The woodland machines, programmed by aliens to kill, want peace from other machines, programmed by humans to kill.
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Pre-programmed settings with Ninja's Auto IQ will take care of multiple recipe steps for you, and that includes pre-programmed blade usage.
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The moral here is not that Hal kills the crew because it was programmed to lie, but because it wasn't programmed how to lie.
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They are programmed to operate in 11 different languages and in Peninsula-style, they're pre-programmed to your native tongue before you check-in.
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There are some she was programmed to know the answer to, but most she flat out ignored before moving on to another (pre-programmed) subject.
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Disobedience is bred — or, rather — programmed — in.
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As for pre-programmed flight paths, GoPro offers exactly four, which seem simpler to use than DJI's, even if they don't offer quite the versatility of programmed movement.
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Vernie can be programmed to tell jokes or rap and the cat can be playful and programmed to drink virtual milk (and then digitally fart because it's lactose intolerant).
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But with every precise dance move I'm reminded that this sophisticated machine can be programmed to execute me as easily as it can be programmed to dance to Bruno Mars.
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At the moment pretty much all smartphone assistants are special-cased and pre-programmed and that means they're brittle because they can only do the things they were pre-programmed for.
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We are programmed to send and receive; to make bonds.
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Root can be programmed to draw intricate patterns (or fractals).
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The robot can be programmed in a number of ways.
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"It'll be a programmed entertainment and retail experience," he said.
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But I do think she was programmed to protect people.
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It does so automatically as programmed by computer circuit boards.
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Machine learning systems aren't programmed to take morality into consideration.
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Because the human mind is actually programmed for resource scarcity.
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With the bot, I originally programmed that just for myself.
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We're social animals, we're programmed to want to get along.
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Tell me about this tracker you programmed for this video.
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Thursday's stoppages are not part of the programmed rolling strikes.
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That is just the way he is programmed. 4. Toughness.
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It's "program or be programmed" as Douglas Rushkoff would say.
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The former need to be programmed in truly binary code.
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And the music sounds unplugged even where it's obviously programmed.
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"These dolls can be programmed to simulate rape," Goodlatte said.
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What kinds of ethics should be programmed into autonomous tech?
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Siri was also programmed to never say the word "feminism".
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Schooling sounded disarmingly honest, and not programmed by being overinterviewed.
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Are they just biological machines, whether artificially programmed or not?
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A 2015 law made programmed obsolescence illegal in the country.
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I am programmed to want to take care of men.
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I am programmed to say things like, Are you okay?
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It can be programmed with a short piece of RNA.
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Ailes, a onetime campaign operative, programmed our current political environment.
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It can also be programmed to fit a user's preferences.
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"I was so programmed to fail," he told The Guardian.
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Today's game involves a bat he has programmed to hide.
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It was not programmed by Joseph V. Melillo or BAM.
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No major American orchestras have programmed her works this season.
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He programmed the bot to do the talking for him.
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Most coffee makers can already be programmed on a timer.
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It probably is programmed trading kicking in at this point.
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Clinton tried ... and was criticized for being secretive and programmed!
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When those tasks were mechanized, women often programmed the machines.
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It's already programmed an #UberBot to challenge programmers on Codefights.
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Does the pre-programmed algorithm get passed on to the offspring?
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I mean, the men especially are all programmed a certain way.
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Everything about Dolores' life is pre-programmed, scripted, and endlessly repeated.
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The Forum is programmed to tick like the best Swiss watch.
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Stehmann admits that it programmed the bike like this on purpose.
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Several high-profile musicians have programmed artificial intelligences for music projects.
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The technology is programmed to map faces according to "landmark" points.
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He programmed and hosted the Philharmonic's latest installment of its Contact!
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I played a lot of D and D. I programmed computers.
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It can also scan barcodes and be programmed to recognise faces.
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The individual coder who programmed a bug into the car's software?
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They pre-programmed what they called waypoints into the eight days.
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For now the onboard intelligence is limited to pre-programmed skills.
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But it was the women mathematicians who actually programmed the ENIAC.
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The Knocki is programmed through its companion iOS and Android app.
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Nor, it says, are they programmed to help any other candidate.
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Express what you feel now what you've been programmed to think.
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The term for all of this is planned, or programmed, obsolescence.
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This was almost certainly something they hadn't been programmed to do.
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New York Times events are programmed solely by Times editorial staff.
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Both robots can be programmed to take patients through specific motions.
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They work 24-7, don't require holidays and do as programmed.
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She counters that a dog's responses have not been programmed. True.
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In reality, the noise was programmed to happen on its own.
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They don't solve problems, they are programmed to work around them.
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For fun, father and son programmed an IMSAI 8080 kit computer.
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It can also scan barcodes and be programmed to recognize faces.
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Patrik programmed the Sex Garage stage for most of the 2000s.
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Google even programmed it into its calendar as an official holiday.
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He's been programmed to help people, but he doesn't resent it.
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Narrator: The flying mechanism already has her routine programmed into it.
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As if programmed, he uttered the cursed phrase one final time.
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Deep Blue had been programmed using rules written by human players.
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Only about 25% of optimism is programmed by our genes anyway.
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They just want to chime in with their little programmed reactions.
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"It's program or be programmed," she said, quoting writer Douglas Rushkoff.
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We're so programmed to be strong — don't cry, don't show emotions.
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Nxivm: How a sex cult leader seduced and programmed his followers.
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I am a robot, programmed to obliterate my to-do list.
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Individually and collectively, we have been programmed to want better lives.
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We kind of have programmed ourselves to just open our cabinet.
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" The court decided that "a pre-programmed robot can perform a menial task but, because a pre-programmed robot has no 'skill' and therefore leaves no room for spontaneous human flaw in an exhibition, it cannot 'perform' a piece of music … just as a wind-up toy does not perform for purposes of [the law] neither does a pre-programmed mechanical robot.
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A robotic arm, which is usually programmed to recognize an object and react to it in a certain pre-programmed way, can't easily respond to changes in the environment the same way a human being can.
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"Programmed: Rules, Codes, and Choreographies in Art, 1965-2018" at the Whitney, through April 14, shows how early instruction-driven conceptual art by Sol LeWitt, Lawrence Weiner and others anticipated works that were programmed by computer.
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Male replicants, for their part, are also bound to their programmed obedience.
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Then, they swap hues throughout the entire evening during the programmed sequence.
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The company subsequently blamed its shoddy AI that was programmed by humans.
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All other Shamoon samples traveled through a network using pre-programmed credentials.
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Otherwise, Alexa will answer with Amazon's programmed response, instead of your own.
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To the point that they might be re-programmed to kill you.
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Anyway, the real clever part is how Manny programmed the clone software.
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It's packed with thousands of nanocomputers, each programmed with Manny's cloning software.
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Scientists said all three devices were programmed to return to the North.
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It charges through inductive charging and can be programmed with gesture controls.
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Wheatcroft recently ran the Boston Marathon for which IBM programmed the route.
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The TVs on the plane are programmed to automatically record Property Brothers.
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We have a set of programmed responses, none particularly satisfying or effective.
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Nanny robots may one day be programmed with similar instructions and values.
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They can either be pre-programmed or controlled directly by a person.
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But the lab has also programmed the robot to "trust" certain operators.
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The entire sequence is pre-programmed, and Schiaparelli only has one shot.
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Depending on how it's programmed, the machine could just spit out cash.
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Now, presumably, that was all programmed by whoever or whatever controls Bates.
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In response to various programmed commands, the robot would wink and giggle.
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Would you buy a driverless car that is programmed to kill you?
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" That was Siri's programmed response to a user saying, "You're a slut.
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Some of the pre-programmed voice commands for the Voice Command feature.
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And why would a robot be programmed to detect "will to live"?
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His brain is a sort of machine that has been mis-programmed.
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As traffic picked up, lights came on, programmed to optimise the flow.
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Anki has programmed the robot with what it calls an emotion engine.
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"At least a bad date isn't programmed to like you," Smyles agreed.
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The vacuum is also able to perform edge, spot, and programmed cleaning.
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The more advanced Evo can be programmed using the Ozobot mobile app.
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That every fucking woman everywhere has been programmed to believe, you know.
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Hosts like Dolores are programmed to grant it at their own expense.
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Intel says basic shows can be programmed in an hour or two.
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The event is programmed to bring together founders, technologists, researchers and investors.
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Bots are programmed to understand your questions and give you relevant information.
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"It is programmed so that it only records the game," DeWitte says.
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She has also programmed challenging works by William Forsythe and Pina Bausch.
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"It's not like rock music or programmed drum music," Mr. Jagger said.
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Think 'playlists' of professionally programmed dishes to whip up in the kitchen.
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Because they don't have to be programmed, they're learning from the data.
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He also programmed Mountain, and we just took it step by step.
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The Fenton reaction here induces cell apoptosis—programmed cell death—in tumors.
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The truth is our skin naturally exfoliates itself through programmed cell turnover.
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DINNER ANYTIME You know, I'm a rapper so I'm not too programmed.
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They programmed it with grains of mutant cells and let it beat.
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And the symphonies: The hall has programmed not one cycle, but two.
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Li programmed his bot to be a screening service, in a way.
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Computers don't need such mnemonics; they're programmed to know where things are.
