You need smarts, because there's just no substitute for smarts.
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Watch out for know-it-all energy and don't value book smarts over street smarts—they're all important, especially now.
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But Google's key ingredient is its machine learning smarts — smarts that can, in theory, push products well past the competition.
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"I just wish we lived in a world where street smarts equal book smarts," Maya (Lopez) laments in the trailer, which dropped today.
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"She takes the opportunity to prove that street smarts can sometimes be more valuable than book smarts," Lopez, 48, tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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When she loses the job to a college educated candidate, Vargas is determined to prove that streets smarts are just as valuable as book smarts.
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"She takes the opportunity to prove that street smarts can sometimes be more valuable than book smarts," Lopez, 48, previously told PEOPLE of the role.
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His book smarts combined with her street smarts and pop culture knowledge, in a dynamic not dissimilar to that of Daria and her best friend, Jane Lane.
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Make fun of her obsession with grades all you want, but it's thanks to her book smarts — and street smarts — that Harry and Ron survive through the seventh book.
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Being powerful or fast is impressive, having the smarts and discipline to do the right thing every time for twenty-five minutes takes a level of fight smarts and heart that few appreciate.
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Substance, smarts — and more importantly, strength — have never been sexier.
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Instead, their "smarts" are largely distributed throughout their eight limbs.
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We don't use our smarts to get at the truth.
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Most notably, they're bubbling up some more computer vision smarts.
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If only its smarts were as compelling as its looks.
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Imagine a giant paper airplane, but one with impressive smarts.
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Turns out that Hering had some smarts of her own.
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Do you have more financial smarts than the typical teenager?
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"He didn't have the business smarts," David Santiago Jr. said.
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I do not feel well and my toe still smarts.
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You actually need smarts, grit and a willingness to learn.
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Bush tried to get along, but didn't have the 'smarts.
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He had done some handyman work at the Smarts' home.
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Those smarts paid off as her music career got traction.
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"Nasdaq purchased SMARTS in 221 and the product powers surveillance and compliance for 2400 marketplaces, 11 regulators and 100 market participants across 65 markets globally," said Jukes, who is product manager for SMARTS Surveillance.
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Finally, there's the smarts, which in Microsoft's case means Cortana integration.
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The theme of this release is "speed and smarts," Cuthbertson noted.
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Post-production packages give you a ton of AI smarts, too.
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This doesn't magically give those paired speakers Google Assistant's smarts, though.
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But to talk about their smarts, we must consider their brains.
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With talent, ambition and smarts, Ojikae is definitely on the rise.
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A good education, whether its college or street smarts, pays dividends.
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Could pointing out her smarts make Hillary too remote, too elite?
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Artificial intelligence is getting smarter, and with those smarts comes application.
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Has the balls and smarts, plus Fox needs a gender revolution.
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Google is known for its AI smarts and the Google Assistant.
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The difference in book smarts between the two demographics is staggering.
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And it still smarts to think about those years in between.
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Those choices determine your levels of happiness, health, smarts, and appearance.
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Previously, psychologists weren't that interested in doggy smarts, Lea tells me.
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Like other consumer devices that want Google's machine smarts built inside.
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He attributed Romo's success to a combination of charisma and smarts.
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Kamala Harris's fans like her smarts, toughness and flashes of warmth.
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The combination of Trump's stage savvy and street smarts was devastating.
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I'm also older than most others, I've got some street smarts.
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She must know something about accounting and have some practical smarts.
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Soon, they could vanish completely, their smarts embedding directly into our surroundings.
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It takes Alexa's smarts, adds a screen and a dash of personality.
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I'd say what makes a plant smart is surviving—like street smarts.
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And his smarts proved an effective ticket to a career in academia.
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She spoke with Reuters about how to equip kids with money smarts.
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It is, in short, a piece of jewelry, albeit imbued with smarts.
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Calls to Flores, the Smarts and the FBI were not immediately returned.
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They thought gangsters had street smarts, resourcefulness, and an affinity for violence.
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Amazon is said to be developing chips to improve Alexa's AI smarts.
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Katie fell for his smarts, his good looks and his charming personality.
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The Happytime Murders also falls short on good old-fashioned movie smarts.
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And she's blown away by the passion and smarts of her users.
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That's why it is putting machine learning smarts onto the iPhones themselves.
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He defends extremely well with his stick, his skating and his smarts.
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I mean, where are the street smarts of some of these politicians?
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It's time to let Arbo bring next generation smarts to your palm.
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Meanwhile, Operator does its deed using some AI smarts Friedlander decidedly lacks.
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He can change the game like that with his smarts, his skill.
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Chalk that one up to street smarts, of which he's got plenty.
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"Too many guys want to equate smarts with being uptight," Ross said.
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And the Kim Family, rich in street smarts but not much else.
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He prefers Mr. Trump, with his "New York street smarts," to Mrs.
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The old cameras are completely dumb, no built-in smarts at all.
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I don't mean that they don't have the smarts to do it.
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"The most important thing is to have perception, street smarts," Velliniatis said.
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He is also an uncommon talent with an abundance of baseball smarts.
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Think of it like Google Docs but with baked in legal smarts.
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"Policies can change, but you can't get smarts overnight," Ms. Vitti said.
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Park, in particular, proves her crime-solving smarts cracking the trickier puzzles.
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They may not have had book learning, but they had street smarts.
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"Michael Kors isn't cheap, actually @MichaelKors has marketing smarts," read one rebuttal.
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Maya is thus left trying to navigate her web of deceit -- sometimes to comedic effect -- while proving that "street smarts" can trump "book smarts," and as an added degree of difficulty, overcoming skepticism toward a woman in her 40s.
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Raden A28Best for: Chronic overpackersRaden's polycarbonate case's minimalist style disguises its inner smarts.
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It hopes to match American smarts and scale while remaining Canadian in character.
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Thakran said that process means providing guidance and looking for spirit and smarts.
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But for all its technical smarts, the design leaves something to be desired.
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A gene that increases your smarts could also increase your risk for schizophrenia.
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Having access to good data is clearly key to improving AI assistant smarts.
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And few boards, he added, have the technical smarts for such a task.
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Users can get some of Woven's smarts even without signing up, Campos adds.
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What René lacks in computer skills she makes up for in street smarts.
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Smarts aside, Bill is confused about why he's singled her out in particular.
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His criticisms mostly concerned the Labour leader's lack of managerial and presentational smarts.
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It's not a huge surprise that Simplehuman added digital smarts to a mirror.
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Now, it seems, we can add Swng's experience and smarts to that list.
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IBM is also looking to bring SoftBank's humanoid bot some of Watson's smarts.
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Some of the Smarts' joy subsided as they walked into their ransacked farmhouses.
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"Bush tried to get along, but didn't have the 'smarts,'" Mr. Trump wrote.
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He vowed to start once again and to 'do it with more smarts.
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Tech We're Using Tech has brought innovation, convenience and smarts to the kitchen.
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Dr. Greenwood, possessed ambition and smarts in addition to poise, beauty and wit.
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He still smarts that his Justice Department hasn't moved to investigate her more.
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Some of the smarts in the Siemens building are there for the workers.
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Love is what makes dogs special, not smarts, a researcher found this year.
