT SOMEPOINT IN THE NOT TOO DISTANT FUTURE I GUESS.
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Scientific American recently warned that gonorrhea could actually become resistant to all antibiotics in the not-too-distant future, rendering it untreatable entirely—and the same thing is happening with syphilis. Yikes.
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"The door is wide open to negotiations and ... we expect and hope that in the not too distant future we will be reengaged in this process in a substantive way," he said.
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United States Energy Secretary Rick Perry said on Tuesday that a sanctions bill putting onerous restrictions on companies involved in the Nord Stream 2 project would come in the "not too distant future".
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"This strategy of hiding in dividend stocks only works if you're confident that the dividend itself is safe, that it won't be cut by management in the not too distant future," he said.
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The market finally took a breather on Wednesday, which prompted Cramer to assess which stocks could be the best to scoop up for when the rally resumes in the not too distant future.
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It's not quite as powerful as some of the other options out there, but Panda is promising plenty of plug-ins and new features on the way in the not-too-distant future.
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In "Without America: Australia in the new Asia", an essay published last November, Hugh White of Australian National University (ANU) predicts a not-too-distant future in which China is Asia's dominant power.
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At some point in the not too distant future the Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders will have to be completely rewritten to account for all the ways social media has driven us insane.
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Six Wakes In the not-too-distant future, a pharmaceutical pirate named Jack travels around the world in a submarine, breaking patents and copyrights to bring cheap drugs to the world's impoverished peoples.
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With the BE-4 engine slated for flight-readiness in 2019, we will hopefully get to witness a Blue Origin orbital launch, and perhaps an attempted landing, in the not-too-distant future.
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The L.A. County District Attorney will be getting a slew of Harvey Weinstein cases in the not-too-distant future ... and they'll be getting them all at once, law enforcement sources tell TMZ.
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The best of the genre is more interested in allegory than accuracy, anyway, so why not gauge a film's prescience by how it compares one actually released in the "not-too-distant future"?
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In addition, breakthroughs in renewable energy technology and the expected ubiquity of electric cars in coming years means that global demand for oil is likely to decline in the not-too-distant future.
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For those that drinketh of it, it is certain that in the not-too-distant future artificial intelligence and-or robots will steal the vast majority of jobs currently occupied by human beings.
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"We're going to take the decision in the not-too-distant-future, I'm not going to give you a set date," Grayling said, later adding that the decision would be announced "very soon".
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There's no official date for when the show will hit the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and UK, but the company's knowing "not too distant future" nod will have to suffice for now.
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The dollar stayed on the defensive as the euro strengthened as markets wagered the European Central is on track to start winding back its asset purchase programme in the not-too-distant future.
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It says there's less hard data around the amount of capital that pensions funds are beginning to allot to venture but that it will have some numbers in the not-too-distant future.
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At some point in the not-too-distant future, investors may find themselves ponying up monthly subscription fees to Wall Street banks in much the same way they subscribe to Netflix or Spotify.
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"We are confident that we will be able to introduce some elements from this array of innovative and extremely customer-friendly solutions into series production in the not too distant future," Bauer said.
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Blue Origin hopes to start test flights with humans aboard in the not too distant future, so knowing a bit more about what they might experience is an important datapoint for the company.
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The new directive is good news for rum fans traveling abroad, but Cuban rum producers are excited that there may be an even bigger reason to celebrate in the not too distant future.
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Often, tabletop adventures offer pure escapist entertainment: from hunting and gathering during the stone age, to the awakening of nightmarish Lovecraftian beasts, to the colonization of Mars in the not-too-distant future.
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One level deeper: The comments by the CEO represent a de-facto rebuttal to forecasts that global oil demand for oil, Saudi Aramco's core product, could peak in the not-too-distant future.
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Last month, Google researchers teamed with scientists from two universities and OpenAI, the consortium backed by Elon Musk, to investigate potential pitfalls for AI that may arrive in the not-too-distant future.
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Gattaca takes place, per the opening titles, in "The Not-Too-Distant Future"; Mystery Science Theater 3000 had been on the air for seven seasons at this point, so draw your own conclusions.
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Often, tabletop adventures offer pure escapist entertainment: from hunting and gathering during the stone age, to the awakening of nightmarish Lovecraftian beasts, to the colonization of Mars in the not-too-distant future.
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I suspect that at some point (perhaps in the not-too-distant future), the decision to go joint is going to be a lot more important and concrete than hypothetical alternate developmental program.
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Yes, no actual votes will be cast until February 22008, but at some point in the not-too-distant future, some of these longer-than-long-shot candidates have to call it quits, right?
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The euro fell nearly 1 percent versus the greenback as stronger Chinese economic growth boosted recently batted-down expectations that the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates again in the not-too-distant future.
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Continued policy normalization through rate hikes and asset sales could lead to meaningfully higher interest rates in the not-too-distant future — a significant drag on economic growth if we hold all else equal.
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Thankfully, wired technologies such as Thunderbolt 3 and new wireless 60 GHz-based 802.11ad Wi-Fi (and eventually 802.11ay) should be able to allay most of these concerns in the not-too-distant future.
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It makes sense to me that you've chosen to remain closeted to protect yourself, but there will come a day in the not-too-distant future when you won't have to do that anymore.
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If in the not-too-distant future, basic supplies like masks become more widely available for drivers' use, that would be a further win for public health but a further cause of increased costs.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Mark Zuckerberg hopes that one day, in the not too distant future, billions of people will use a cryptocurrency created by Facebook to send money to friends and family around the world.
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While another round of such easing would very much please its Wall Street proponents, it will only make the final day of reckoning for Main Street even worse in the not-too-distant future.
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In the not-too-distant future, it could be one of an even smaller group that&aposs worth at least twice that, said Ives, a financial analyst who covers the iPhone maker for Wedbush.