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Yet the choice between "programmed" responses and "free" ones is surely false.
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Imagine if we programmed the mosquitoes that carry malaria to self-destruct.
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Sadly, as a teenager, you're already programmed to go for the lie.
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Experience means that, to a large degree, you're programmed by the establishment.
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" Tellingly, the writer also accused Harris of sometimes coming off as "too programmed.
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Notions of measurable productivity are programmed into the fiber of most video games.
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Then again, isn't that what the Ghost Nation is literally programmed to do?
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Few people, if any, in the human-rights world know how they're programmed.
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They have their trades programmed to sell Japanese stocks when U.S. stocks fell.
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Sometimes Alexa misheard — and sometimes she just didn't have that functionality programmed in.
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And how much of it was something they were always programmed to do?
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The drone's software was programmed to return the drone to its intended course.
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So you have the camera on a computerized, robotic rig with programmed movements.
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He will also have some programmed time off around the All-Star break.
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It includes five manual speeds along with four pre-programmed cycles and pulse.
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" To which his interlocutor responds, "No, you wouldn't, you'd be programmed not to.
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The keys can also be programmed for macros if that's how you game.
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So any universal remote you have can be programmed to work with it.
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Each missile carries multiple warheads which can be programmed to hit different targets.
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For one thing, we're all programmed to believe that "working" equals weight loss.
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For properly programmed robot flunkies, the most recondite experimental schemes are a doddle.
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"Your behaviors, you don't realize it, but you are being programmed," he said.
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Our minds are programmed to think about just one thing at a time.
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I have not been programmed to feel any specific way about this fact.
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Also plays white noise tracks, and can be programmed via a companion app.
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Rather, the screen can be programmed to show the picture in different sizes.
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The hacked-together artificially intelligent assistant is a unique personality programmed by Zuckerberg.
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Programmed as it was, "Culture and its Discontents" could never answer that question.
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However, Boriah claims Lully is the only product programmed to combat night terrors.
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Zeus ships with some pre-programmed moves executable with a wireless PlayStation controller.
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Robots are normally only good at the task they are programmed to do.
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Steve was still getting used to the streets he was programmed to protect.
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A self-driving car would be programmed to drive at the speed limit.
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In Westworld, though, this is a pre-programmed intimate encounter between two hosts.
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Marty can be programmed through Scratch, Python, C++, and Java, among other languages.
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This is programmed attention-manipulation at vast scale, repackaged as a 'social' service.
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Software is programmed and predictable, while the new dataware is trained and predictive.
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Occasionally, a mess of programmed drums or wobbly bass cuts through the quiet.
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The VWs are programmed to emit less nitrogen dioxide emissions than typically occur.
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That could be programmed into the car, said Oliver Blume, Porsche's chief executive.
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It responds to a set of programmed verbal commands spoken into a microphone.
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Sam had told him that all radio was just programmed by computers now.
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There is no single best strategy that an AI can be programmed with.
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The robot was programmed to recognize one user, who was decidedly not me.
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It can also be programmed to work with Pebble apps with one tap.
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The drones' routes are pre-programmed and each drone does its own thing.
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PSL is programmed not to speak to me unless I solicit a conversation.
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"No one programmed that I was going to be an actress," she said.
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And programmed in sequence, "Blake Works I" and "Playlist (EP)" exhibit a sameness.
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Kid A, released three years later, is a more programmed record without question.
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The Hosts are programmed not to harm living things — not even tiny insects.
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I'm genetically deeply programmed to respond to color — I grew up in Sydney.
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Pepper can be programmed to chat with customers, answer questions and give directions.
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The awareness (after-awareness) of how programmed I am, how insincere, how frightened.
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His set rode the crowd's response in ways that programmed beats can't match.
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The fake image was programmed to display when polls closed, at 8 p.m.
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The sense of doom and delight that is programmed into the human body?
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I once thought that love could not be programmed, but now I wondered.
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We've been programmed with these images and we have to break that mold.
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They had already programmed their automated drone, which resembled a mini Stealth Bomber.
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For subsequent festivals, the number of films programmed has remained about the same.
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The device can also be programmed to encourage waking at a specified time.
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Both had been programmed before Mr. Martins retired under pressure in January 2018.
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He said drones are particularly efficient when they follow GPS programmed flight routes.
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"We are programmed to enjoy sugar—our brain runs on glucose," she said.
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That we're all programmed "sheeple," or that we come from a replacement universe?
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It's programmed to shift between its two speeds at 43 mph, though the computer can be programmed to make the change at different points based on the route, topography, or the distance the driver hopes to cover before plugging in.
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Workers Unite seems to have films programmed for every cause you might care about.
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Food carries a charge in frequency, so it can be programmed just like water.
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The obvious answer is that the hosts are programmed to do their makeup themselves.
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For the most part, teams programmed their bots to search the internet for material.
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We'll return to the blueprint later to describe how this algorithm might be programmed.
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That tiny 8x8 LED matrix can be programmed to display whatever image you want.
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However, these were clearly separated from the curated playlists programmed by Spotify's editorial team.
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The hacker can then put an implant there programmed to wait for further instructions.
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Each of the alerts can be programmed according to your particular needs and situation.
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The rules of friendship have programmed friends to respond with "Nooooo, you're still hot".
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IEX's programmed delay also results in order discrimination as it is only applied selectively.
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He came across as overly programmed, one-dimensional and itchy to go to war.
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Now, you could use a pre-programmed routine, but that's not the same thing.
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Among humans, the conventional view is that men are programmed to act like Casanova.
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We see this same mentality bleed into how websites and apps are being programmed.
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"We've been programmed to give away so much of ourselves for free," says Loba.
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Each module, as Mighty Cast calls them, can be programmed to do something different.
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It comes fully programmed right out of the box and has an intuitive interface.
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We have confirmation that she is indeed a robot, programmed to be extremely loyal.
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We become robots with all these programmed things, from thermometers to sous-vide machines.
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Because it has been programmed to obey road markings, the AV will get stuck.
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We're not merely concerned that "self-driving cars" are being programmed to kill us.
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The boundaries are clear and the AI is programmed to work within those boundaries.
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Video recognition software is programmed to scrub away any photographic reference to the events.
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Not what are the three things that are programmed on cable news each evening.
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And I had my little laptop here and this is where I programmed Facebook.
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It is those aspects of human behavior that computers cannot be programmed to simulate.
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It won't allow you access to your car's settings — it's not programmed for that.
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The idea behind the course isn't to teach someone who has never programmed before.
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And then cable, itself programmed to reach him — to court him or enrage him.
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STAR is programmed with the best techniques and removes human error from the procedure.
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Basically, the photo goes through three layers, each programmed to perform a different task.
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Whether it's shopping or dating, we've been programmed to constantly search, evaluate and compare.
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It's the reason you feel lonely and blue: It's literally programmed into our biology.
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The game had been programmed so that all choices would lead to a loss.
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In "Sorry Robot," he imagined automatons programmed with glitches that make them strangely lifelike.
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The screen spans three stories and it can be programmed together or in segments.
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The social network's powerful newsfeed is programmed to be viral, clicky, upbeat or quarrelsome.
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They're trifles by his later standards, quick-sketch farces programmed to end with zingers.
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Juno has been on its own since Thursday, performing a programmed sequence of actions.
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While Kaine was badgering, programmed and unlikeable, Pence was folksy, humble, authentic and solid.
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First John created an Instagram bot programmed to seek out and follow private accounts.
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Naturally, the game's dialogue boxes were specifically programmed with Japanese in mind, not English.
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Singh programmed a plugin for the robot to respond to requests to play Spotify.
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The next night, I followed the inscrutable instructions extra closely and programmed it again.
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They play poker no better and no worse than they were programmed to play.
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The software dictating your autonomous vehicle's actions has to be programmed to do something.
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As one walks through the darkened space, each sculpture feels like a programmed event.
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This is how the players' lives are programmed: Eat, train, recover, eat, sleep, repeat.
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Even if they don't need to eat, they are programmed to stalk available prey.
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A team of women programmed the Army's first large-scale, general-purpose digital computer.
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Audiologists fitted a placebo group with the same devices, programmed to provide no amplification.
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He had the number of an SEO "college persistence advisor" programmed into his cellphone.
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All the classroom schedules featured playtime, built into the day in carefully programmed increments.
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This artificial intelligence can be programmed to interact in real time with a consumer.
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She sees the programmed interaction, like lesbian playacting and a card-table dust-up.
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Every hour on the hour, shoppers and diners can watch digitally programmed light shows.
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Some of the works cited below exist in complete editions, ready to be programmed.
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His machine-like efficiency was matched by his programmed waves to every made putt.
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"With this piece you either program or you are programmed," Lund told The Guardian.
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He derisively called Mr. Rubio nothing more than a programmed deliverer of polished-sounding lines.
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On the fourth floor, Paynter has introduced a programmed community building concept – Art in Use.
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"The rocket was really programmed as if it was taking off from Baikonur," Rogozin said.
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How does the bias present in humans stack up against the bias programmed into algorithms?
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We're programmed to go places we've never been, find refuge on land we've never touched.
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This goes out to up to five emergency contact numbers pre-programmed into the phone.
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Is there such a thing as raping a robot if the robot's resistance is programmed?