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Love is what makes dogs special, not smarts, a researcher found this year.
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If this qualifies as tactical smarts, how much worse could Mr. Corbyn do?
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Scientists define and measure a dog's smarts differently from the way owners do.
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Bunch taught Rebecca how to read, and in return Rebecca taught Bunch street smarts.
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Some remaining smarts may remain with Car2go, which is an independent entity from MBUSA.
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In place of policy smarts, Mr O'Rourke projects a mood that many find appealing.
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Portman played the part with the right mix of smarts, strength and sex appeal.
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The action-packed allegory is a blend of conspiracy theories, Egyptology and street smarts.
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The EU watchdog uses market surveillance software SMARTS to monitor trading for suspicious behavior.
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Gemini is your house of career, fame, legacy—people know you for your smarts.
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It will, however, require some "outside-of-the-box" thinking, flexibility and strategic smarts.
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Hot Wheels is a toy company and actually outsourced the "smarts" of these cars.
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A watch that looks like a traditional timepiece, but has a lot of smarts
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It is not merely book learning, a narrow academic skill, or test-taking smarts.
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With this new feature, Microsoft is also using some machine learning smarts, of course.
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Luckily Dare is played by Ms. Shelton, an actress with smarts and irrepressible charm.
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We use our smarts to protect the groups and worldview to which we adhere.
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Below, a guide to theme park smarts: Tickets to theme parks can be expensive.
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He has charm, yes, and smarts of a kind, but also a cruel streak.
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But for everyone else, the choice will be clear: Less smarts for more privacy.
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Teaching kids media smarts during breaking news De-fang hate speech and fear-mongering.
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"He demonstrated the resilience and the smarts to marshal a real comeback," Pence said.
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Daimler had already announced plans to focus entirely on electric drive Smarts by 2020.
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The smarts and charm he had always relied on reached their limits in court.
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And while that's largely a function of smarts, it's also a function of age.
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Laurel is a beauty, but it's her smarts and cutting quickness that attract Dixon.
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She acts as a bridge between Angelo and the people who trust her street smarts.
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She says that someone with my smarts ought to be out there changing the world.
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The music of Stephen Sondheim is an ultimate test of a theater singer's dramatic smarts.
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Microsoft is using Cortana's speech recognition smarts to bring dictation to the company's Office suite.
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Unsurprisingly, Google decided to use some of its machine learning smarts to enable this feature.
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The idea is to equip them with the smarts to behave like a regular player.
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He's got enough smarts that my kids, aged three and six, talk to him endlessly.
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It still smarts about a UN report in 1996 that condemned Japan's wartime military brothels.
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Juniper plans to pair AppFormix's telemetry and operations management smarts with its Contrail product line.
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The company's latest phone and processor are both marketed as having "the real AI" smarts.
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The game, however, is also a reminder that Alexa doesn't exactly have host-level smarts.
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Sounding Board's approach ended up being a blend of handcrafted rules and machine learning smarts.
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Because everyone knew that smarts like that didn't kick around in Oak Hill for long.
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That makes sense considering that the software's smarts come from patterns found in archival data.
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"You have to put the collective smarts of the astronomers into the software," he says.
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Sorry, second-borns, it seems your older siblings have an advantage in the smarts department.
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And the role required a level of onscreen smart-aleckness that often obscured her smarts.
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But overpaying for seasonings and snacks and shelling out $40 for a useless product smarts.
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" But, then he bores in ... "The problem is, we're using our smarts on stupid stuff.
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It relies on smarts, judgment, cool resolve, and the precise and strategic application of power.
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Chances are, she's got sharper smart road smarts than you and your fancy young brain!
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How does it deliver deep learning smarts without constantly sending your data to the cloud?
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Surprisingly though, the smarts seemed to come at the cost of grit and physical ability.
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Eventually, its AI smarts will be folded into its developments in robotics and machine learning.
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As Google notes, Hire uses the company's search smarts to better understand the recruiter's intent.
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Bill Gates says finding your brand of smarts is pivotal to having a good career.
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"We have an advantage, because management doesn't have the market cornered on smarts," she explains.
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Clearly, they thought he had the temperament, character, experience and smarts to do that job.
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One thing you may have noticed by now is that neither speaker has any smarts.
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You want something that says "This place is hip!" but also conveys class and smarts.
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It combines quite a few of Adobe's AI smarts with its existing image manipulation techniques.
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Google, of course, is also building some of its machine learning smarts into this service.
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And those smarts are not about the devices, but about the brain that controls them.
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My dad, for all his smarts and interests, isn't what I'd call an early adopter.
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He's small enough to fit on your hand, but packed with sensors and AI smarts.
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The smarts cost 41 cents per minute while the Mercedes cost 47 cents per minute.
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We already knew that aides had questions about his smarts and qualms about his stability.
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When it comes to political debates, we don't use our smarts to uncover the truth.
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We use our smarts to protect our political groups, not to grapple with uncomfortable truths.
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During the near future, AlphaGo's smarts could end up in something like a smartphone assistant.
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What he lacks in business degrees, he makes up for in street smarts and drive.
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Therefore, it requires a touch less skill and a touch more pattern recognition and smarts.
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In every way: integrity, decency, smarts, a great executive, a fantastic record in New York.
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Do little girls pick up on what their parents and teachers think about their smarts?
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A telescope with super smarts that removes the guess work when peering at distant galaxies.
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To the Editor: It does not take major smarts to detect a pattern in Gov.
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But even with his vast array of political smarts, the odds were heavily against him.
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Batman's tactical smarts and analytical skills are far superior to those of the other two.
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The Smarts are responsible for the entire payment, which falls within their health insurance deductible.
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Adobe Stock now also features a new Visual Search service powered by Adobe's machine learning smarts.
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A hybrid smartwatch that can hide all of its smarts when you just want a watch.
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" "Being strong — with excellent instincts and loyalty and smarts — does not inoculate a person against abuse.
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Reeker is well-regarded among those who know him, with multiple officials pointing to his smarts.
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The thing that smarts about Damon is that he is a person with considerable political capital.
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After all, a holographic smartphone would still be a smartphone, just one with added VR smarts.
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It pairs Alexa's assistant smarts and hands-free voice commands with Amazon's popular 4K streaming device.
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They may not have the street smarts that a girl in New York City might have.
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The pitch is you can add this disc module to any watch and bam—wearable smarts.
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Mr Pompeo's blend of establishment smarts and aggressive partisanship explains his success in Mr Trump's administration.
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We need your smarts, of course, but we also need your compassion, your curiosity, your stubbornness.
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One of 18633 children, Dodgson was a shy and sickly child with smarts and a stutter.
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General Motors has partnered with IBM to add the latter's artificial intelligence smarts to its cars.
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So if you want to get a job at McKinsey, expect to systematically prove your smarts.
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Dropbox and Apple's photo services had auto-organizing features, but not the smarts of Google's service.
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Pros: Pretty design, fun colors, small size, same Google smarts, affordableCons: Not the best sound quality
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RedZone, an iOS app launched today, adds a soupçon of street smarts to your navigatory efforts.
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Smaller tech companies have teamed up with Amazon to bring voice-controlled smarts to their products.
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She uses her smarts, influence and good will to save her people, and Haman is hanged.