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"That market can be very significant, and we're excited in the not-too-distant-future to share what our entry will be," Barra told CNBC's Phil LeBeau in a "Squawk on the Street" interview.
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Though the court papers provided few details about the information he provided, it seems clear that some or all of that material could very well end up surfacing in the not-too-distant future.
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While Verizon will still have quite a way to go before catching Google or Facebook, it could conceivably turn itself into the third biggest recipient of Internet advertising revenues in the not-too-distant future.
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The team ultimately began working on a game that would be Blizzard's first entry into the popular first-person-shooter genre, and they would set it on Earth, sometime in the not-too-distant future.
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Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Robert Kaplan said on Tuesday that the U.S. economy is strong enough to justify an interest-rate hike in the "not too distant future," but increases will be very gradual.
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In such a rapidly growing company — XeroShoes has moved office spaces two times already and expects to move again in the not-too-distant future — an ideal workspace is a matter of functionality and capacity.
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Sadly, for many Europeans, what feels like a daunting challenge for law enforcement today may start to feel like a struggle for the very existence of their free societies in the not-too-distant future.
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KIEV (Reuters) - United States Energy Secretary Rick Perry said on Tuesday that a sanctions bill putting onerous restrictions on companies involved in the Nord Stream 2 project would come in the "not too distant future".
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At the outset of a coronavirus briefing at the White House on Saturday, Mr. Trump said he would be "meeting personally with Taliban leaders in the not-too-distant future," but offered no further details.
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Supermarkets are counting on you to load up and help them improve their bottom lines, so don't get used to the lower prices—things will be back to normal in the not-too-distant future.
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We're facing trillion-dollar annual deficits starting in '19, and we can see on the horizon that the federal budget may end up spending $1 trillion on interest alone in the not-too-distant future.
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But beyond Trump saying he plans to travel to Beijing "in the not too distant future" to launch those discussions, there is no firm date for talks, nor is there a clear-cut path forward.
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U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry said earlier on Tuesday in Kiev that a sanctions bill putting onerous restrictions on companies involved in the Nord Stream 2 project would come in the "not too distant future".
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There are rumors that Ring of Honor is liable to be subject to a NJPW–style talent raid, with everyone from Jay Lethal to Veda Scott supposedly coming to WWE in the not too distant future.
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With an IPO looking inevitable in the not too distant future, even as it continues to raise funding, Airbnb would be wise to broaden its listings toward less sticky revenue streams before it takes the plunge.
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But if patent filings are any indication (and they often can be), then its appears that Apple really wants to create the all-glass abomination we always hoped it wouldn't in the not-too-distant-future.
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When it comes to one particular commodity – crude oil - Faber also pointed to economic growth in emerging Asia as boosting prices, adding that oil could easily test $70 a barrel in the not too distant future.
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The euro fell nearly 20.9 percent versus the greenback as signs of stronger Chinese economic growth boosted recently batted-down expectations that the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates again in the not-too-distant future.
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And I think if there is an agreement in the not too distant future, I think that will pick up the Chinese economy and I think it will be bullish for the U.S. economy as well.
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Through a loose narrative set in a not-too-distant future, Call the Comet follows two inhabitants of an alternative society as they search for a new idealism in the aftermath of the album's titular comet.
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If any change is needed at all, it would require a different approach: the cyber component should gain supremacy over any other type of SIGINT activity, as this will be the not-too-distant future reality.
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Trump added in subsequent tweets that an "important part" of the deal "will be revealed in the not too distant future" and warned that tariffs would be reinstated if it is voted down by Mexico's legislature.
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But a dwindling and aging tax base, higher payments to providers and health insurers, and overall high health care prices could result in fewer covered hospital bills for Medicare enrollees in the not-too-distant future.
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In an Oval Office meeting with Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman Tuesday, President Trump said he wants to meet Vladimir Putin in the "not too distant future" to discuss the "arms race" and North Korea.
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Jack Clark, head of policy at OpenAI, can see a not-too-distant future in which governments create machine-learning systems that attempt to radicalize populations in other countries, or force views onto their own people.
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President Donald Trump on Saturday told reporters at a White House news conference in Washington that he would be "meeting personally with Taliban leaders in the not too distant future" following the signing of the agreement.
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At the most basic level, what Pelosi's announcement means is that we will -- at some point in the not-too-distant future -- almost certainly have a full House vote on whether Trump deserves to be impeached.
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What we can say is that Intel really does seem to be pushing this form factor, and it expects to be working with several manufacturers to help develop these devices in the not-too-distant future.
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Rock-bottom interest rates have hurt European banks, but the U.S. Federal Reserve's decision on March 15 to raise interest rates has increased the likelihood of higher European lending rates in the not too distant future.
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But at some point in 2015, he looked into the not-too-distant future and saw a very bleak world, one that was nothing like the polished utopia of connectivity and total information promised by his colleagues.
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The filing states that the acquisition was to "enhance the company's player product offering" and is the best evidence yet that Roku will be jumping into intelligent multi-room home audio in the not too distant future.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Robert Kaplan said on Tuesday that the U.S. economy is strong enough to justify an interest-rate hike in the "not too distant future," but increases will be very gradual.
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When you're launching your seven-person DC office, you might expect it to grow to a 15-person team relatively quickly and hope it will grow to a 203-person team in the not-too-distant future.
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There's a reason the media has a laser-focus on millennial habits: In the not-too-distant future, the spending power of this avocado-loving generation has significant implications for governments, NGOs, and businesses the world over.
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"In the end, Chipotle is Lang's favorite stock in the group here, and he thinks that this $443 stock can rally to $8003 and then perhaps even [to] $500 in the not-too-distant future," Cramer said.