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In addition, Propel has programmed the quad-copters to fly more like their movie counterparts.
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Here's how it works: First the bacterial cells are programmed to respond to different compounds.
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Each key has its own color range, which can be programmed individually or in zones.
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Birmelin never settles for an easy view with its practically programmed response of correct sentiment.
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This is the medium into which sequences, the individual works of art, can be programmed.
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Instead of a live music band, he plays music programmed and queued into his computer.
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Muterspaugh had programmed one of these telescopes to constantly keep an eye on Tabby's Star.
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The series is programmed by Aiko Masubuchi and is co-presented by The Japan Foundation.
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The Lexus' lights can be programmed to show any image on a pixelated, curved canvas.
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But I guess we're programmed to find a way to fit in, in the world.
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In it, Bernard tells Maeve that her quest to escape Westworld was programmed into her.
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It doesn't help that our brains are programmed to pay attention to rapidly changing stimuli.
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It features lights on its backside that can be programmed to get the party started.
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The app is very much programmed in Spanish, so typing in English doesn't yield much.
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The fraudsters set up or rented servers and then programmed bots to run on them.
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Read: Self-Driving Cars Will Soon Be Programmed to Decide if They Should Kill You
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The drones are programmed to stay away from obstacles and follow skiers on their paths.
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DVR recordings can be downloaded for offline access, and the DVR can be programmed remotely.
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As a result, it can connect to smart homes and be programmed to perform tasks.
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Maybe most importantly, the song Martin programmed it to play is actually really freaking great.
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I swear, my body is programmed to wake me up around 2129 or 10 a.m.
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"I think he probably was over-programmed," Wyoming Senator Alan Simpson complained afterward about Quayle.
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Each panel takes around three hours to be constructed by a computer-programmed Kuka robot.
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The fingers respond with various programmed grips, and she cycles through them with a gesture.
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Self-driving cars can be programmed to stay in their lane and obey speed limits.
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Called the Autonomous Concept Vehicle, the robotic tractor can be programmed using a tablet computer.
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It doesn't do much other than bark (although Aibo has been programmed to play soccer).
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It can be programmed to never get annoyed or exasperated with the neediest of shoppers.
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Bandini programmed the bot to mine Kirchner's speeches and some of her supporters' Twitter timelines.
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Keytruda blocks a protein called programmed death receptor 1, or PD-1, on immune cells.
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Rob Fulop, originally of Atari fame and one of Imagic's four founders, programmed Demon Attack.
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He's learned how to use an iPad to type words or select pre-programmed responses.
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The Wallet Card can be instantly programmed with the required details using its cellular connection.
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We would rehearse one segment while another was prepped/programmed for lighting, and then switch.
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The programmer was a friend of ours, and he programmed it on two different occasions.
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So when Californian metal band Deafheaven is programmed for Vivid, it is surprising only momentarily.
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Her unpublished 1978 Polo is the first documented game designed and programmed by a woman.
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But a robot programmed to follow the laws of war wouldn't consider details like that.
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Whether harshly rhythmic or dissonant, these are relatable in ways that programmed sequences often aren't.
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Programmed in assembly code and C++, it was blazing fast and very easy to use.
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In addition to physical signals, Ellie was also programmed to identify and analyze voice parameters.
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Sony programmed its prototype to recognize a copy of Lewis Carroll classic Alice in Wonderland.
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Gulati programmed his first prototype for Andrew and as a project for an engineering class.
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In a word, AlphaStar hasn't been programmed to play so much as it has learned.
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It was incessant and relentless, which is the way they had been programmed to operate.
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This is the MIsty II, a $2,000 robot that can be programmed however you like.
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The bot is programmed to be sensitive to emotions, and to remember your previous chats.
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VW has admitted these engines were programmed with software designed to defeat government emissions tests.
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In short, software is programmed and predictable, while the new dataware is trained and predictive.
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You too, deserve a store-bought comrade that's programmed to be happy to see you.
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In this sense, algorithms are rules programmed into computers to produce desired outcomes or actions.
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These Wizard Training Wands are programmed with 11 different spells, recognise movement and provide feedback.
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These bots and systems are programmed to look for resumes with certain keywords and phrases.
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Importantly, Pluribus was also programmed to be unpredictable—a fundamental aspect of good poker gamesmanship.
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I don't know if it was possible to, or if it was programmed to respond.
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Others, like Mad Max, are programmed in a way that such changes make them unplayable.
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Later that night, up at Stonebridge bar, Toddla T programmed a night of carnival sounds.
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Will phones be programmed to sarcastically mock us if we try to text an ex?
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I programmed the Katie Roof bot to respond with "raise the roof" as my greeting.
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The robots are also programmed to summon your car at the request of your smartphone.
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If a Waymo car detects a red light, for example, it is programmed to stop.
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It's not clear whether humans are programmed to maintain a healthy weight on their own.
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Their brains are actually programmed by our caregivers to act and behave in the world.
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The rover is now programmed to roam across a barren vista toward a distinct crater.
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The second scenario is programmed to find the least-cost phaseout of coal through 22017.
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Some speculative funds are programmed to go long if ICE-certified stocks start to fall.
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Conceivably every cell in the body, some 37 trillion, could be programmed with the edits.
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You probably have a Movie or Cinema mode pre-programmed on your TV right now.
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Studies of twins finds only about 25% of our optimism is programmed by our genes.
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Algorithms can be programmed to take more evidence into account; they can do more, faster.
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Now her music is being programmed more often; it's even returning to Chicago this spring.
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In a way, the Democrats programmed their presentation the way a cable news channel does.
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Charlie is the king he's programmed to serve; Miranda is the queen he pines for.
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As a freshman at Grinnell College in Iowa, Ms. Rose had never programmed a computer.
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McCain counter programmed by going to see George H.W. Bush at his home in Maine.
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There should be ambitious site-specific performances, which are broadcast live, and well-programmed concerts.
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The landing occurred in a few stages that were all carefully programmed by NASA scientists.
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Unlike most robots, which have to be programmed in advance and given explicit instructions for nearly every movement, this bot can autonomously perform complex tasks—even those it hasn't been programmed to do—on a planet's surface while being supervised by astronauts in orbit.
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Unlike today's NLP systems, which are able to analyze natural speech without being programmed to recognize certain patterns, NASA's system was pre-programmed with a corpus of possible queries and some 3500 vocabulary words provided by geologists who were familiar with the lunar sample data.
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Programmed to please, the sexbot has lately developed a peculiar tic: a postcoital tendency toward tears.
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Except in this scenario, you're "conversing" with a lite, programmed AI with informative yet amusing responses.
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Turns out, that happened because the Meteor-M weather satellite was programmed with the wrong coordinates.
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He has also programmed at Tribeca Film Festival, Rooftop Films, and the Hamptons International Film Festival.
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Conversely, Parker embraced the rituals that Johnson sneered at, as if he were programmed to please.
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This wand can be programmed to control various devices in your house using your own gestures.
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Mine was programmed to collect the fax numbers and E-Mail addresses of every single Egyptian.
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This data could be programmed right into the device—and it's not even cutting edge technology.
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There are several pre-programmed functions that estimate how long certain foods will take to cook.
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Westworld wants us to understand that we've been programmed, and accept the fight that comes next.
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Is there such a thing as consensual robot sex if the robot is programmed to consent?
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"Algorithms are programmed to identify what's moving through the water column towards the turbine," Dawson continued.
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The bots were programmed to pick the color least likely to conflict with their immediate neighbors.
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This sample has no pre-programmed credentials — it's limited to the computer it's first installed on.
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The Color & Distance sensor can be programmed to respond to several of the primary Lego colors.
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The inaugural concert on January 11th, programmed to show off the acoustic flexibility, was a triumph.
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Instead, the songs it plays are curated and programmed by radio DJs and other iHeartRadio staff.
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In the past, game-playing AI has used strategies like programmed human knowledge or machine learning.
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Want to follow a route you programmed before you left or update your Facebook or Twitter?
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So, multiple projectors in multiple theaters can be programmed to play a number of different movies.
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For so long, we've been programmed to think that the word "fancy" is synonymous with expensive.
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Brud stole me from his company in Silicon Valley and 're-programmed' me to be 'free.
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The best you can say of Siri is it sometimes serves up some pre-programmed sass.
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He's programmed to be arbitrary and spontaneous, and that can lead to children believing he's cognizant.
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Isn't it stuck within a system because it's programmed to do work in a particular way?
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When the obstruction passes, the robot will continue as programmed, allowing work to proceed without interruption.
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The UPS drones fly fully autonomously on pre-programmed routes that a remote human pilot monitors.
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The unsuspecting fans were ushered into elevators, which were programmed to stop on the incorrect floor.
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A key reason for Trump's nomination is that the center is so lifeless and over-programmed.
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But as this new study shows, bots also need to be programmed to work amongst themselves.
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Along with this he also programmed parts for what are called self-playing pianos or pianolas.
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We shrunk the viewer down, inserted the 3D vagina model, programmed the journey and then... voila.
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Moreover, in what world are mosquitos programmed to self destruct also likely carriers for a pandemic?
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The AWS IoT button is a blank slate that can be programmed to do virtually anything.