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So it's learning to jam, rather than learning to code but with plenty of techie smarts.
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As for its smarts, the QLED 8K has support for Bixby, Amazon Alexa, and Google Assistant.
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"Smarts" generally lack nous, and all too often lack integrity, as the past decade has decisively shown.
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Samantha Appleton for WIRED Then we set loose the smarts, vision, and experience of the WIRED newsroom.
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However, in real life, the effects of the phone's extra smarts are often quite hard to discern.
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Han had the cool; Luke had the courage; but Leia, as played by Fisher, had the smarts.
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But with today's update, Pix's business cards smarts are being upgraded – this time with a LinkedIn integration.
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It's a car with racing smarts, even if it's not running the latest and greatest infotainment software.
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We use our smarts to protect the our political groups, and not to grapple with uncomfortable truths.
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Nest even offers some of the smarts that Logitech is charging for — like person detection — for free.
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But most of our smarts are going be dedicated to jockeying and manipulating our position among others.
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She's immediately outcast by Ozzy, who still smarts from getting blindsided by her in Fans vs. Favorites.
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The company is also putting its machine learning smarts to work to make the listening experience smoother.
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The smarts would be useless if the shoes were awful, but Iofit's Smart Balance Shoes feel great.
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Elsewhere, the firm is hiring data scientists as it aims to bring additional smarts to its services.
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Whether it's a matter of book-smarts, persuasion, or an excellent memory, the Doctor is extremely clever.
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Never one for big numbers, Collison still played an important role for his defense, hustle, and smarts.
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If you want an analog watch with smarts, look no further than Fossil's line of hybrid watches.
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Unlike its less sophisticated predecessors in the toy market, Cozmo has advanced software to backup its smarts.
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Motion Sense uses the Pixel 4's radar-powered smarts to track hand movements above the phone.
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When HomePod made its debut earlier this year, it didn't exactly win over critics with its smarts.
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But Anki's grownup version of Cozmo can use a bit of help when it comes to smarts.
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The story on Rodriguez is that he's athletic, creative, and exciting but lacks science and ring smarts.
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" He predicted that while the world would remain imprecise, robots would develop "better sensors and more smarts.
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And Draymond Green and his exuberant passion and smarts, and Andre Iguodala, a former N.B.A All Star.
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The Spectacle: Damon's character uses smarts, a Mars Pathfinder and some gaffer tape to communicate with Earth.
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Another year, another clutch of shiny gizmos making grand claims of computing smarts in child-friendly packaging.
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But they've also been using their teenage smarts and snark to leverage those stories, to "weaponize" them.
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"We should've done AHA, yeah, sooner," Quincey said at the Beverage-Digest Future Smarts conference on Monday.
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"He doesn't have the aptitude or 'smarts' & is a poor public speaker & nervous mess," the president tweeted.
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You can see it all -- the smarts, the unapologetic nature and the passionate conviction -- in that clip.
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The Google Nest Hub takes the smarts of the Google Assistant and puts them on display — literally.
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Deirdre fears she's wasting her smarts on throwing charity balls and desperately wants to feel something, anything.
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In season two, during which viewership grew by just over 20 percent, the show started focusing more energy on the growing friendship between Sheldon and Penny — a fairly classic "book smarts meets street smarts" dynamic, but with a frisson of sexual tension and a wholly unique character in Sheldon.
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Caption: Amazon Echo, a voice-controlled Bluetooth speaker with smarts, has rightly overtaken a good number of homes.
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Many of them are actually quite extraordinary and turn out to be highly intelligent individuals with genuine smarts.
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You have a lot of money, you got a lot of smarts, you've got to figure this out.
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Sonos has been slowly incorporating smarts into its wireless speakers, starting with the Sonos One late last year.
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But they said 'we're not looking for people with book smarts, we're looking for people who do shit.
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Amazon Web Services just introduced a new $249 camera with computer vision and AI-smarts baked right in.
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Yet you have lots of ways to give money, and a number of them also teach financial smarts.
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That's the pitch: If your business picks Google for the cloud, you get Google's best smarts thrown in.
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The better the designs are mechanically, the less power and smarts are required to keep the robot upright.
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Indeed, don't expect too many smarts here, as Google Photos also happily created a "Meow Movie" for people.
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A password alone isn't enough of a wall between you and people with tech smarts and bad intentions.
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Others, like Hanwha, are coming in as customer-investors, there to take advantage of some of the smarts.
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The $350 Apple HomePod sounds glorious though Siri lacks a lot of smarts of Alexa or Google Assistant.
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She's a songwriter, folks—let others waste their smarts on letters to the editor with op-ed dreams.
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In February, Byton announced a partnership with star-studded Aurora to bring self-driving smarts to its vehicles.
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He also wants to leverage the connectivity and the smarts in the kart to gamify the whole experience.
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So now, with the help of Google's machine learning smarts, the Google Play team is launching Bubble Zoom.
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NS1 is a New York City startup trying to bring software smarts and automation to the DNS space.
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I wanted it to fix my sleep by providing real smarts and insight into my atrocious sleeping pattern.
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A promising opening establishes Reese's problem-solving smarts as she battles through a challenging virtual-reality survival game.
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His intervention has already soured relations with Italy, which smarts at the implication that it is not trustworthy.
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Venus in Gemini has street smarts, encouraging your natural, innate philosopher to guide you through morally ambiguous times.
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Now, contestants are judged on a more complex set of factors, like "leadership, talent, communication skills, and smarts."
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Otto was a kind-hearted young man who had all the smarts & talent you could ever ask for.
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The Jury: The jury worked through a complex and document-heavy case with remarkably sharp focus and smarts.
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At 35, he is playing one of his grandest seasons, his court smarts compensating for any athletic erosion.
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Their identities depended on superhuman smarts, which made any academic failure feel like a knife to the heart.
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He's certainly got the smarts, he's got size to make it and that's where we want to go.
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These days, big companies look to ad companies for their data smarts as much as their marketing expertise.
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While university professors might be scorned as condescending eggheads, book smarts are prized when used against the bookish.
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The unconstrained approach seems to offer an answer: Rely on an individual manager's smarts to outwit the market.
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But this week comes one that especially smarts (for me and some of my TechCrunch coworkers at least).
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Despite having a low floor, Isaac's frame, smarts, and overall dexterity may launch his ceiling into the clouds.
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But if the test was on street smarts, Nixon would score low and Trump would score pretty high.
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If the definition of "smart," at least for this purpose, folds in raw intelligence, street smarts, intuition, real-world experience, business success, job creation, wealth creation, a fighter's instinct, and knowing when to roll the dice or to bluff, then Trump might stand relatively high on the presidential "smarts" pyramid.
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Clinton has the smarts to understand that she can only fight and win so many political battles as president.
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New Caledonian crows are heavy hitters when it comes to smarts, known for their play and advanced toolmaking skills.
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CIMON has no arms or legs, but he's got some AI-powered smarts and a natural-language user interface.
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This beautifully designed object has enough built-in smarts to plausibly save money in your electric and gas bills.
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Now, she's proving that her Harvard pedigree and natural smarts haven't been dulled by her lifetime in the spotlight.
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Even so, candidates must still have some smarts to navigate the ever-changing business environment, Ma revealed last week.