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"I'll make the announcement (on the date of elections) in a very public forum in the not too distant future," Irish Taoiseach Kenny told CNBC on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos on Thursday.
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These are important measures to flatten the curve and keep our health care system from being overloaded as we try to head off a serious shortage of hospital beds and ventilators in the not too distant future.
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"It would be natural to expect Xi to make his first visit as president to Pyongyang in the not-too-distant future," said John Delury, an associate professor of Chinese Studies at Yonsei University in South Korea.
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Dictate a text on your smartphone, search for a photo on Google or, in the not too distant future, ride in a self-driving car, and you will be using technology based partly on Dr. Hinton's ideas.
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"The company plans to vigorously contest the baseless allegations made in this case by the FTC and expects to resume its normal operations in the not too distant future," an attorney for the company told Business Insider.
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None of these first-generation ships will be fully electric, but Mr. Skjeldam predicts that in the not-too-distant future, some vessels will be able to sail entirely under battery power for hours at a time.
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After all, the current economic recovery is already some nine years old, while many years of ultra-easy monetary policy might have set up the conditions for a perfect economic storm in the not-too-distant future.
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But, just as he went from hero to heel over the last 7 months, it's possible Zuckerberg returns to his past perch as high priest of our new technology age sometime in the not too distant future.
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Bicep have been DJing all over the world—obviously—but in terms of new music, they've kept things largely under wraps, staying off-grid while they apparently work on something big for the not too distant future.
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That doesn't mean the stock is ready to turn into a rocket and soar higher, but she expects that Apple will be testing its resistance again at the $118 to $121 level in the not too distant future.
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Notably, a16z hasn't announced a new flagship fund since 2016, and most firms roll out new funds every two to three years, meaning a new fund — or even funds — will be coming in the not-too-distant future.
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This is the rocket that Musk hopes will carry crew to Mars in the not-too-distant future and because he's a glutton for punishment, Musk is also planning on recovering all three of the Falcon Heavy's boosters.
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Given Sony's traditional use of the Xperia line as a funnel for camera technology, I'd say it's probably safe to expect similar low-light cameras to start trickling into other manufacturers' handsets in the not too distant future.
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Box CEO Aaron Levie could see customers retiring these legacy systems and shutting down or greatly reducing their on-prem data center footprint in the not-too-distant future as a result of simplifying the data transfer process.
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But I am 80 years old, so even if my cancer treatments extend my life, I know I will die in the not too distant future and want to ensure I do not suffer needlessly when I do.
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Since the document's signing, President Trump has announced he would "be meeting personally with Taliban leaders in the not too distant future," and that he has "a really good relationship with the Mullah," co-founder of the Taliban.
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And the tax cuts and spending increases pumped into an expanding economy since December shorten the odds that the Fed will step in forcefully in the not-too-distant future to bring an overheated expansion to an end.
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Additionally, Manus VR is working on replicating the experiment on the Oculus and the PlayStation VR, so we're likely to see this eventually make its way to the public in some form in the not too distant future.
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Bigger retailers offer sales all the time — which means if you hit the snooze button on Black Friday and miss that speaker, you may be able to find it on sale again in the not-too-distant future.
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" He touted his "great relationship" with Moon on both trade and in working with North Korea's Kim Jong Un, again saying the time and place for a second meeting would be announced "in the not too distant future.
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One source said there was a "good chance" the programme would continue and a decision was due in the "not too distant future," but it was unclear if the extension could be agreed as soon as next week.
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"It's concerning that, in the not too distant future, we may see more cancer patients, mothers who've had caesareans and patients who've had other surgery facing life threatening situations if antibiotics fail to ward off infections," Cosford said.
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Not everyone thinks the solution requires turning to drones like the Nexus, but the exhibits this year show the role that digital technology — everything from laser sensors to electric drive systems — will play in the not-too-distant future.
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Indeed, if the current round of the LME copper stocks battle pans out as before, a whole lot of LME metal, around 100,000 tonnes of it, is probably on its way to China in the not too distant future.
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If the market is taking this in stride a little bit, then it's likely they believe there will still be a deal in the not-too-distant future and we would not get tariffs on the other $300 billion.
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And I couldn't help but wonder: In the not-too-distant future, where sex may no longer needed for human reproduction and embryos are selected based on genetic traits, would it be better for everyone to have a twin?
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Zuckerberg even said that people will share more to Stories than they will to Facebook or Instagram's feeds in the "not-too-distant future," making Stories one of the most dominant ways that people share photos and videos online.
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BOE officials had previously talked of the need for higher borrowing costs in the not-too-distant future, but Governor Mark Carney announced that the central bank's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) had voted unanimously to hold rates at 0.75%.
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To use it, you need a thousand-dollar gaming PC. Gamers are already buying into this package, but for average consumers, the ones Facebook envisions using Social VR in the not-too-distant future, it's a prohibitively expensive proposition.
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But the muted rise in longer-dated bond yields shows investors are sceptical the U.S. economy can take many more rate hikes, and that the Fed may even have to start cutting rates in the not-too-distant future.
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It remains, however, the best effort ever undertaken to truly get at the issues that are driving up our national debt — a pattern which will, in the not too distant future, put our nation's fiscal fabric at severe risk.
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Which is one reason it's well worth watching filmmaker Pierce Myers' speculative short, set in Mumbai on a vertical server farm on Cyber Monday in the not-too-distant future, which Motherboard has the pleasure of debuting online today.
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Some day in the not too distant future, they'll be auctioning posters of Conley and Allen playing lockdown defense, selling throwback Z-Bo jerseys at a discount, offering up collectible prints of The Grindhouse in its most fervent state.