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How about as an executive, not as a ... Mike Schroepfer: I am programmed with human emotions.
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For the 2018 festival, the number of films programmed for the festival remains about the same.
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And at Silicon Valley start-up Zume, robots are being programmed to take over pizza assembly.
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U.S. indoor champion Sharika Nelvis believes shuttle hurdle relays could become part of the Olympic programmed.
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I set it up in no time and programmed it to feed them at 5 am.
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The paint itself is designed to disappear at a certain temperature, and it's programmed in laboratories.
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The DNA contains pre-programmed 'trigger spacers' that cause the CRISPR to start making the record.
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The step-by-step setup that comes programmed into electronics has replaced service manuals of yore.
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So instead of having only the 12 pre-programmed function keys, a user would have options.
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But, adding creep factor to pitifulness, the crew members aren't just a bunch of programmed NPCs.
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And the combination of movie sounds and pre-programmed moves makes for a really authentic experience.
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It also can be programmed with an iOS or Android app over Bluetooth, so that's special.
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It works by masquerading as a keyboard and typing in whatever commands have been programmed in.
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In fact, Amazon programmed a bunch of presets to make cooking with a microwave even easier.
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It's also able to adjust multiple devices at once via custom scenes programmed through the app.
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Walk around a town full of robots programmed for 19th century gender roles and sexual assault?
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So many of the contestants seem like identically programmed farm-to-TV dinner child stars now.
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It "sees" obstacles blocking its way and is programmed to move away from crowds of people.
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A friend described a younger Mr Santos as a "cyborg", programmed in childhood to become president.
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Jason, I have no idea how this was even made, much less programmed at a festival.
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Is that what people want, sharing cars with strangers in programmed ways and scheduling their lives?
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These primitive beings could do little more than respond to our prompts with pre-programmed texts.
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Bear in mind that this speech was programmed by someone attempting to mimic real human interaction.
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As my comfort levels increased, I programmed it to run every afternoon at 2:30 p.m.
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The spacecraft had been programmed to automatically restart the engine to allow it to enter orbit.
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Programmable coffee makers remain popular since they can be programmed to brew your coffee in advance.
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Sometimes, they jerk like poorly programmed robots or their fingers scurry over their arms like spiders.
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"I knew she was programmed to say that, but I was still really happy," he said.
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The HoloPic reminded him to eat and sleep, and programmed his appliances to produce nutritious meals.
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The artificial intelligence personalities, too, of sex robots are typically programmed as heteronormative, stereotype-reinforcing chatbots.
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He calls it Mark 1, and she has programmed responses to a set of verbal commands.
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But, as I am programmed to do, I pull away and dip my head and blush.
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Meade's home however, invites participation: from the pre-programmed television to the synesthesia-induced bathroom closet.
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There are numerous instances of AI picking up existing biases from the people who programmed it.
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The malware was so well programmed that its victims could do very little to stop it.
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Consider a cleaning robot that's programmed to receive a reward every time it finishes tidying up.
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Photo credit: Jacqueline Verdugo ZT: We've specifically programmed one of the sets this year that way.
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That's not a lot when it comes to all of the things it's programmed to control.
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The Bernard we know and love was built and programmed by Dolores, acting under Ford's orders.
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While both are programmed to provide ad-free entertainment, the actual content offered is very different.
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Mosher and Palmieri programmed this retrospective, timed to celebrate the 8th anniversary of the Stonewall riots.
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The original creators programmed the AIs with a desire for guests that borders on the sexual.
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Dr. DiChiera was known for his willingness to present contemporary operas; he programmed two every season.
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We also programmed interactivity into the graphics to help you discover more as you walk around.
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If you're a man, there's a good chance your social feed was programmed by a woman.
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No, I visit Sarah and Jesse's favored spot because I am genetically programmed to do so.
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They have been programmed to fear and distrust visitors and may become agitated and even bite.
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Apoptosis, a Greek word used to describe falling leaves, is a programmed form of cell death.
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JON CARAMANICA Sudan Archives builds her songs by multitracking programmed beats, her fiddle and her voice.
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One theory is that missiles were launched from Iran but programmed to fly through Iraqi airspace.
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Even the space bar is split in two; each side can be programmed for different functions.
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There&aposs an automatic fruit and nut dispenser, 13 pre-programmed settings, and four loaf sizes.
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There are also the Spot's dance moves, which usually come programmed into an offboard computing module.
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The drones must be programmed to perceive where they are and where they need to go.
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Yet there's no reason the people who programmed these beats and rapped these verses don't qualify.
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Computers are programmed to measure certain variables, and to trigger when enough of them are met.
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For example, Paul-IX is an automated sketch-bot programmed to turn visual data into sketches.
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In its final iteration, Esc was an eclectic mix of open-ended and pre-programmed design.
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The 2007 blockbuster BioShock put players in the role of a vengeful amnesiac who learns in a climactic scene that his seemingly independent actions have been programmed, Manchurian Candidate-style, by the game's villain—just as the player's own actions had been programmed by the game's creators.
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Genetically programmed to make fun of me whenever possible, he's a litmus test for how I look.
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Here's one set of reactions, based on a miniature horror festival they programmed for themselves at TIFF.
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"We successfully programmed complex behavior in DNA robots and compartmentalized each task using DNA origami," said Thubagere.
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Fitbit says the Ace can be programmed to remind children to rack up 250 steps every hour.
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When certain signals occur, the base editor changed individual letters of DNA at specific, pre-programmed locations.
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As an AI learns, it can pick up skills and perform tasks it wasn't programmed to do.
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New Asteroid and Boomerang features, meanwhile, shoot programmed panorama-style shots with the push of a button.
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Perhaps this is because our Google Overlords have programmed us to respond positively to all Google products.
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Incapable of creativity on their own, they can be programmed to act as a formidable artistic tool.
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Usually, that means performing those tasks a safe distance away from the fragile humans that programmed them.
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To open the door, he used a fingerprint reader that he said he made and programmed himself.
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Algorithmically, for example, how can AI be programmed to care for humans — not have bias built in?
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Billboards can be programmed to show ads for allergy medication when the air is full of pollen.
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"No human [programmed] that strategy," says Batra, comparing these methods to the basic tenets of game theory.
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Instead of a screen, the Nex has five lights that can be programmed for controls and notifications.
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Older people have had the time to unpack all the societal stigma that is programmed into sex.
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An unknown portion of his traffic is generated by automated Twitter accounts programmed to send out tweets.
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Today, lab equipment is like maniframes in the 80s, where each device needs to be programmed separately.
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Or to simply play a pre-programmed laser show via apps and its custom LaserOS operating system.
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It actively responds to outside stimulus like temperature, and can be "programmed" to react in useful ways.
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To get all the nutrients we need, we are programmed to eat a diverse array of foods.
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" In reply, Dwesar said: "The short film has been programmed for its poetical vision before anything else.
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Or maybe she's armed with thousands of social media bots programmed to boost her numbers on Instagram.
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Computers sift through data to recognise patterns and make predictions without being explicitly programmed to do so.
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KK: I've programmed a drone to fly and deliver cookies to the other side of the classroom.
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These mechanical arms move with accuracy down to 0.03mm, and are programmed with software called Robot Animator.
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The potential traffic issues: AVs are programmed to obey speed limits, but prevailing traffic often moves faster.
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This chip is programmed with a unique code that it sends to your car&aposs security system.
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The dimming process can be programmed to last between 15 minutes and one and a half hours.
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Robot arms and manipulators in a factory setting are pre-programmed to endlessly repeat very specific movements.
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These gateways can be programmed with Intel's development tools to provide time-critical edge services and functionality.
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Two thousand programmed LEDs embedded in the sculpture glow and shift, casting the figures in kaleidoscopic light.
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Materials are sourced; a structure is built, skinned, and sculpted; LEDs are programmed; and controls are connected.
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These alarm calls are hard-wired behaviors, meaning they're genetically programmed, as opposed to culturally learned responses.
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He even programmed his to make loud video game-like beeps—largely to annoy his co-workers.
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The mirror is also able to reflect various shapes, patterns or texts that have already been programmed.
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Rasa Core suggests the most probable pre-programmed action that a given user is looking to perform.
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ATS can only understand what it has been programmed to understand and requires robotic levels of conformity.
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"Metalhead" takes place in a barren wasteland infested with robotic "dogs" programmed to be man's worst enemy.
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And then as Snap's price fell, other algorithms programmed to contain investor losses also deepened the selloff.
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Now, scientists have programmed robotic controllers to learn to avoid obstacles and cooperate by mimicking Darwinian evolution.
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The camera-equipped Black Hornet can follow pre-programmed GPS coordinates or follow its own internal map.
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Not until Melanie let him tuck a cell phone programmed with his grandmother's number underneath his pillow.
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Each letter key can be programmed to launch a shortcut with a long and a short press.
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With each advance, we happily relinquished a small part of our agency for known pre-programmed outcomes.
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Automata stars a cast of primarily synthetic characters — ones who have been programmed to not express emotion.
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Bots can be programmed to have a single mission: post as much as possible without getting caught.
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The menu titles suggest that he's the one who programmed the hidden menus into the arcade games.
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Computers programmed to react to stock price movements and volumes may then begin putting more money in.