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He put his smarts, chops, and combo at the full service of artistes from Jimmy Buffett to Audra Macdonald.
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READMEThe first smartwatch with a decent set of fitness tracking and connected features that can hide all its smarts.
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It also plans to go after ring artificial intelligence into its service using Baidu's DuerOS platform and NIO's smarts.
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Then, when faced with real opposition, Negan failed to demonstrate any strength or smarts, and essentially just ran away.
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Hess said those apparent AI and ML smarts will be put to work in the company's other product lines.
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Once installed, the existing intercom system works just as it did before — just now with a bit more smarts.
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Some of your bot's smarts are generated by pools of data, and some of it comes from prewritten rules.
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This may look like an EarPod, but there's a ton more technology and smarts packed inside that AirPod bud.
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Apple will have to compete with other tech giants over software smarts you can't see, where it's lagged recently.
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Home's smarts are powered by the AI Google has developed by harvesting untold galaxies of data over the years.
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Microsoft previously announced projects that will incorporate Cortana smarts in connected devices, but that's different from the assistant itself.
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SMARTS draws on financial and technology professionals experienced in market surveillance, supervision and compliance, Jukes said in an email.
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Lopez' character comes to New York City, where she attempts to show off her street smarts next to brainiacs.
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She sees it as something that shouldn't matter in relation to her skills, intellect, and smarts on the web.
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McConaughey has the experience and smarts to know how to pull out of this tailspin simply by being himself.
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Nuance's AI, in-car voice assistant solution, is also unusual because it combines embedded learning and cloud-based smarts.
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Without Alexa's effortless, voice-prompted smarts, the Amazon Tap is missing the polish that comes with the Echo experience.
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Trump endorsed Romney in 2012, but still smarts from he disrespect he feels he was shown by the campaign.
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It combines the company's image recognition smarts with the real-time translation of Google Translate and the Google Assistant.
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We need to start figuring out how to imbue AI with everyday common sense, the stuff of human smarts.
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Tragically, despite its creators' clear talent and smarts, Insatiable doesn't deliver what any of us are really hungry for.
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They can also compete for prizes at "City Smarts: The N.Y.C. History Trivia Quiz Game," starting at 11 a.m.
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The Google Nest Hub has a 7-inch touchscreen, good speakers, and all the smarts of the Google Assistant.
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Apple has come a very long way when it comes to leather working and materials smarts in these cases.
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I embraced my independence, my outspoken nature, my wit, my smarts, and, also, the flaws that make me me.
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And, unlike some fashion-tech experiments out there, these leggings manage the sought-after combination of smarts and style.
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Here are a few questions, culled from recent articles in our Travel Tips collection, to test your travel smarts.
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When he and Erinn were invited to move to Colorado Springs to the Olympic training center, the Smarts declined.
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But they did not attribute to race the inherent qualities — aggression or book smarts — that their mainland brethren did.
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The Hermione comparison also flattens Warren's pitch into just two facets of her persona — her gender and her smarts.
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Jack Dorsey, cofounder and CEO of Twitter and founder and CEO of Square, surely still smarts from what followed.
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We need toughness, folks, we need strength, we need smarts, we need warmth, we need compassion, we need everything.
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It's likely Dean will detail the ways machine learning smarts can make Google's cloud do things better than others.
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You need to use stealth and smarts to make it through Amanda Ripley's 24 (realtime) hours on Sevastapol station.
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Because there's a ton of smarts inside both the battery's management system as well as in the motor controller board.
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What would be new, however, is Google dropping news about a for-the-masses device with Tango smarts built-in.
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The Echo Dot ($89.99) is like a tiny Echo, all the microphones and smarts and almost none of the speakers.
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It even lets you add other smarts, like a schedule so the light turns on and off at certain times.
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Once that worked, I made the "Jar of Smarts" and realized I had a fun rhyming scheme on my hands.
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Artificial intelligence doesn't have enough smarts to deal with the problem, and human intelligence is stretched coming up with solutions.
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" In addition to boasting some serious cosmic orgasmic energy, a "worthy female" must also possess "strong genes, beauty, and smarts.
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With her smarts, good looks and fabulous taste, Doris Payne might have become a powerful businesswoman or a great actress.
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My body wracked with fear, pain and guilt, I let it stroke me to issue with its A.I.-powered smarts.
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With products like Alexa, Amazon has shown it can do AI; now it's going to sell those smarts to others.
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These are traditional-looking watches, like Timex's Metropolitan+ and Withings Activité Pop, that don't run apps but still have smarts.
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The smaller Google Home has all the same smarts as its larger counterparts, but at less than half the price.
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The Neural Engine is now an eight-core system that has gotten a speed boost as well as new smarts.
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OF THE many grievances from South Africa's decades of white rule, the theft of land still smarts more than most.
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With Allo, Google is combining everything it has learned from its previous messaging products with the company's machine learning smarts.
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Instead, and in typical Google fashion, Google has turned to complex software smarts in order to power the Pixel camera.
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These two lions in Congress have the smarts, the experience, the courage, and the political skills to make things happen.
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There are influences at work, obviously, from Stephen Crane to Sherwood Anderson, not to mention Gertrude Stein's faux-naïf smarts.
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" And that brings us to bird smarts, and the science journalist Jennifer Ackerman's lovely, celebratory survey, "The Genius of Birds.
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"It was your smarts and your water that kept me alive and the reason I am here today," she said.
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Now, Musk has offered to lend his expertise in drilling holes, and general engineering smarts and resources, to the effort.
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The Google Home Max has great sound and all the smarts of Google, but it comes at a high price.
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The college prides itself on nurturing cross-cultural smarts and placing graduates in companies in Asia, like Volkswagen and Accenture.
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The chicharrón is particularly good—with a spice that smarts as much as walking into a clean sliding glass door.
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It's about maturity, pragmatism and plain old smarts — and the necessity of all three when the stakes are this high.
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There's Mike (Finn Wolfhard), the de facto leader, the kid who is slowly figuring out his own charisma and smarts.
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Sometimes, smarts will lead to conveniences — you can yell at your microwave to reheat your lunch from across the room.
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How automatic, this assumption of a scholarship, and Janelle knew she meant a scholarship not of smarts but of skin.
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He was drawn to her easy smile, her smarts, her university degree and her willingness to help those in need.
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Voters don't like lectures, and obvious displays of high-level smarts often creates a distance between candidates and the electorate.
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But as little as five years ago, most of us were buying regular old TVs, without the built-in smarts.
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Some women wrapped their smarts in elegant suiting and extreme professionalism, rarely cracking a smile or acknowledging their personal lives.
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When men see women as sex objects first and colleagues second, their actual talents, skills and smarts are easily overlooked.
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Hutton is showing off his own smarts, too: by learning the vocabulary of his family more rapidly than they could've imagined.
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At the time, India was a closed economy and Khare was a young man with drive and smarts, but no connections.
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Here's the bottom line: Budget robot vacuums that lack navigational smarts are simply not worth your money, or indeed your time.
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In a way, it's just an internet-connected microphone and speaker array that draws all of its smarts from the cloud.
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There are plenty of tutoring options that you can do online, so all you need are your smarts and a computer.
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I'm sorry, but it doesn't take much smarts to detect if a face is in front of the screen or not.