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That's what two authors of inspired and inspiring books about aging discovered and, happily, have taken the trouble to share with those of us likely to join the ranks of the "oldest old" in the not-too-distant future.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump said Saturday that he looks forward to seeing North Korean's Kim Jong Un "in the not too distant future," but did not give any details about progress toward another meeting between the two leaders.
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In response to present-day disasters like gun violence and environmental destruction, Shaughnessy imagines a not-too-distant future in which comforts are scarce and cephalopods rule the earth, imbuing her apocalyptic poems with a mother's warmth and worries.
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A sanctions bill putting onerous restrictions on companies involved in the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline project, running from Russia to Germany under the Baltic Sea, would come in the "not too distant future," Energy Secretary Rick Perry said today.
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"There is a great deal of interest in providing the ability to control one's environment via a BCI, and we hope to be able to demonstrate further progress in this area in the not-too-distant future," Henderson told me.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeFederico Ciccarese and his company, Youbionic, imagine a not-too-distant future where everything we see is enhanced through augmented reality, and our body's ability to interact with the world is upgraded through augmented physicality.
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Ms. Rice's remarks, along with things Mr. Emmert has said and sentiments athletic directors have expressed recently, have lent momentum to the sense that there will be more payments to players, of some kind, in the not-too-distant future.
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In the not-too-distant future, Perez and her friends could be walking robotic dogs around Badalona or attending a virtual therapy session on their mobile headsets before bed – but for now, hunting down a Pikachu will have to do.
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You can catch the entire interview below, but we thought college students — and their professors and mentors — might want to pay particularly close attention to this concern if they're thinking about hitting up investors in the not-too-distant future.
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In the paper, researchers detail the creation of a model using mouse cell cultures, but in the not-too-distant future the same approach could be used to create models of various human reproductive diseases in order to better study them.
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Whether that extends to wearing the thing all day and night, however, is another question entirely, but I've been assured by Samsung that we'll be getting our hands on a full-fledge review model in the not too distant future.
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But that said, their report is noteworthy because it argues that EVs will curtail the global thirst for oil so much that the decline will outpace other areas of heavy demand — namely petrochemicals and trucking — in the not-too-distant future.
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With more than half of 2017 still ahead, the retail industry is seeing a record-setting pace for bankruptcy filings and store closings — and more are expected in the not too distant future, despite what most consider a healthy consumer.
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"With this aircraft we believe we will hit 787 million passengers in the not-too-distant future," Fernandes said, adding negotiations started over a meal in an Iranian restaurant in London last year, for which he said he paid the bill.
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I want to also see how much this is costing, you know, what's the cost to it, and I'll be talking to you folks in the not-too-distant future about it, having to do with what just took place.
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No new policy changes had been anticipated this meeting of the bank's monetary policy committee, but analysts had predicted that recent market volatility could have forced the bank's hand to provide more policy support in the not-too-distant future.
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Image: QualcommThere's already a lot of speculation that at some point in the not too distant future, Apple will convert its MacBook line over to using its ARM-based A-series chips instead of the Intel chips its used today.
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So with that in mind, we've come up with our dream wish list of some of the most talented female directors working today, who, we hope, will find their way to the Oscars as nominees in the not-too-distant future.
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"I don't know if this is going to be a permanent end to this idea, or if we'll see it reincarnated in different form in the not-too-distant future," Soffiyah Elijah, executive director of Alliance of Families for Justice, said.
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And so BBC America in the not too distant future will have a micro net, if you want to call it that, of natural history programming on weekends, so that people can experience it with the television on all the time.
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And yet, those same 21 senators -- 11 Republicans, 10 Democrats -- will almost assuredly be asked to vote in the not-too-distant future on whether Kavanaugh should be given a lifetime appointment to the most powerful court in the country.
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And yet, those same 21 Senators -- 11 Republicans, 10 Democrats -- will almost assuredly be asked to vote in the not-too-distant future on whether Kavanaugh should be given a lifetime appointment to the most powerful court in the country.
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This month, Trump said he had received a "great" letter from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and would probably meet him again in the not-too-distant future, as part of efforts to persuade him to give up his nuclear weapons.
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While the essence of the story might have been simplified had McEwan chosen to set Machines Like Me in the not-too-distant future, his commitment to telling an alternate history of the 1980s in which Turing lived feels fresh and surprising.
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This is not a time for scaremongering — and, thankfully, the Paris agreement gives us a path forward to avoid scenarios such as mass climate migration — but it is beholden on all nations to keep to their word in the not-too-distant future.
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Here's a story that sounds like something out of our own not-too-distant future: Encroaching sea-levels caused by a warming climate triggered the downfall of a population living on a remote island in the Pacific, after they failed to adapt.
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The ratio was 62 percent during the period, a slight improvement on the 63 percent recorded in the full-year 2015, but the company said it aimed to lower it significantly, and take it below 60 percent "in the not too distant future".
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" Krishna Memani, Oppenheimer Funds' chief investment officer, didn't believe this meant the end of U.S.-China trade talks: "The fact that we have a tariff today doesn't preclude the likelihood of reaching some sort of a settlement in the not-too-distant future.
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The announcement was so casual that you may have missed it when the company tweeted it last week in response to fan, who asked if Gilmore Girls pops (the name for the action figures) were a possibility in the not-too-distant future.
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No word on whether or when the app might be coming to additional operating systems, but given Microsoft's mobile strategy of late, I wouldn't be too shocked to see it arrive on Android and iOS devices in the not too distant future.
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If it is realized, it would reduce Israel's Palestinian population to a permanent underclass and mean, in the not-too-distant future, that a Jewish minority would be ruling a Muslim majority, with the world on the side of the oppressed majority.
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"If they take this year and they can restructure that, and show some growth there, that, along with basing and improving their software, should give them a chance to bounce back and show some growth in the not-too-distant future," he said.