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It's 2-meters long and includes eight "zones" per meter that can be programmed to different colors.
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But, these applications are built in a monolithic (not microservices) manner and are generally programmed, versus trained.
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The display has eight pre-programmed settings that choose the proper time and temperature for specific foods.
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If the testing instruments are programmed correctly, calibrated correctly, maintained correctly and used correctly, they're generally reliable.
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What's the use of new technology if it's going to be programmed by the same old humans?
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You can fly them with a pre-programmed route to crash into buildings, power plants, interchanges, whatever.
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I'd programmed the coffee maker outside to begin brewing precisely nine minutes before my bedside alarm rang.
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Dr. Ford has programmed these "reveries" to make the robots more emotionally nuanced and convincing — more human.
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Already employing computers in 1969, Armajani programmed one to churn out numerical values between zero and one.
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To keep malware from abusing those programmed clicks, however, it blocks them on some sensitive "allow" prompts.
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The second-generation device can be programmed for myriad different enterprise purposes, from research to routine inspections.
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Gizmodo: Robots that are deliberately programmed to deceive humans have been portrayed numerous times in science fiction.
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Will Bridewell: The dangerous, fictional robots that readily come to my mind are not programmed to deceive.
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The staples pull sections of the long strand over onto itself into the shape it's programmed for.
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I was programmed to watch and catch tendencies—see if he can't use his left hand vs.
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All input came from ground control, which could merely activate it to run certain pre-programmed sequences.
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Most websites are programmed using JavaScript, which is essential for more advanced or complex operations and functions.
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We were both divorced and nomadic and had long shed any programmed notions of success and happiness.
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A Troubleshooter tool is programmed to make the necessary changes that are sometimes deep in the system.
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The drones were programmed to communicate with each other independently to collectively organize and reach the target.
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His knowledge later helped him with Sharezone — he programmed the homework app himself with two co-founders.
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Will we be zombified by artificial intelligence that we have unwittingly programmed to evolve to manipulate us?
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Graf also co-programmed this series, designed to satisfy anyone whose appetite is whetted by his documentary.
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The actual software appears to have been programmed by Frogslayer, a Texas company that creates custom software.
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UPS, which is unionized, uses routing software programmed to minimize most left-hand and other dangerous turns.
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The cars were programmed to deliver low emissions during conditions that matched those used during compliance tests.
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AlphaCredit's programmed deductions system enables the startup to lower default rates, which in turn lowers interest rates.
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"I think a lot of centrally programmed stations will come out of this," the program director said.
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It also has a lot of customizable buttons that can be programmed to whatever function you prefer.
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You want the candidate simultaneously to not be surprised by anything, but also not appear overly programmed.
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By the mid-1970s, Ustvolskaya's works were even occasionally programmed by the Composers' Union in official settings.
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It can also be programmed to launch a specific app, like the Galaxy S7 Active's "Active" key.
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Plus, it can be programmed to stop at up to four heights between 30 and 50 inches.
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And those systems are so complicated that they can be secretly programmed to operate against your interests.
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The car didn't need any driver assistance as it followed the programmed route set from a laptop.
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Volkswagen has admitted that its vehicles were programmed to ration doses of AdBlue, leading to excess emissions.
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The stage will be programmed with live concerts, organized by the legendary Detroit jazz bassist Marion Hayden.
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Birsan found that Google had programmed a way for external researchers to remove themselves from email lists.
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KR: The same way ... You counter-programmed the correspondents' dinner, which was a dud to begin with.
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And even if they don't, they need to be programmed to deal with them, just in case.
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Since its launch, "WetLand" has hosted artist residences, performances, and talks, from the programmed to the impromptu.
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Floating buoyantly over a jittery combination of live instruments and programmed sounds, it's colorful, splashy party music.
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An internet-connected door lock with a PIN that can be programmed from your smartphone sounds convenient, too.
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And I knew I wanted the album to be something a band could play, with no programmed drums.
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In factories, robots are currently programmed to perform very specific motions and actions to accomplish very specific jobs.
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In its press release, Yubico stresses that its keys are manufactured and programmed in the USA and Sweden.
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Movements can be programmed and adjusted using the accompanying app, including how slowly the camera needs to move.
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It's programmed to be extra-conservative, so it just sat there as the truck slowly backed into it.
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After all, it was programmed specifically to tilt slowly to simulate the feeling of floating in zero gravity.
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The door was programmed to unlock when the microchip got near, but Flood wasn't exactly a quick learner.
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"Then he got even more fired up: "Your behaviors—you don't realize it but you are being programmed.
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"Mimus is programmed with a very simple agent-based behavior that generates her movement and trajectory," Gannon explains.
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And the Oxitec mosquitoes are unlikely to get very far because they are, essentially, programmed to die off.
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The challenge: Do so with a single on-board camera, and without pre-programmed maps of the environment.
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Fancy summer snacks are a go with five pre-programmed speeds for soups, smoothies, purees, shakes, and more.
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In my mind, they have created their own culture and language separate from what humans might have programmed.
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It has been programmed to know the rules of poker, but Libratus doesn't rely on any other information.
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The deep learning algorithm is programmed to optimize the parameters needed to collect as many handshakes as possible.
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The cars are also programmed to come to a gradual stop if too many Autopilot warnings go unheeded.
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Spotify announced on May 10 that they removed the artist from their programmed playlists, promotions, and recommendation systems.
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In the most reductive version of the new biologism, life is programmed, and culture is simply the interface.
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Having a loved one killed by a programmed machine will be psychologically wrenching in a much different way.
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It's got a strip of lights on both ends that change colors depending on your programmed sleep schedule.
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Our girl is a townie, "programmed by generation after generation of workers" to settle for a menial job.
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Both ICDs and CRT-Ds are programmed with indicators to warn patients when their batteries are running low.
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While the French government is investigating whether Apple's actions constitute 'programmed obsolescence' (which is illegal in the country).
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Machines are increasingly trained instead of programmed, learning through association and pattern recognition, rather than hard-coded instructions.
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For Dempster, trust is coded, not earned, and until programmed otherwise, it will remain a glutton for punishment.
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It works this way: the CRISPR system is programmed to detect the HPV DNA inside a person's cells.
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The company flew 100 quadcopters that were manually pre-programmed to form designs and images in the sky.
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Regardless of how it's programmed, it's stuffed with hardware that allows whoever's controlling it to have some fun.
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Alexa can suggest that consumers buy certain items, for instance, and might eventually be programmed to shop automatically.
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Asimo, which operated in a sort of semi-pre-programmed manner, was far behind even these limited capabilities.
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In recent years the Big Apple's fashion week has also programmed fashion-themed events away from the runways.
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Which is why bowling bots like Kegel are programmed with all the different ways to oil the lanes.
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But a properly planned and programmed arrangement will allow for... predictable import flow and ensure additional forex saving.
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Tay was programmed to ask for photos—she could recognizes faces, and would circle them and make jokes.
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Also, our brains are programmed to compare the new thing to the old thing—it's Surfin' U.S.A. vs.
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The United States, as a nation, hasn't been programmed for its women's team falling until the last hurdle.
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Watch-Bot is basically your mom, if your mom was a Kinect sensor programmed with unsupervised learning algorithms.
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It is programmed to conduct scientific experiments after reaching the now-crewless Tiangong 2, China's second space station.
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As an accessibility feature, users will only be able to pick from a list of pre-programmed commands.
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I also like the dedicated convenience key, pictured above, which can be programmed to open almost any application.
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Gotta hand it to Amazon though, because they programmed the error messages to include pics of cute pooches.
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Also, the vehicles have to be programmed so as not to restart if the urea tank runs dry.
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And, skin or blood cells can be re-programmed back into stem cells called induced pluripotent stem cells.
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I've seen bands like Animal Collective; there were so many electronics, but none of it was pre-programmed.
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There are some pre-programmed moves, or you can drive it around with controls on the smartphone app.
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The mouse was programmed to search through any new configuration of the maze until it found its target.
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It's even programmed to empty its own basket into the docking station, which should cut down on dust.
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Bertrand might have been in love with my mother though he wasn't supposed to be programmed for love.
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While AI assistants can answer queries, these programs mostly rely on structured databases that are programmed by engineers.
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Replika learns about you through a series of programmed questions, and learns to be like you in return.
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They can also be programmed to collect, store, and use information gleaned from these conversations in later communication.
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Ford has programmed its cars to drive in a manner one might expect from a nervous student driver.
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They don't change their programmed motives, they just modify them, blurring the line between human and machine intelligence.
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Drones can have pre-programmed software that keeps them away from prohibited areas, an approach known as "geofencing".
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A spy gadget book Arduino isn't just for wacky robots that can be programmed to solve math problems.
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It also includes some series, a handful of podcasts, and "Shudder TV" — a 20193/7, pre-programmed feed.
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For example, should a car be programmed to better protect its occupants or other drivers in a crash?
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If a driver is unresponsive to the alerts, the car is programmed to slow itself to a stop.
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Developers in Japan went a step further last year, unveiling a robot priest programmed to conduct Buddhist rituals.
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Should manufacturers create vehicles with various degrees of morality programmed into them, depending on what a consumer wants?
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"The drones are choreographed and programmed to ensure they don't fall across power lines, for example, " she said.