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In an interview with Forbes magazine published Tuesday, Trump insinuated that he would win in a battle of smarts with Tillerson.
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But in 2016, Google found a bunch of new surfaces to highlight its AI smarts that actually make sense to consumers.
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On the software side, the NEX comes with Vivo's AI camera smarts and Jovi voice assistant with a dedicated AI button.
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It takes a lot of smarts to move from tech CEO to full-time novelist, but Rob Reid pulled it off.
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Put the smarts into the pill bottle itself — that's Pillsy's approach, and it seems that some in healthcare are already intrigued.
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She smarts at the thought of providing only "comfort care" — antibiotics but no surgery — even if a patient refuses addiction treatment.
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"We'll have to exercise our creativity and smarts even more, and think of different ways to paralyze their system," she said.
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Since welcoming the twins, Clooney has embraced the role and recently boasted of his twins' smarts on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
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In our review, we found that the One married great sound and Alexa’s smarts, all in a sweet package.
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To find meeting slots to begin with, Google already employs some of its machine learning smarts to find the best times.
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Given that a regular, non-Bluetooth equipped cube costs about $5, you're definitely paying a premium for the extra smarts here.
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The second is Amazon Polly, a text-to-speech service that uses a lot of machine learning smarts under the hood.
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The errant comment triggers waves of coverage about his rival's smarts -- or lack thereof -- while raising awareness about the energy proposal.
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When it's working perfectly, the phone harnesses Google's smarts to create an augmented reality translation that lays over real-world text.
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Another benefit of the Furbo's AI smarts: It can tell the difference between a dog, a person, or an inanimate object.
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Drones have always been flying robots, but all those smarts haven't stopped them from flying backwards into trees, walls and people.
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The former mixed martial artist will have to use his smarts and social skills, not his fists to win this competition.
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Starting today, the company's taking full advantage of its smarts to deliver you the sounds you want, when you want them.
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What's changed is a new design, and increased smarts, including an ability to detect what kind of activity you're partaking in.
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And here's the biggest problem for Spicer: he simply isn't showing the smarts that it takes to do his job properly.
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All three come with a genuine calf leather strap, and the Juxt's smarts will last five days on a single charge.
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"Each and every one of these people have street smarts like you can't even imagine," Adams said in court last November.
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But the movie also wasn't afraid of presenting, in Tess, a heroine who has not just business smarts, but sexual agency.
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Sesame Street smarts There's a black leather couch where I can hold meetings, but we have to move Elmo and Grover.
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Still, professionally dealing with these dudes without losing their business is a daily practice in grace, class, etiquette, and street smarts.
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Not many pro nak muay (Thai kickboxers) have got the skill set and the ring smarts to cross over to boxing.
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If you're on a mobile browser, just type a location followed by the word "destination" or "vacation" to summon its smarts.
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Pixel snaps photos quickly and easily, and its automatically-enabled HDR+ smarts ensure even exposure throughout the frame in most conditions.
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Ms. Piccinini, whose work takes a bracing look at motherhood, reproduction and fertility, still smarts at the recollection of public derision.
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His smarts were undoubtedly fueled by kombucha or some green juice swill, I thought defensively, as I crouched in my cubicle.
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More than that, Ebhoni understands her own formula, pairing pop smarts with futuristic production and gifting it with her husky voice.
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Now we need to elect people with the smarts and motivation to do something about the problems that Mr. Hughes illustrates.
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Love their passion for skateboarding, their clutch of goofy friends, their independence and street smarts and their persistent search for fun.
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History lesson: Apple has been most successful when it applies its design and technical smarts to take on whole new industries.
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Google believes that AI smarts can improve the process by helping users build reference collections by starting the process for them.
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"Big was a funny kid, a little chubby with a bubbly personality and a whole lot of smarts," Mr. Cornegy recalled.
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Latest Project After years of honing her book smarts under art-world heavyweights, Ms. Alondra is now writing her own chapter.
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It's also just as crucial to remind teenagers how much more their other qualities, like smarts, and kindness, matter in life.
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But it's tough to tell, for now, if those smarts are enough of a selling point, or just good for Google.
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I'm not saying that Donald Trump is not as smart as Richard Nixon, but in terms of school smarts, no comparison.
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Like him or hate him, you can't help but admire his massive wealth and the smarts that allowed him to accrue it.
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Even the look of the S6 exudes robotic smarts — with its raised laser-housing bump resembling a glowing orange cylonic eye-slot.
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But Garmin's new vívomove HR looks like like a classic analog watch, and only reveals its smarts when you want it to.
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So even though the $244 Botvac D7 ain't cheap, its smarts make it more efficient than other robotic vacuums on the market.
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What keeps it from getting cloying are its sense of humor (Octavia Spencer gets in some particularly good lines) and its smarts.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)But on top of featuring innovative audio tech, the Ear Duos also have some enhanced smarts built in.
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Smashing Pumpkins' Siamese Dream is one of the best rock albums ever, a perfect melding of commercial smarts with uninhibited, grandiose ambition.
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In the world of CRM tools, Salesforce recently introduced its Einstein platform, which also promises to bring more smarts to its services.
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Creative managers even use their smarts to invent new forms of cheating that can be exploited until competitors or regulators catch on.
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It works with a range of enterprises and businesses in Korea to bring its artificial intelligence and machine learning smarts into play.
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But smarts are only part of what gets someone into college, especially now that higher ed admissions have gotten absurdly, nightmarishly competitive.
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And a number of companies are already using the smarts inside these vehicles to talk to and display data on your phone.
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The actual smarts of the Orro live in its other sensors: there's a motion sensor, proximity sensor, microphone, and ambient light sensor.
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August will also be working directly with Assa Abloy brands, most notably Yale, in order to incorporate its smarts into other products.
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Microsoft is now bringing many of its machine learning smarts to Teams to offer features that most of its competitors can't match.
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Connie—named after the hotel chain's founder, Conrad Hilton, and not its role—is actually a Nao robot imbued with Watson's smarts.
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So you can only get it if you have an Echo already, or use Amazon Fire TV, which also sports Alexa smarts.
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Google has been very successful at getting its AI smarts to help consumers, but can it convince businesses to sign up, too?
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We often quiz its built-in digital assistant, Alexa, at the dinner table, marveling at its enervating mix of smarts of obtuseness.
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Somewhere in the in between, North thinks there's a market for regular glasses that just happen to have tech smarts in them.
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The headliner of the rollout is what Eero calls TrueMesh, a nod to the mesh network smarts that make it so dependable.
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On January 6, CEO Kevin Plank announced a strategic partnership with IBM to bring Watson's smarts to its new UA Record app.
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As a kid, Jenkins found comfort in his love of learning, and even drew the ire of bullies who criticized his smarts.
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Not to be outdone by the leak, Samsung then touted the new phones' fitness and privacy smarts ahead of the launch. 6.
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America's strength doesn't come from lashing out — it relies on smarts, judgment, cool resolve, and the precise and strategic application of power.
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It leverages a lot of Azure's machine learning smarts to let you create a chatbot with the help of a visual interface.
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In the end, the "California Girl" uses her unique curiosity and smarts to defy the mall-stalking stereotype lobbed at women everywhere.