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"I believe that the logic of encryption will bring us, in the not too distant future, to a place where all of our papers and effects are entirely private," Comey told the committee, arguing that such a scenario would make investigation impossible.
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In fact, it would not be surprising to see Lashley and Kongo mix it up for the organization's heavyweight title in the not too distant future, as current champion Vitaly Minakov has not set foot on the canvas in almost two years.
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Unfortunately, instead of moving now to avert potentially severe consequences in the not-too-distant future, national leadership seems content not to just to watch the red ink grow but to go on a gleeful spending spree and effectively hasten the problem along.
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It's not difficult to imagine a time in the not-too-distant future when smartphones get relegated to being more specialized devices for specific tasks, in the same way that PCs fell into that more specialized role with the growing importance of smartphones.
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If true, then it is possible to imagine in the not-too-distant future the emergence in North Africa of a relatively tolerant representative government with substantial oil resources and a population that will never forget America's help in a time of peril.
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"For Walgreens, the transaction is a more modest negative ... We would not expect WBA to sit on the capital for very long and would look for a combination of share repurchases and additional M&A in the not-too-distant future," Muken said.
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We're beginning to come up with some thoughts about what the market will look like post-ACA, so we'll be working with our board and stakeholders in laying out what we think some of those options are in a not-too-distant future.
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"Hopefully, in the not-too-distant future, doctors and nurses may start getting a warning a day or two before for these acute causes of patient deterioration," Dr. Dominic King, DeepMind's health lead and coauthor of the research paper, told CNN Business.
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In the not too distant future, Representative Chris Collins will likely have his day in court to answer the insider trading charges that were leveled against him on Wednesday, but the Republican lawmaker may well be judged sooner — by voters in November.
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The electric revolution in transportation is as significant as the switch from the horse and buggy to the Model T. In the not-too-distant future -- some project as soon as 260 -- the majority of new cars on the road will be electric.
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As Israel and America contemplate how to deal with an increasingly assertive Iran and the escalating security situation along Israel's borders, they also must prepare for significant changes in the not too distant future that will profoundly transform the Middle East landscape.
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"This might sound like science fiction, but space agencies and private companies around the world are actively trying to turn this aspiration into reality in the not-too-distant future," Elmars Krausz, study co-author and a professor emeritus at ANU, said in the statement.
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With such a strong foundation, it's no surprise that prominent engineers, investors and entrepreneurs are proactively building their transportation ventures in LA. In the not too distant future, self-driving cars from Google, Uber, Tesla or LA's Faraday Future may eliminate the city's traffic woes.
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Speaking with Mercedes representatives here in Geneva, I was told that this four-door concept is very close — somewhere in the range of 90 percent — to the eventual Mercedes-AMG sports car that will be released at some point in the not too distant future.
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Consider the not-too-distant future: you'll order something from Amazon, a robot will select the item from a giant, nearly-human free warehouse, (this part is already happening), silently load your order into a driverless truck and take it to a smaller, local facility.
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Even Apple is eyeing new colors, if rumors are to be believed Put all that together, and it suddenly doesn't seem all that unlikely at all that we could soon see more phones in unusual colors or even textures in the not-too-distant future .
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It's another wild idea that finally came to fruition this year that I can see coming to our smartphones in the not too distant future — in fact, the folks at Light tell me that they're already working with an unnamed OEM to do just that.
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Still, experts agree that in most cases specific tasks — versus entire jobs — are likely to be eliminated by AI. The impacts may be felt in the "not too distant future," across different roles — from radiologists to truck drivers to gardeners, the Stanford study found.
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Those who did not choke up at this may have choked on their food as they imagined a not-too-distant-future Taiwan overrun with strays, like a beached Noah's Ark without the benefit of God limiting the animal passengers to two of each kind.
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"We remain optimistic that ESMA will be in a position in the not too distant future to provide a full and positive assessment for the Cayman Islands and Bermuda in the same manner," said industry trade body AIMA said in a statement on Tuesday.
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For example, rather than answering a single user's query for the nearest Chinese restaurant, a conversational AI agent in the not-too-distant future will be able to engage with a group of people to help them choose where to go out to eat.
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Community parties at the theater in the park include "Into the Jungle" themes, with boa constrictors and baby crocodiles; "bubble shows" with human-size bubbles; and cartoon character breakfasts that in the not-too-distant future will also delight Ms. Grotas's 235-month-old, Jordyn.
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"Hopefully myself being one of those guys who haven't given up over the years, in terms of battling it out at the lower levels and coaching here in Hershey," Mann said, "and hopefully the N.H.L. is to come in the not-too-distant future."
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"Our downgrade is predicated on multiple factors, including slowing U.S. restaurant industry same-store sales trends during second quarter and tougher year-over-year comparisons that McDonald's U.S. begins lapping in the not-too-distant future," Nomura's Mark Kalinowski wrote in a note to clients Wednesday.
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In the not-too-distant future, when things look irreversibly bleak, I know some backyard bodger will accidentally come up with a source of infinite, clean energy using nothing more than dodgy soldering, hacked-together code, and a scarred Raspberry Pi. Today, though, is not that day.
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Or would you just keep on with your day-to-day city existence, trying to block out the thought that one day in the not-too-distant-future, there might not be any coffee, because there might not be any plants, or any people, for that matter.
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" Joshua Levy, one of the AI engineers behind Siri, is cautiously optimistic that we'll have a consistently reliable, fully autonomous conversational interface in the not-too-distant future: "I'm not saying we'll never solve the language problem—probably we will—but right now it's really not solved.
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"It is easy for consumers to be lulled into complacency by ample stocks and low prices today, but they should heed the writing on the wall: the historic investment cuts we are seeing raise the odds of unpleasant oil-security surprises in the not-too-distant-future."