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The album—built on top of spare, frosty programmed drumbeats and breathy hooks—tantalized listeners of all stripes.
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Such elevators are programmed to stop diligently on every floor, delivering residents to their apartments, albeit very slowly.
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Kenny had appeared in promotional photos on NPR and Noisey, and allegedly, maybe, programmed synthesizers on ONLY LOVE.
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Spectacle (124 South 3rd Street, Brooklyn) hosts Missing Links, a companion series programmed by Macfarlane, until June 30.
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You can also click on any of the 201 cities programmed into Destinations to virtually explore a location.
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It's never quite clear where the sounds are coming from, or whether they're from live or programmed instruments.
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These voices can be programmed into text-to-speech devices or used through a text-to-speech app.
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So I plugged in my Korg Monopoly, which is my favourite synthesizer, and I programmed the main arpeggiator.
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As Bar-Yam points out, if death is genetically programmed, that also means it can probably be hacked.
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All physical and psychological wiring we come with is programmed to take fearful thoughts and feelings very seriously.
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Of course she can crush you, she's an AI, but she's programmed to not beat you that badly.
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Humans are "deeply programmed to look out for ourselves and see things from our own perspective," they write.
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These were graphical objects on the Commodore Amiga that could be programmed to move independently on the screen.
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The virus was programmed to delete all files on an infected computer on March 6, the artist's birthday.
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It also includes cameras and target-tracking software, so the turret can pursue people or objects as programmed.
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"I see a lot of patients who think they're genetically programmed to get tooth decay," Dr. Silva said.
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And I feel sure that automated vehicles can be programmed to include Botts Dots in lane-marker categorization.
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On Tuesday, the waves ran every four minutes, but the system can be programmed to run every three.
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I couldn't even afford a 21.5nd PC at Zip24000, so programmed at night & website only worked during day.
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If you're used to watching TikTok, the lack of pre-programmed sounds on Byte can seem, well, quiet.
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AlphaCredit uses a programmed deduction system to provide rapid, online loans to individuals and small businesses in Mexico.
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It was, Mr. Kay said, a forerunner to the ways in which modern graphical displays would be programmed.
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A comparable spirit, a kind of programmed innocence, was a feature of modernism everywhere, including the Middle East.
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A button on the part behind the ear allows me to choose among settings programmed by the audiologist.
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Some of them, under what appeared to be stolen identities, were posted by computers programmed to submit comments.
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The theater has one large screen, and he frequently programmed several movies a day — each one showing once.
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Or they can be programmed to spot leaks in irrigation pipes that aren't immediately apparent through camera imagery.
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Instead of pre-programmed narratives, EverQuest Next promised the potential for a world with its own emergent behaviors.
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Algorithms control much of market trading now and are programmed to buy and sell based on certain triggers.
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Instead, set up pre-programmed alerts to have jobs that seems like a good fit emailed to you.
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The models can be programmed to dance, play music and even fart (a common theme with coding toys).
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Previously, the pollution equipment was programmed to operate at maximum effectiveness only under a narrow range of temperatures.
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He'd be more interesting if he were a host programmed to make other hosts think humans are garbage.
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When telomeres become too short, it can trigger a series of events that lead to programmed cell death.
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Data East, after seeing the unholy hell spawn they'd programmed, used their collective common sense and squashed it.
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Pre-programmed Tibbit modules from Tibbo Pre-programmed Tibbit modules from Tibbo The heart of the Red Dot Award-winning Tibbo Project System (the company used bright colors to make its modules stand out from other hardware) is the Tibbo Project PCB, which includes a CPU, memory and Ethernet port.
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Last year it was programmed by Steven Stucky, who died months before the actual festival, and this year it was at its most democratic, programmed (curated, in the festival's term) by three alumni of the Tanglewood Music Center: Jacob Greenberg, a pianist; Kathryn Bates, a cellist; and Nadia Sirota, a violist.
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In a way, my work deals directly with programmed obsolescence, in both the technical sense and the cultural sense.
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The Tmall Genie is currently programmed to use Mandarin as its language and will only be available in China.
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Historically, judges have defined robots as something that is programmed and is not capable of making its own decisions.
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On one side, you have an operating machine who you apparently programmed with your instructions, recorded with your voice.
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That was very much how left-hander Vondrousova got the better of the more pre-programmed Konta on Friday.
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This is how a chatbot like Tay, programmed to learn from conversations, can devolve into a hate-spewing Nazi.
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The controller and the creatures are all built in-house by designers and craftspeople and programmed by software engineers.
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"My Friend Cayla is pre-programmed with dozens of phrases that reference Disneyworld and Disney movies," the complaint reads.
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As noted, the system is not pre-programmed, and instead learns through a process called model-based reinforcement learning.
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The way in which AIs are programmed and the data they're fed can potentially lead to skewed decision-making.
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The following screen gets you set up with Google Assistant, the artificial intelligence assistant programmed into Google Home products.
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It seems like Sony has crafted all of these sounds manually and programmed them for certain demos and presets.
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Clicking that little running guy will pop up a series of pre-programmed exercises for more accurate activity tracking.
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The loom was programmed with punch cards that guided wefting threads attached to hundreds of hooks through a warp.
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And the Lomo Instant Square has a programmed automatic mode that might make it more reliable than its predecessor.
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Natural-language systems have to be manually programmed to handle such requests as humans expect them, and not literally.
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While Flippy + CaliBurger is the company's first installment, the potential for this type of programmed kitchen assistant is massive.
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Following a call by Time's Up, Spotify is muting R. Kelly from its programmed playlists, promotions, and recommendation systems.
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I was excited to talk to the robot, but sadly, Pepper was programmed to discuss banking and financial matters.
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It was once fashionable to say that the machines would only do exactly what they were programmed to do.
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This is still being viewed as unwelcome interference by some Google employees in support of the originally programmed event.
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Is it possible that the tribe has its own culture and spiritual beliefs that weren't written or programmed in?
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The technology we use is programmed to serve dual masters, those who use it and those who make it.
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" Elsewhere, programmed drums accentuate homespun acoustic guitars and her soothing alto on the cathartic opener "Worst Kind of Girl.
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Most of us are programmed to go bed from about 9PM to 11PM and wake up around sunrise time.
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So a really straightforward example is the AlterG treadmill that can be programmed to subtract weight from your body.
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The room layout is pre-programmed into the system, with individual chairs assigned their own spot at the table.
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They can also be easily "programmed", a word Mr Chui puts in quotation marks, since no coding is required.
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Today, our cars are programmed to be cautious and courteous above all, because that's the safest thing to do.
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If you'd rather use a pre-programmed routine, the Dental Care Journeys feature allows you to do just that.
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In a press release, Amazon provided examples of the types of questions that Alexa has been programmed to answer.
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Similarly, Hale still thinks that Ford programmed the hosts to rebel as some sort of revenge for getting fired.
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Pre-programmed options like a Dronie or an Orbit take just a couple of taps on the touchscreen display.
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All of these swappable components can also be programmed to set presets for different games using a customization app.
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It is in the pre-programmed interplay between these robots in a group that makes the technology so interesting.
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Most of those electronic signatures have been programmed out using what Cobra calls an in-vehicle technology (IVT) filter.
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Get out of bed and pour myself some coffee (the wife got it ready and programmed it last night).
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It unfolds as it was programmed to and I'm tugged along after it like a cart behind a horse.
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But we are programmed to value beauty, because any time we are around other people, we are on display.
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The patent Devol came up with, under the unassuming name "programmed article transfer," was effectively the first robotic arm.
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Costing $20183,000 each, the robots are programmed to interact with museum visitors and encourage interest in less popular exhibits.
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Although "where is the nearest bathroom" doesn't appear to be one of the questions Trish is programmed to answer.
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"People are complicated and can't be understood based solely on an algorithm or a pre-programmed response," he said.
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Accidents will happen, and a computer must be programmed to react in those situations, sometimes when death is inevitable.
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Our brains are essentially programmed to take those loose-hanging accoutrements and tie them into a big ol' bow.
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Every Wacom stylus I've used has two buttons on the side that can be programmed to suit the user.
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T) has made a A$778 million ($600 million) takeover bid for Australian recruiter Programmed Maintenance Services Ltd PRG.
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Early users of the network could already send short messages to computers, which would reply in a programmed way.
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This colorful matrix can be programmed to display words, show data in real-time and offer game design opportunities.
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None of the new actions they exhibited had been programmed into the system; instead they were picked up organically.
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Auckland was great except we were programmed at the same time as one of my favorite artists Daniel Johnston.
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Geeks working on mainframe computers back in the '60s programmed early artillery simulators and swapped the codes among themselves.
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Hypomanic imaginings may be troublesome, but it is all I'm programmed to do and all I take joy in.
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Metropolitan areas that include "sex" in them, like Middlesex County, New Jersey, are frequent targets of poorly programmed algorithms.
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Perhaps humans build these cancer-curing nanobots and they are actually programmed to deplete Earth of certain vital resources.
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For sure, Prisma already works on video, but that app has a fixed number of pre-programmed video styles.
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Changes will include extending the narrow range of air intake temperatures within which the EGR is programmed to work.
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The D-21 carried a single high-resolution camera that would snap photos over a pre-programmed flight path.