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But all of those smarts and drive don't always mean every business owner makes all the right decisions all of the time.
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With the smarts to analyze your air before it gets to work, the Dyson Pure Cool can significantly improve your indoor allergies.
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Smarts aside, the Nest Mini is first and foremost a speaker, and prospective buyers probably care about the sound above all else.
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That transaction still smarts in the Bronx, as General Manager Brian Cashman had petitioned ownership for the green light to acquire Verlander.
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It turned out to be very beneficial to us because we were selling to companies that had more smarts, wherewithal, and capability.
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It's as if the presidency were a gold star that her much-vaunted managerial competence and strategic smarts should have earned her.
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Robot vacuums need a good motor for powerful suction, decent battery life, a brush roll, and enough smarts to be self-sufficient.
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And it's these AI smarts the company developed over time to help businesses analyze their contracts that made DocuSign acquire the company.
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Though still a 2.1-channel design, the hardware pairs with audio-processing smarts like DTS Virtual:X for a simulated surround sound effect.
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The major industries in Washington D.C. are federal government, tech and education, reflecting a high level of book smarts and inner geek.
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Without MBAs (or even college degrees) these men prove that grit, ingenuity, and street smarts may be the real key to success.
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With the Republicans keeping control of the Senate, though, Democrats will need political smarts to avoid being painted as the new obstructionists.
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While earthquakes and volcanoes give no warning, a hurricane can be a slow-motion stress test of national strength, smarts and cohesion.
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People said they liked her plans aimed at major structural change of the federal government, as well as her sincerity and smarts.
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If you don't make an effort to up your security smarts, it's not a matter of if — it's a matter of when.
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The camera technology in particular, enhanced by Google's software smarts, pushed device-makers to leap forward with their sensor and lens designs.
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Kidman's fortune, a collection of silver spoons, is stolen, and she's forced to rely on Tom Cruise's street smarts to get by.
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"Tech companies are no stranger to using media, money, and smarts to raise the stakes on issues it cares about," Edmund wrote.
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LeBron James has lost a step or two since his athletic peak, but still dominates games with his size, feel, and smarts.
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On the other hand, the View 10's AI-enhanced camera makes it easy to tell when the phone's silicon smarts are helping.
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But when not assisted by AI smarts, I found colors from the View 10 were often more muted than those from the OP5T.
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It now allows for widgets in the notification center, and its Spotlight Search feature has been more recently upgraded with more smarts, too.
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The question now is will users embrace the usefulness of Siri's forthcoming smarts, or will they find its sudden insights creepy and invasive?
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Vehicles made by Korean carmakers Hyundai and Kia will include built-in virtual assistants with AI-powered smarts beginning in 2019 (via Engadget).
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Salesforce customers will be able to start using Watson's smarts to refine their customer targeting starting in the second half of this year.
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Someone who has the same interests and same smarts but with maybe just a little less self-loathing and cynicism in their heart?
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Dr. Brennan might be a woman with superhuman smarts, but even she can fall prey to the worst kind of enemy: the flu.
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Born in a rural township some 22007 miles northeast of Johannesburg, he'd started believing that hard work and smarts really might be enough.
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The angled box at the center of the drone, which houses most of the drone's smarts and the package it delivers, doesn't pivot.
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It's the integration of all of those sensors, AI smarts and the actual design of the drone that makes the whole unit work.
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Of the two, only the Playbase has received the AirPlay 2 update, but neither have much in the way of built-in smarts.
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After doing this activity, kids popped by Piper again to have another chat, then rated the robots on friendliness, smarts and so on.
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For our current purposes the Smart Home Kit is an excellent way of adding some digital, web-enabled smarts to an analog house.
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This new service brings many of the machine learning smarts Amazon has developed in-house over the years to devs outside the company.
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Back in 2016, it was said to have abandoned the bold target of developing its own vehicle, instead opting to develop vehicle smarts.
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Microsoft, too, plans to bring more of its machine learning smarts to Dynamics 365 (though this was announced after I talked to ProsperWorks).
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Federal judges have the smarts and the power to torpedo any litigant's case in a variety of perfectly legal and often subtle ways.
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Slacker jock bro Chase (Gregg Sulkin) is still an athlete, but he's also sporting perpetually concerned puppy eyes and some serious scientific smarts.
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Adobe is also bringing some smarts to layout design with a new tool called Smart Layouts, first introduced in March at Adobe Summit.
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"If there's anyone that's got the skills, the smarts and the likability factor to navigate through this it's Paul Ryan," Rigell told CNN.
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The test doesn't say anything about Trump's actual smarts, but it can help catch early signs of dementia, which Trump did not exhibit.
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Not all of those things sound immensely useful, but without fail, we're seeing smart home smarts creep into every corner of the home.
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That's a lot of smarts, but it's all dressed up in a friendly, humane design that invites you to touch and hold it.
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That's important because it means that smarts, rather than size, may have first helped tyrannosaurs rise to the top of the food chain.
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There's heart and smarts fueling the Cardi B spectacle, and Gangsta Bitch Music, however clumsily at times, succeeds in delivering the full picture.
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While crows usually use their smarts to procure food, they can use them for their own manipulative pleasure, like to instigate cat fights.
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Instead, they say hiring trends have changed and high-powered groups are looking for people with management skills, policy knowledge and industry smarts.
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Siri exists in all of those operating systems, so her new smarts may improve voice search and commands across all of Apple's platforms.
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In my view it is saved, even elevated, by its conceptual smarts, which are acute and to which technical finesse is not incidental.
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It has all the same smarts as the original Google Home Mini that came out in 2017, but with much better sound quality.
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It made Reagan look like a CEO and a more determined candidate with enough smarts to know that he needed a new COO.
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Samsung and Apple may find themselves contending with the same problem: a distinct lack of smarts in their speaker when compared to competitors.
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The goal is to encourage a diverse pool of people to run for office, to bring their experiences, smarts, and talents with them.
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Personally, I'm someone who quickly turned off Motion Sense, so I'm more excited about the Pixel phones picking up more location-based smarts.
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Personally, I'm someone who quickly turned off Motion Sense, so I'm more excited about the Pixel phones picking up more location-based smarts.
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And therefore they think, since they're very smart, they can apply their smarts to this field they don't really know much about. Right.
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A combination of a large payroll, modern baseball smarts, a deep roster and unheralded players have carried the Yankees despite many absent stars.
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Sometimes smarts are used for surveillance and marketing, like the crop of smart TVs that track what you watch for serving up ads.
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Nothing smarts quite like a sunburn, so use an ocean-friendly sunscreen that'll save your skin and protect the creatures in the water.
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Paddy Rangappa, Singapore One can only think of the balletic glide, wily smarts and raw talent of a Michael Jordan when watching Roger.
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If you want to upgrade your existing sound system with 21st-century smarts, the Echo Input is the quickest and cheapest method around.
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Of course, if you're going to put something together this derivative, the producers at least have the smarts to borrow from the best.
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I have the explosiveness, the punching ability, the smarts to be able to out-finesse my opponent and trick them into doing things.
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For customer service or marketing, it could be adding smarts, for example, to locate all of the pictures related to an event or subject.
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I think Google is trying to offer a high-end experience — on par with anything Apple is doing — as well as its own smarts.