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While repairing hair bundles in samples of mouse-pup ear tissue is not the same thing as repairing those inside the ears of people suffering from hearing loss, Dr Watson's findings suggest that a treatment of this sort may be possible in the not too distant future.
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As a result, it's not difficult to imagine a time in the not-too-distant future when smartphones get relegated to being more specialized devices for specific tasks, in the same way that PCs fell into that more specialized role with the growing importance of smartphones.
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Trump, who campaigned on withdrawing U.S. troops from "endless wars," has touted the deal as a major achievement, telling reporters at the White House on Saturday that he planned to meet with the Taliban in person "in the not-too-distant future" without offering further details.
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"I'll be meeting personally with Taliban leaders in the not-too-distant future and will be very much hoping that they will be doing what they say they're going to be doing," the president said at a news conference in Washington hours after the agreement was signed.
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"In 2017, as nations around the world jockey to establish a presence on the moon of some sort in the coming decade or so, it seems a given that permanent human structures will be visible on the lunar surface in the not-too-distant future," Winchell said.
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Oh, and one last thing: Having previously axed long-standing tech features including FireWire, USB-A ports, the physical home key on the iPhone, and, of course, headphones jacks, getting rid of physical keyboards kind of sounds exactly like something Apple might do in the not too distant future.
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And if it turns out that teaching AI systems how to perform various tasks is as simple as teaching them to read, it could lead, in not-too-distant future, to computers that are more like human assistants in their ability to speed-read, summarize, and answer questions.
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Pretty much every major phone company is ditching the headphone jack in the name of thinness, and while OnePlus isn't committing to keep it around forever, it is intentionally stirring things up when it may well choose to drop the headphone jack in the not-too-distant future.
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At some point in the not too distant future, neuroscience will advance to the point where blood can be taken from a newborn child, and based on that baby's genome, scientists will be able to predict what mental dysfunctions or illnesses that individual will have a predisposition for.
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"We are doing a very robust review of our operations there and we hope to come up with a decision in the not too distant future," Managing Director Mohd Bakke Salleh told reporters in a post-earnings press conference, adding that a decision could be made in three months.
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Read more: The inside story of how Chick-fil-A used Christian values and a 'clone army' to build a booming business that's defying the retail apocalypse and taking over America"I would be suprised if they didn't double that in the not-too-distant future," Kalinowski said.
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This original performance from the fertile brains of Marcia Belsky and Melissa Stokoski resets the backdrop of the original Margaret Atwood novel and Hulu original series to Brooklyn in the not-too-distant future, populated by millennials (it may be a dystopian future, but some things never change).
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If that message had begun to ring hollow in recent years, as the Yankees mortgaged the present for a brighter, not-too-distant future and an escape from luxury-tax jail, it may have some resonance on Monday, as the Yankees signed the free-agent second baseman Neil Walker.
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Fixes One day, ideally in the not-too-distant future, when Congress finally passes major legislation to curb carbon emissions — to reduce the environmental and economic harm caused by climate change — Americans will owe a big thank you to the perseverance and discipline of the Citizens' Climate Lobby.
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A Baltic defense minister recently told me that Russia's Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinPutin, Xi more trusted than Trump worldwide: poll Brent Budowsky: Bloomberg should give billion to Democrats Pavlich: Soleimani's death should be an American celebration MORE could attempt to take over Belarus in the not-too-distant future.
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If ever ..." Soon after speaking with Putin on March 20, Trump told reporters that he had a "very good call" with Putin and said he suspected "that we'll probably be meeting in the not-too-distant future to discuss the arms race, which is getting out of control.
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Based around a mission to establish a colony on the red planet in the year 2033 and featuring Elon Musk himself, the drama sounds like the sort of thing we might potentially be witnessing IRL in the not-too-distant future (albeit with much less fire and screaming, hopefully).
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According to the synopsis, the series is "set in the not-too-distant future metropolis of Weird" where the rich and poor are segregated into a hyper-affluent "Above the Line" society and a destitute "Below the Line" community, where everyone lives like peasants and does their own laundry or whatever.
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Crystal ball, part 1: despite the recent blip upwards after falling to their lowest levels of the year last week, the bearish McNally sees prices heading much lower in the not-too-distant future, getting into the low-$30s per barrel by the first half of next year, if not sooner.
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The move in December I think was the right move, but I think we are going to have to be slow and patient – doesn't mean standing still – and I think we will make another move sometime in the not too distant future if GDP recovers in the way I expect.
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In that time, a number of alarming reports have come from the United States as well as the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, reiterating that global warming is occurring, that impacts are already being felt and that it will become much more significant in the not-too-distant future.
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And so I must add "rational fear that the place I call home might, at one point in the not too distant future, become uninhabitable" to my usual concerns about a world overrun by fascists and general climate change dread and grief for those communities already wiped out by it.
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So it's not yet clear if Nadler's latest comments suggest a serious escalation that really could lead to Trump's impeachment in the not-too-distant future — or whether they're instead Democrats' latest attempt to convince their base they're "doing something" on impeachment despite Pelosi's continued opposition to, well, actual impeachment.
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"We had a very good call, and I suspect that we'll probably be meeting in the not-too-distant future to discuss the arms race, which is getting out of control," Trump told reporters, adding that he and Putin also needed to get together to discuss Ukraine, Syria and North Korea.
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"As the President himself confirmed on March 20, hours after his last call with President Putin, the two had discussed a bilateral meeting in the 'not-too-distant future' at a number of potential venues, including the White House," White House deputy press secretary Raj Shah said in a statement.
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It is true that purging its European operations, which have admittedly lost billions since the turn of the century, could free up cash in the not-too-distant future for G.M. This in turn will presumably enhance the firm's ability to buy back its shares and help to increase shareholder value.