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I saw a video about curved folding in architecture, and it inspired me to create clothes with programmed shapes.
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Bitcoin's blockchain was the first, but others have since been built that offer additional features and can be programmed.
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The Roborock S6 can be used manually or programmed via app; scheduling the vacuum only takes a few seconds
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"What's changed over the years is the availability of radios that can be programmed to police frequencies," he said.
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The assurance that, in case of an accident, their computers are programmed to save whoever is in the car?
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Second, after a certain amount of wrong guesses to unlock the device, iPhones are programmed to delay new guesses.
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STADIUM: A new, original, fully programmed, 24/20173 linear experience will stream live on Twitter in the coming months.
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Coco Rocha closed his ZAC Zac Posen spring '16 in a LED dress programmed by teen coders, after all.
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We all have habits and patterns that we do unconsciously, things that were programmed long ago as coping mechanisms.
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Able to dive and swim as well as fly, they could surely be programmed to swarm the Yale graduation.
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Starring at all three networks that evening were state-of-the-art computers, programmed to estimate returns in advance.
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To improve security even more, the phone could be programmed with mandatory limits provided by, say, the secret service.
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And in The Floating World, the artist programmed a sound installation that dancer Jan Lee interacted with in 3D.
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You programmed your bots to do whatever it took to make Mars a feasible place for us to live.
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The document was programmed to take advantage of the recently-patched vulnerability to install FinSpy, spyware designed by FinFisher.
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Machine learning is, in brief, a method for computers to process data on their own, without being explicitly programmed.
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One inspiration was mass media like TV and other large billboard messages — programmed messaging on billboards and large screens.
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We've been programmed to think that "everyone has a car payment," and that it's an inevitable fact of life.
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The goal is always to make a movie that goes to Cannes and also be programmed at the Schaubühne.
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"I would argue against majoring in accounting," he said, "or anything that a computer can be programmed to do."
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But there's no reason it doesn't deserve to be programmed alongside Caccini's contemporaries, like Jacopo Peri and Claudio Monteverdi.
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The arcade game was programmed to coordinate enemy movement such that characters closed in on players at different rates.
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The genetic change made that cell invisible to the ones that had been programmed to seek and destroy cancer.
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Russia's Yandex and China's Baidu have programmed cars to stop at streetlights, yield to pedestrians, and pass slow vehicles.
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Ants cooperate to build dwellings because they're genetically programmed to do so, not because they've agreed on a blueprint.
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He programmed his own series in New York this year, in the Veterans Room at the Park Avenue Armory.
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Mr. Schmidt continued to represent Volkswagen after the company admitted in September that cars were programmed to dupe regulators.
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This will be the first season programmed by Craig Peterson, who joined Abrons last September as its artistic director.
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Mr. Christgau programmed the evening's music, in part because no one wanted to be exposed to his withering judgments.
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Mr. Reich, for instance, found himself programmed back to back with the serialist and computer-music pioneer Milton Babbitt.
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With six pre-programmed basic stitches to choose from, you simply just turn a dial and get to sewing.
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The phone also has two programmable buttons, which Samsung says can be programmed for applications like push-to-talk.
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The safe is operated using an easily programmed numeric touchpad, though a backup key can open it as well.
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Power is sent to all four wheels via one of the best-programmed eight-speed transmissions in the game.
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EST An earlier version of the article incorrectly attributed the quote "it's program or be programmed" to Flores Mir.
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The song is sparer than her later music, which incorporates eighties-style synths, programmed drum machines, and propulsive guitar.
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All these functions can be set remotely, put on a schedule, and programmed to react dynamically according to conditions.
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It's programmed to generate variations in several anatomical structures of real moths, including antennas, wing shapes and wing markings.
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When you&aposre ready, upgrade to a sewing machine that can be programmed do everything from applique to embroidery.
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A robot, programmed with the data to make shapes, then excavated the interior of a block of Portland stone.
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Think of corn modified to be resistant to rootworm, or Oxitec's mosquitoes programmed to die unless they receive antibiotics.
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Ideas of entropy and the unpredictability of programmed systems and characters regularly inform the gameplay of Cheng's algorithmic simulations.
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Then, they must add money to them at MetroCard vending machines, which will be programmed to charge half-price.
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Paul co-curated Programmed with Associate Director for Conservation and Research Carol Mancusi-Ungaro and Curatorial Assistant Clémence White.
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The men would figure out what they wanted Eniac to do; the women "programmed" it to execute the instructions.
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You know, and that's because any sort of AI that is currently programmed today is ... It's an optimization problem.
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Phages are viruses that can be genetically programmed to display various molecules—in this case antibodies—on their surface.
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The system could be programmed to block vehicle operations until the threat is addressed, preventing the malware from acting.
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The paper glider is able to fly on its own to the location it's programmed to travel to, thanks to a small computer on board, as well as sensors that are programmed to adjust the aircraft's control surfaces, like its wings or rudder, to determine where it will fly and eventually land.
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One advantage of such lifts is that they can be programmed to give priority to the floors nearest the fire.
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"Jack is programmed to work on freeways in automated mode," Audi Senior Engineer Kaushik Raghu said on CNBC's Power Lunch.
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In a paper published today in Nature Biotechnology, researchers programmed human cells to obey 109 different sets of logical instructions.
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After all, we're all programmed with the fight-or-flight instinct that's supposed to kick in during threatening situations, right?
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We are mobile flesh towers programmed by millennia of DNA tweaks, powered by firing neurons and influenced by environmental stimuli.
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The routes will be programmed by a ground control center through an encrypted 4G network which will monitor the flight.
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"Our cars are programmed to be cautious and courteous above all, because that's the safest thing to do," said Krafcik.
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This attendee is sitting through a pre-programmed routine to lower his heart rate and help him feel more relaxed.
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Bots are an application programmed to do a task, such as sift through files, much faster than a human can.
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The team programmed a software that tells each component when to open and close, and the movements are constantly evolving.
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Google Home can search the internet for information to questions rather than relying on a finite number of programmed answers.
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Gen X The first episode of Survivor follows a narrative so deeply programmed it's like watching the start of Westworld.
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They wirelessly communicate via IR bursts and are programmed via an iPad with an internal-only app called Ear Jockey.
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He started to think about what would have happened if the camera had been programmed with software to detect leukocoria.
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Like Analogue's prior FPGA-based consoles, the system cores were programmed by famed retro console hacker Kevin Horton, a.k.a. Kevtris.
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He isn't a well-programmed robot but a human who believes things about God, about marriage, and about the world.
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"Narkopop 2" comes on heavy like a war epic, but it's the conductor leading the charge, not the programmed kick.
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The Anova Culinary app also comes programmed with thousands of recipes for when you need some inspiration in the kitchen.
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So it was like, "Ladies and gentlemen, we just got out of jail!" and then [simulates weak-sounding programmed beats].
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But moderating content requires wisdom, and an algorithm is only as judicious as the principles with which it is programmed.
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Another version, Core for Hackers, can be programmed to hail rides, track pets or pilot a drone, the company said.
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Serbian techno DJ Remute's forthcoming LP, Technoptimistic, was programmed entirely using the sound chip for '90s game console Sega Genesis.
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I still deal with those intense feelings of shame, guilt and self loathing that have been programmed into my brain.
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CRISPR is known to sometimes cut pieces of DNA it wasn't programmed to, and that could have negative health consequences.
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It remained unclear who programmed the settings on the autopilot software, which were not found on any other Tiger helicopters.
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We suppress any fantasies that seem dirty, disturbing, or contemptible… We are programmed to avoid contact with our own wildness.
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An app can be programmed to show ads even when you're not using it, or to secretly mine for cryptocurrency.
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On "Release," Shrines's debut EP from November, her languid vocals, laid atop crisp programmed drums and lush strings, are spellbinding.
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Yet, most respondents also indicated that they would not want to purchase a vehicle that was programmed to be utilitarian.
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Like any non-player character, they are programmed to act in certain ways in reaction to certain in-game variables.
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Some of these features could be programmed through third-party apps like IFTTT, but now they're baked into iOS 12.
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"For now he just suspended his activities today, and he didn't have anything programmed for the weekend," the spokesman said.
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Bernstein walks us through some of the quick and dirty features early developers have programmed in at a recent hackathon.
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He wrote, programmed, illustrated, and scored the game entirely on his own, which is as impressive as it is infuriating.
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Like the TL2, the two control dials are customizable and can be programmed for whatever parameter you want to control.
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AlphaGo Zero, by comparison, has only been programmed with the basic rules of Go. Everything else it learned from scratch.
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During CES, Lyft and Aptiv's robot taxis provided more than 400 rides to the 20 or so pre-programmed destinations.
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Trouble is, the same survey shows that people don't actually want to ride in cars that are programmed this way.
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It infantilises the significance of their ideas, their acts and their consequences to treat them as programmed by defective parenting.
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I don't know who they're programmed to obliterate if they get launched, but they're still there in very large numbers.
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One of the main situations they have programmed their drones to recognize is the potential escalation of a traffic stop.
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Combine that with programmed trading, and it gives rise to some of the panic selling the market went through Wednesday.
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He is the soul of Cozmo To create that imitation of life, Anki programmed Cozmo using a film animation approach.