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It was Havyn, a homegrown voice assistant that taps into IBM's enormous cybersecurity infrastructure, putting Watson's AI smarts at their literal beck and call.
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I love how these women are in control of their respective situations, how they always use smarts with subtlety, something I felt I lacked.
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Now it's easier to leverage Google's AI smarts to identify flowers or different kinds of dogs without needing to dig around in Google Photos.
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The social network's stealthy space war suggests Facebook is serious about competing with Google and others to set showy new milestones in AI smarts.
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While Polk has long sold soundbars for $500 or more, the new system costs just $300 and comes with Alexa smarts built right in.
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But her campaign has affirmed the value of smarts and preparation — which every woman at work, at school, and in life, can relate to.
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She looks like an urban Little Red Riding Hood, but with the street smarts to be suspicious of the person taking pictures of her.
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And it seems likely that our devices will become simpler over time, as they siphon more of their performance and smarts from the cloud.
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Mobike, which deals with this issue in China on a daily basis, seems confident that its bikes' smarts will help it counter the problem.
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But it also picks from those artists' most chill tracks according to editorial choice, and some general music genomic smarts like tempo and categorization.
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He is lauded for his pitching smarts, too, not just throwing hard, and is 20173-0 with a 3.06 E.R.A. to start this season.
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The star of CNBC's reality pitch show "West Texas Investors Club" said that street smarts are more valuable in business than a master's degree.
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At least Donovan had enough smarts to demand to be dragged off the premises when he croaked, so he wouldn't be stuck in purgatory.
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The company's platform uses a combination of smarts like artificial intelligence and machine learning to essentially map out all potential vulnerabilities within an organization.
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For that, you'll have to turn to your grit, great work ethic, and epic smarts — we're sure you have it in you either way.
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It is also clear that Nasdaq is working with firms and exchanges with their SMARTS Surveillance technology to detect manipulative activities such as spoofing.
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What makes the service interesting is that it's leveraging Google's machine learning smarts to understand how job titles are related and cluster them together.
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While the price is a little high – about $800 for a diskless unit – you're essentially getting a mini-PC with some definite RAID6 smarts.
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So while it's still early days for the service, Google is already proving just how big of a difference its AI smarts can make. .
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But as Sensei continues to learn and improve its smarts, future updates of AE will get better and better at patching holes in footage.
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Chopra, who married Jonas in December, previously praised the "Sucker" singer's smarts in April at Tina Brown's 10th Annual Women in the World Summit.
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Today's announcement is one in a series of recent launches for Excel that brought a number of new machine learning smarts to the spreadsheet.
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The Echo Plus is the most high end of the bunch, with the best speakers and most smarts of any Echo product to date.
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Chicago's coaching and front office staff agreed that the team needed Bill Cartwright, the better to upgrade their center play with smarts and toughness.
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Still, the three New Yorkers do share a proficiency in tactical street smarts, honed at about the same time and in the same place.
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Venezuela's government smarts at suggestions it is neglecting sport, saying the socialist authorities' backing for athletes has been unprecedented in the last 17 years.
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But a Google cloud developer tool offering up voices built with WaveNet is a more pronounced example of Google taking advantage of DeepMind's smarts.
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The announcements are part of Foursquare's evolution from a consumer location-tagging app, to an infrastructure company, providing its location smarts to other apps.
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But, with its miniature display, camera and the same smarts as every other Echo, it's perfect for any room and especially convenient for travel.
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We'll undoubtedly see a lot more tricks out of Assistant this time around, including a bit of focus on AI and Machine Learning smarts.
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The idea with the product is to leverage Google's computer vision and AI technology in order to bring smarts directly to your phone's camera.
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There were no signs of relenting, not with front office smarts and a mega-market budget and barrels of talent in the minor leagues.
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Trump had a sharp rejoinder for Dimon on Thursday, saying the JPMorgan chief executive lacked the "smarts" to be president but was otherwise wonderful.
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Misha Aster, the author of a history of the opera house, said in a phone interview that the loss of national patronage still smarts.
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But all of our ingenuity and all of our smarts, our heterogeneity of behavior, are not going to make coronaviruses more predictable, says Quammen.
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He paints a realistic tableau of police privilege, pragmatism, racial bluntness, street smarts, love of partners and loyalty to what they call the Job.
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The company's got some stiff competition from Apple/Beats, Samsung and Sony, but Google's got the software smarts to make a compelling play. Probably.
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"Paid-with-my-own-money ownership, of course, does not create wisdom or ensure business smarts," Buffett wrote in his recent letter to shareholders.
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And that's where the future of home deliveries probably lies—somewhere between data-powered delivery routes and the street smarts of a seasoned driver.
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Shoshy attended this year&aposs Beverage Digest Future Smarts conference and got the scoop on some of Coca-Cola CEO James Quincey&aposs regrets.
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I&aposve helped people assess which of these intelligences they&aposre strongest in and how to learn best with the natural smarts they have.
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Intel can combine its own manufacturing expertise with Mobileeye's insights to become the main shop for carmakers looking to add smarts to their vehicles.
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But if anything seems shortsighted about the sale, it is the self-inflicted loss of passenger- and small-car engineering smarts that Opel represents.
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There are multiple flash points in this society, mostly to do with sporting smarts or carnal braggadocio, but racial bias isn't one of them.
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Arthur has superpowers granted by the sword, but the real superpowers, the movie suggests, come from the street smarts and scrappy lads from Londinium.
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At an event in Tokyo, the Internet giant announced a new application and a revamp of another, with some AI smarts injected into both.
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The Thinker This is a dog that is naturally intelligent, think Border collies and German Shepherds, and wants a toy that will test these smarts.
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The result is a highly-entertaining, slightly familiar tale with bigger action, interesting subtext, and all the smarts, heart, and laughs you could ask for.
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Even though intelligence generally declines with age, those who had high IQs as children were most likely to retain their smarts as very old people.
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Over the last three years Holloway has continued to add to his skill set, but developed the patience and smarts to actually use those tools.
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But when you put them into games like the Puppy Bowl, they just don't have the smarts to grasp what they're supposed to be doing.
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Phil Schiller, Apple's head of marketing, claimed that while most companies choose to focus on either sound or smarts, the HomePod brings both in spades.
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On paper, it combines the great audio and multi-room music of a Sonos speaker with the smarts of an Amazon Echo or Google Home.
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This new brainy breed of algorithms will, we're told, be leveraging the power of advanced AI to engage and delight humans with unprecedented conversational smarts.
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There are some early frustrations and missing features that prevent the Sonos One from being a perfect marriage between Sonos sound and Alexa's voice smarts.
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Last year at MWC, the company announced the LG V30S ThinQ, an iterative update of the previous year's V30 with some additional camera software smarts.
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Rather than packing the smarts directly, the idea is that they will be able to take inputs from a fully fledged Google Assistant smart speaker.
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This year's mirrors bring some smarts to a common household item, but to some extent, they are merely iterations of what we saw in 2016.
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Part of the smarts come from Sony's X1 chip, which is a dedicated image processor in the television that's responsible for its unbeatable upscaling prowess.
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Apple's is infused with AI smarts and automatic sharing prompts in iOS 12, while Facebook is still figuring out where to stick its Stories module.