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Regardless, as the tipster points out, it's widely understood that Apple will stop supporting the iPhone 5 and 5C with the release of iOS 11, so if you're using one of these phones, you might want to get used to iOS 10 and brace for bugs in the not too distant future.
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"If Microchip Technology can clear its near-term ceiling at $75, which is only a few cents above where the stock is currently trading, ... then Smith believes it can make its way to $86 in the not-too-distant future," Cramer said, adding that its upcoming earnings report could be the catalyst.
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Ford's also discussing its vision of the future at the North American Auto Show this week, with a City of Tomorrow Symposium that looks at how smart infrastructure and connected vehicles, along with ride-sharing services like Chariot, might transform what our urban environments look like in the not-too-distant future.
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IS IT YOUR EXPECTATION YOULL BE COMPETING AGAINST YOUTUBE AT SOME POINT IN THE NOT TOO DISTANT FUTURE WE MENTIONED AMAZON ALREADY FOR THESE RIGHTS AS THEY COME UP MOONVE: I THINK AS OUR NEXT NFL DEAL COMES UP IN 2022 FOR THE BIG PACKAGE, I THINK THEYLL BE PART OF THE CONVERSATION.
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"The case is strengthening" for a rate hike, Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan said on CNBC TV. "And you should conclude from that in the not too distant future ... I think we're moving toward being able to take another step," he said, adding that such a move would depend on continued economic progress.
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Tesla has burned through billions of dollars in cash over the last few quarters, and will likely need to raise a lot more money in the not-too-distant future to fund ambitious plans, such as the construction of a new factory in China and the development of a Model Y crossover SUV.
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And if regulators someday in the not-too-distant future decide that autonomous vehicles, or quasi-autonomy, are indeed safer than humans behind the wheel, and you see this suddenly ubiquitous and inexpensive technology being downloaded into vehicles, that's going to be a great and enormous cultural and economic challenge for this country.
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"When we were taking a look at our $11 billion investment in electrification, it became obvious to us that we were going to need a second plant in the not-too-distant future to add capacity for our battery electric vehicles," Joe Hinrichs, Ford's president of global operations, said in a telephone interview.
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That means that at some point in the not-too-distant future, Open Phil will have to decide if criminal justice investments are a better bet than macroeconomic policy ones, and by how much; if macroeconomic policy investments are a better bet than biosecurity; and whether either is better than funding medical research.
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Cavins notes that, among other things, Outdoorsy is working with numerous event organizers with the hope that in the not-too-distant future, when a customer buys a ticket to a NASCAR race or to a music festival, that person can also book a parking pass and an RV stocked with a favorite champagne.
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And even with Google having recently granted Huawei a 90-day license to continue working with U.S. companies, it's hard to get really excited about the Honor 20 Pro knowing that there's a possibility the phone could lose access to the Google Play Store and future security updates in the not too distant future.
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My sisters and I turned out more than fine (there may have been the occasional summer party during our teenage years, but Mom doesn't need to know that!) -- and yet, the thought of letting my 8- and 9-year-old gals do the same thing now, or in the not too distant future, more than freaks me out.
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Asked whether Sequoia is preparing to raise another U.S.-oriented fund — the likeliest reason for Goetz to ease himself out of his day-to-day activities at the firm — Botha declined to comment on the prospect, but we'd guess it's either about to tap its LPs for a new fund or it will in the not-too-distant future.
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For Smith, the opportunity isn't merely to help BCV reshape its thinking and (likely) attract more female founders, it's also a chance for her to write bigger checks to startups, given that BCV is currently investing out of a $600 million fund (and is likely to close another big fund in the not-too-distant future).
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The differences between Edge on Windows and macOS should be minimal, and you can expect a mobile version for Android and iOS to appear in the not-too-distant future as well, ready to sync all your browsing data between the desktop and your phones and tablets (the old Edge is still available for mobile devices).
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I'm not allowed to give away plot details now, but I will say it's a thriller that takes place in the not-too-distant-future, and it's about people fighting for control of a biochemical agent with very specific properties: it has to be powerful, have a certain half-life, and must blow up under certain circumstances.
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DAVID RUBENSTEIN: Well, of course, things can always go wrong, but the signs that have come out of both sides are that there's some indication that there will probably be a meeting with the President and Xi Jinping at some point in the not too distant future, at which point they will probably reach an agreement that's publicly announced.
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If smartphone hardware rumors are on the money, and they are usually at least in the ballpark (with the exception of transparent, bendable phones; apparently forever doomed to be mocked up in Photoshop) — then a 3D depth sensor is coming to the front-facing camera of a handset near you in the not too distant future.
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In the not too distant future, scientists should be able to peer into the hearts of exploding stars, figure out how matter is changed within the hot, high-pressure center of a neutron star, and better characterize what a black hole really is — all thanks to barely-detectable waves sent out to the far ends of the observable universe.
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There's a day in the not-too-distant future when incorrigible smokers, having blackened their lungs beyond function, will have access to a shiny new artificial pair; when cancer patients will mobilize microscopic nanobots in their bloodstreams to eradicate disease; when diabetes will be nothing more than a bad memory on account of an effective blood-sugar management system.
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It's a standard, after all, and just like USB spelled the end of the line for parallel and serial ports, USB-C will eventually be the port to rule all ports, and those peripherals you're clinging to will someday, in the not too distant future, be deemed too slow or feature-poor to keep you competitive.
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He is midway through a contract with the Public that expires in 2018, so he must decide in the not-too-distant future whether to ask the board to extend his tenure, or to do something else (he especially loves teaching, which he does regularly at the Bread Loaf School of English in Vermont and at New York University).
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"I just left the United Nations last week and I was told by one of the most powerful leaders of the world that they are going to be announcing in the not too distant future five major factories in the United States, between increasing and new, five," Trump said in a speech on tax reform in Indianapolis.