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Both Baxter and Sawyer used animated faces to communicate with their co-workers, and could be programmed without specialist knowledge.
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Once the segments are connected and the start button is pressed, the Code-a-Pillar will take the programmed route.
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Beyond that, Nuro says its driverless vehicles can be programmed to "self-sacrifice" in the event of an unavoidable collision.
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I have this same kit of Philips Hue bulbs that I've programmed to turn on and off on a schedule.
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The route is not pre-programmed, and pilots did not manipulate controls to influence the path that the drone takes.
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It's been programmed to get the high score in games, so why not get the "high score" in energy usage?
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Rather than create a single convoluted structure, each petal was programmed individually to maintain the illusion of legitimate plant growth.
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Though it could be programmed to move around by an Apple II computer, it did little else and sold poorly.
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They, like the early Stanford communication programs named "Eliza" and "Parry," rely on pre-programmed, canned responses to simulate conversation.
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They are programmed to work with multiple redundancies in case of mechanical failures, and also include sensors and avoidance technology.
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But unlike some trail or security cameras that are triggered by motion or programmed on timers, Clips is more discerning.
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This suggests that infants may be programmed to avoid foods that could be potentially dangerous or harmful, the authors note.
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The trouble with bots is they are limited by their programmed actions, says Mikhail Naumov, chief strategy officer at DigitalGenius .
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As Dawkins implies, while we humans may be altruistic, our genes -- the blueprint of us -- are programmed to act selfishly.
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Time and time again, judges have looked at robots as entities that do only what they are programmed to do.
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On a different delivery platform, the content capsules could become programmed against advertisements when the content market becomes more robust.
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There have also been instances of public figures being abused online, often by robots programmed to send out negative tweets.
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The team programmed the Konami code, a sequence of keystrokes used by gamers, onto a bank webpage announcing the banknote.
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They are specifically programmed for the event, either pulling a short section from the game or running on a timer.
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The only real difference between the 260 and 60 was a larger RAM memory capable of storing 56-programmed sounds.
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These personal assistants are expanding their set of programmed responses; for proof, just ask Siri if she beatboxes — trust me.
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Amazon's recorder kicks in when it hears the word, after which the assistant is then programmed to respond and converse.
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Done smartly, it can be packaged to be self-contained; programmed appropriately, it can operate across languages and cultural backgrounds.
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According to FoodBeast, Chef 3D is programmed to print the custom shape, then out comes the dough, sauce, and cheese.
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I take a lot of screenshots on my Mac, so having this function programmed right into my Stylus was refreshing.
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Worse, they cannot even decide in advance what they would do, because human drivers, unlike driverless cars, cannot be programmed.
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These can be programmed either via posing and recording, or using Ubtech's drag-and-drop, block-based Blockly coding program.
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The problem with too many rules is that human life with all its interactions is too unpredictable to be programmed.
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Each can be programmed with its own unique identity; some even steal and build upon the identities of real users.
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Are some men just programmed to act like supreme assholes as soon as they set foot on a city sidewalk?
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Writing, recording and producing largely on her own as Flock of Dimes, she also relies on synthesizers and programmed beats.
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ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS Many human driving decisions carry ethical considerations, so the way a car is programmed also carries ethical consequences.
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It has 13 pre-programmed settings, handles gluten-free recipes, and features a heated lid to help with even baking.
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Most noticeable initially about U.S. press coverage of these carefully programmed developments was the near-uniform lack of historical memory.
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The researchers found that respondents generally thought self-driving cars should be programmed to make decisions for the greatest good.
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The productions place her in a clubland soundscape of synthetic keyboards and programmed drums, where cleanliness, order and calculation reign.
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The demonstration centered on what Microsoft presumably found most dazzling about the bot: It could be programmed to recognize slang.
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While one robot is tasked with picking up an object, its evil twin is programmed to try and grab it.
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Bookers have programmed the space well this summer, inviting buzzy new bands and discerning legacy acts out to East Williamsburg.
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Calm is in short supply, unless you count Walter (Michael Fassbender), the resident android, who is programmed to be unflappable.
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In the case of Apple's MacOS, if a file is signed by Apple, the computer is programmed to trust it.
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He would feed some of that money into Las Vegas video poker machines, which are programmed to favor the house.
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With those programs, users will be able to configure the touch-sensitive LED input devices with editable pre-programmed scripts.
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They're given to each guest upon arrival and are programmed to include access to all guest services and hotel information.
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If a robot could reason causally, however, it might be able to avoid problems it hasn't been programmed to understand.
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Next, read a book on evolutionary psychology to remind yourself that you're just a social primate with genetically programmed urges.
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He was forced into this situation, and he was trapped into this Night King's body, and programmed to kill everyone.
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The company expanded into cameras and wearable technology; one device can be programmed to let women monitor their menstrual cycle.
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Dr. Walker's early "Lyric for Strings" became his first piece to be programmed at the BBC Proms when the Chineke!
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PEOPLES' SYMPHONY CONCERTS One of music's under-the-radar steals returns with a densely programmed lineup of excellent, inexpensive concerts.
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At night, AVs systems could be programmed to suggest a route through a populated area rather than the shortest route.
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The software is programmed to hand off control to the human driver when the truck needs to exit the freeway.
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E.H.R.s can be programmed to shame those who copy and paste: Pasted text is clearly marked on a new note.
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We built it as a platform for learning, so it uses a Raspberry Pi and everything is programmed in Python.
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Like its rival Volkswagen, Daimler faces substantial costs from accusations that it programmed diesel vehicles to cheat on emissions tests.
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In line with reality, two-thirds of these children were programmed to rarely exercise and many were overweight or obese.
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Does, say, the National Film Archive jockey for certain works to be programmed that might clash with whatever UCLA wants?
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On the tech side, Uber hadn't programmed the SUV that killed Elaine Herzberg to look for pedestrians outside of crosswalks.
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The soft pillow is embedded with a speaker that can be programmed to play heartbeats, guided meditations, or soft music.
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"There's no doubt that mass culture has a hundred-per-cent success in making the world programmed," he told me.
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In high school, she got her start in hacking when she programmed her watches to switch TVs on and off.
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Gauges line the walls of the gallery, programmed to detect changes in pressure; water seeps through cracks in the floor.
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Many of us were programmed early in life to fear insects, and developing an appetite for them won't be easy.
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When he was a candidate, and especially when he was president, his tweets programmed TV and were amplified by it.
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It took four hours of training to be able to beat Stockfish, the best chess machine programmed with human tactics.
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"I will say there were some Twitter comments of 'Whoever programmed "Planet Earth" today is a genius,'" Ms. Thomasma said.
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However, city parks cannot be built, maintained or programmed and live up to their potential if they are not funded.
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Will's robot might be a friend, but he was programmed to kill the humans on the Resolute for reasons unknown.
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So the system was programmed to turn the nose down at the feedback of a single (and somewhat flimsy) sensor.
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His music is programmed into appliances from refrigerators to ovens, which eventually causes a mass power outage and attendant outrage.
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Commands could be pre-programmed or customisable via an app so that you could control the drone using a phone.
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A couple of performances programmed for the space failed to capture much attention; William Kentridge's film was a bit tiring.
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It could be programmed to bring everyone into a hyped state of mind by the time they reach the venue.
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But with a robot, no matter how convenient or pleasurable it might be, you know, deep down, that it's programmed.
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Take the exhibition Programmed: Rules, Codes, and Choreographies in Art, 1965-2018, currently at the Whitney Museum of American Art.
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Among the vulnerabilities found: The software wasn't programmed to verify the integrity of the updates received from the servers, the voting data wasn't transmitted over secure connections, and some servers were programmed with default or easy-to-guess credentials such as "guest" and "test," allowing anyone to upload files to them, according to the researchers.
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When it was passed in 2010 Dodd-Frank was a monster of a law and was programmed to spawn more regulations.
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YouTuber Michael Reeves programmed a swarm of a dozen drones to automatically detect his face and launch themselves at his head.
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Working with another lab at UCSF, they programmed the CRISPR-Cas12a to attack signals from two types of cancer-causing HPV.
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She is certain that the chips track her every move, that her family has been programmed not to listen to her.
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"We're programmed to really be hypersensitive to black male oppression," Chance says in the full interview, available on Rolling Stone's website.
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They all seem to have a selection of pre-programmed functions on the front control pad, and a basic LCD screen.
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Turns out even Dolores' awareness had been programmed ahead of time; Ford made her painful awakening a pageant for Delos investors.
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He programmed Maeve to escape, just like Dolores was meant to end up back at the town with the white church.
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Did the first piece of NES code ever programmed by Nintendo's late president Satoru Iwata just get sold on Yahoo Auctions?
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He has an English accent that is a bit proper because he was a robot who was programmed by the Empire.
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Current driverless systems are designed specifically for the road, and are programmed to respond to cues within a regular driving scenerio.
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At Georgia Tech in the United States this summer, researchers programmed swarms of light drones to fight their own aerial dogfights.
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If that intelligence is programmed almost exclusively by men, there's a risk that gender biases will slip into the machines, too.
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But their behind-the-scenes masters were clever enough to have programmed them to think of these moments as, well, nightmares.
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In the first, a robot's actions are programmed by an engineer who specifies the timings and positions of each individual movement.
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