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One hopes that wherever she lands next she will shine her light not inside the white box of a museum or gallery, but in the world, where she can prick the work-a-day consciousness with endless tears, and gaze in her reflecting pool at a not-too-distant future that may hold no logic at all.
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McIlroy said he could imagine a not-too-distant future when the Players Championship is returned to its original date in March and the P.G.A. Championship is moved up three months, to May, to clear the way for the FedEx Cup playoffs to start in August and end by Labor Day — before the start of the N.F.L. regular season.
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Lyft announced Monday that it has partnered with automotive giant General Motors to create a network of self-driving cars that will one day in the distant (or not-too-distant future) be able to pick up and drop off passengers at the touch of a button on our phones — and likely put many of its drivers out of work.
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"Hopefully, in the not-too-distant future, Congress will step in and say, 'OK, we're going to allow states to pursue these experiments, and we're going to let them have banking so it's not all done in cash, and you're putting people's lives at risk, and we're going to have better tests … someone's going to figure out a breathalyzer for marijuana,' " he said.
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"I just left the United Nations last week and I was told by one of the most powerful leaders of the world that they are going to be announcing in the not too distant future five major factories in the United States, between increasing and new, five," Trump told the audience in Indianapolis, adding that it was in the automotive industry.
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The auto and trucking industry is already signaling a move toward electric, and with the cost curve going down on battery technology by 80 percent since 2010, we do a disservice to our island citizens if we don't start building the infrastructure now that enables them to tap into the most economic means of transportation in the not-too-distant future.
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This question is at the heart of Perlman's directorial début , "The Slows," a short film that premièred at festivals in September and is set in a not too distant future, when scientists have rescued the Earth from collapse and solved all humanity's problems, to such an extent that reproduction and child-rearing no longer drain the species' attention and resources.
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Cramer said it's important for both investors and companies to think how shifting consumer preferences for more eco-friendly products "will directly impact Dow's earnings in the not-too-distant future.." Get Cramer's full thoughts here After falling off the cliff with the rest of the stock market in the last quarter of 2018, Yext has caught fire soaring nearly 50 percent this year.
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From the rise of brands selling digitally fabricated jewelry on platforms like Shapeways to the proclamations by the Google futurist Ray Kurzweil that by 280 we will be able to print open-source clothes in our homes for just a few cents, headlines would have you believe that style trends will come from a printer, rather than off the rack, in the not-too-distant future.
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Trump said during a news conference a day earlier that he would meet with leaders from the militant group "in the not too distant future" following the signing earlier Saturday of a historic agreement between the US and the Taliban which sets into motion the potential of a full withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan and could pave the way to ending America's longest-fought war.
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"I personally think the two leaders feel that a great deal is at stake ... I think they will find a way forward, not on June 12, but sometimes in the not-too-distant future and get this discussion going," Lincoln Bloomfield, chairman emeritus at the Stimson Center, told CNBC's Bernie Lo. Strong incentives for Trump and Kim to meet also supported expectations for potential talks to take place in time.
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The race to gather up an unprecedented amount of money — by Sequoia most notably, but also numerous other firms that have been raising record-breaking amounts this year — is directly correlated to one of the biggest disruptive trends in the venture industry in recent years: SoftBank's Vision Fund, a $100 billion fund for now, though SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son has said expect more gargantuan funds in the not-too-distant future.
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It occupies some weird middle ground, a step above FaceTime or telepresence robots on their own, but far below what you might envision a digital proxy might look like in the not-too-distant future—stuck between a new dawn just over the horizon and the present, not quite an HD hologram realistic enough to fool someone after a couple of drinks, but arguably better than one of these dumb things.
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When that happens, the failure to invest in new capacity could lead to supply disruptions and the return of spiking prices: "It is easy for consumers to be lulled into complacency by ample stocks and low prices today, but they should heed the writing on the wall: the historic investment cuts we are seeing raise the odds of unpleasant oil-security surprises in the not-too-distant-future," IEA executive director Fatih Birol said in a statement.
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Tuttle also notes the growing number of far-flung tech companies looking to list their share in the U.S. Among these are three China-based companies with plans to raise hundreds of millions of dollars by selling American depositary shares in the not-too-distant future, including Bilibili, a nine-year-old, Shanghai, China-based anime video sharing platform; iQiyi, an eight-year-old Beijing-based video streaming service; and OneSmart, a 10-year-old, Shanghai, China-based K-12 after-school education provider.
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Separately, the newspaper also reported that in negotiations between member states about redistribution, a compromise was starting to emerge which would link accepting refugees to payments that would come from the EU. "The vast majority of EU states had not filed a complaint about redistribution and do not take the view that they never want to take in a refugee so I think there's an opportunity to achieve a distribution of refugees that shows solidarity in the not too distant future," Merkel said in the F.A.S. interview.
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Emma Roberts is starring in a new sci-fi movie set in the not-too-distant future, but the wardrobe looks straight out of my all-time favorite Jane Austen adaptations and movies about the Queen Elizabeth I. A buzz is accumulating around Paradise Hills, a thriller which tells the story of Uma (Roberts), the daughter of a wealthy businessman who is sent to a private sanitarium by a billionaire who decides he wants to marry Uma; however, he is also in the process of a hostile takeover of her father's company.
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So the implication of the phrase is that, in the not too distant future, we the consumer might be being sold interactions with 'humans' when in truth we're chatting to an artificial… (Indeed, in some edge cases, this may have already happened.) The Turing test that challenges software to display indistinguishably human intelligence to a set of human judges hasn't yet been passed convincingly — unless you count a 2014 experiment in which a chatbot posing as a 13-year-old Ukrainian boy convinced a third of the judges it was a real boy after five minutes of text chatting.
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