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At this point, CornerJob's candidate-employer matching smarts are largely based on location, freshness of job ad and any role/sector filters specified by users.
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He shares how he learned how to evaluate what a business is worth and apply his street smarts to 8-figure and 9-figure deals .
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They're a proof of concept that manufacturing can use the added smarts from Lighting and USB-C headphones to continue to support headphones after launch.
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It's more expensive and doesn't have the integrated smarts, but the Sonos app supports more audio sources and just sounds better than the Home Max.
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But with a new media platform in Snapchat Discover, sponsored stories, geofilters, channels, and selfie lenses, the company has shown it has business smarts, too.
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Artificial intelligence is being used to power everything from messaging apps to Bluetooth speakers, so why not apply similar smarts to your web bookmarking service?
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Training to become a doctor requires a skill set that goes far beyond book smarts, explained Southwick: You need to learn about hierarchy and psychology.
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Like all of Google's recent products, the company's infused some of its AI smarts into Google News, though it's not readily apparent from first glance.
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But overall, these tests allowed us to dig into the smarts of the AI on an iPhone, and Google Assistant came out the clear winner.
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Use those "smarts" to your advantage, and you can be sure that you're more honest with yourself when it comes to your strengths and weaknesses.
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You can also rely on Google's smarts (and terrifying knowledge of everything about you) to let it suggest the alarm time based on upcoming events.
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This watch is a great option for anyone who wants most of the smarts of a smartwatch and the looks of a classic analog watch.
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Secondly, it's also about having styling smarts and being able to see each piece individually beyond what they have merchandised it with in the store.
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"If you have just a little bit of smarts, some good judgment and you outwork your opponent, you can accomplish an enormous amount," he said.
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The new telephoto zoomed lens, combined with Google's software smarts, makes for the best zoomed smartphone camera performance — but it's nothing to write home about.
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The video stabilization and other software smarts that Google has shown itself capable of delivering mean the camera will likely only improve over time, too.
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We could also finally see Apple open up the Siri SDK to developers, so we can use Siri's voice-activated smarts in third-party apps.
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Microsoft today announced IntelliCode, a new experimental developer tool for Visual Studio users that brings more of the company's artificial intelligence smarts to software development.
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What I do encourage is for you to use your savvy skills and smarts, and then if you need to you can reach out to *****.
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She finds refuge as a maid for a wealthy family in a fictional North Carolina town, where she applies her street smarts to solving crimes.
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Fans of the comic know that Celia is introduced early on, via flashback, as a wannabe thief with tons of enthusiasm but minimal street smarts.
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But the smarts of their analysis, and the engaging presence the two men have on camera, more than make up for the bare-bones production.
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A man of substance and political smarts, he knew, as they said in his home state of Texas, when to hold and when to fold.
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Julia Moskin, one of my colleagues in the Food department, will be writing to you every week, with her remarkable smarts and deliciously sharp prose.
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It works by taking lots of photos over the span of about three to four minutes and then uses computer smarts to combine them together.
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There was no nurturing of creative types; and her people smarts didn't help her on pop algebra quizzes or get her through her English papers.
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These brushes — and the way they interact with the virtual paper — are powered by some of the company AI smarts, courtesy of its Sensei platform.
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That worked, but don't ask why — I'm the sort of person who regards technical smarts as being able to change the settings on my phone.
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These overwrought fictions were attempts to excise my intellectual anxieties, a glib performance of my vocabulary and theoretical smarts to prove my fitness for authorship.
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Add to that, as we can see from how hit and miss the London fire-related prompts are, Facebook's geolocation smarts are very far from perfect.
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Speaking at the TED conference, AI expert (and Siri co-founder) Tom Gruber said computer smarts should be used to augment human failings, such as memory.
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Netherlands-based Minibrew has raised $2.8 million in seed funding after completing a successful $350,000 crowdfunding campaign to bring some smarts to the home-brew process.
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Over the course of the last few years, Microsoft started to bring some of its AI smarts to PowerPoint to help you design good-looking slides.
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Jon's talents would be wasted on the throne and should go to someone who's proven to have both the smarts and strategic mind to govern others.
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However, the use of plastics does result in a thin, lightweight, and very comfortable timepiece that's part of Garmin's efforts to camouflage the Vívomove HR's smarts.
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So if the Mate 10 Pro's AI smarts, outside of photography, aren't all they're cracked up to be, what is it like as a "normal" smartphone?
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Blocky noise is automatically removed and some neural network smarts are applied to imagine missing parts of the picture and enlarge it in a smoother way.
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But Zach Levine's Furby is extra special, because he hacked its guts with Amazon's Alexa personal assistant, finally giving the bug-eyed toy some real smarts.
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Otter uses AI smarts for automatic speech recognition, speaker separation and identification as well as deep content search — features not commonly seen on similar software solutions.
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The screening process happens background-blind, so instead of putting the emphasis on the applicants' resumes (and the colleges they went to), it emphasizes programming smarts.
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Putting all the smarts in the cloud means these speakers can be very cheap and acquire new skills as their cloud-based brains are continually upgraded.
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These, like the chargers, automatically charge your gadgets at the maximum speed possible, again thanks to the smarts built in to Power Delivery and USB-C.
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The point is, healthcare-related AI needs very high-quality data sets to nurture the kind of smarts DeepMind is hoping to be able to build.
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Luckily the algorithm only picks out popular posts in your social media feed and it seems to have some smarts when it comes to photo selection.
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Despite Trump's preening claims to success, smarts and temperament, a presidential debate against Hillary Clinton would likely show him to be unprepared, inexperienced, peevish and boorish.
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In the move to an electric-only line, the vast majority of the Mercedes-Benz dealers that once also shifted Smarts elected to become service-only.
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Tatum, 35, reveals that outside of Burt's good looks and showstopping skills, his character is seriously lacking smarts – which was a lot of fun to play.
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Spoofing is clearly a concern with essentially every regulator and SRO including Nasdaq and Nasdaq with their surveillance capabilities, including SMARTS Surveillance are on the lookout.
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The other is to help "teach" that system some of the smarts from existing researchers to put that data to work in the best way possible.
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And if power can be substituted for smarts, which Stephanie Clifford, as Ms Daniels is properly known, appears to have in abundance, the case is indisputable.
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What began as concern inside Google about a Pentagon contract to tap the company's artificial-intelligence smarts was catalyzed by outrage over Trump administration immigration policies.
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To remedy this, Google is bringing some new AI smarts to its camera app so that it only takes a photo when everyone is selfie-ready.
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Is there a chance that Holzhauer is exposing Jeopardy's seams, revealing the game to be easily manipulated, less about academic smarts than it is focused strategy?
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For Google, meanwhile, it means getting its smarts on some decent home audio equipment beyond the Home Max speaker it doesn't talk much about these days.
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Some of the women I met could run a corporation with the combination smarts, hustle, and mental agility with which they ran their fiefdoms of Fritos.
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From Luna Lovegood to HRC, women are too often cast out for their smarts and energy, easy prey for loud mansplainers across classrooms and debate stages.
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"This is a disease that should be beaten by this country with all of the technology and all of the smarts that we have," he says.
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Class clowns are always likable, but Fred and George prove they have the smarts to lead the resistance while making some extra Galleons on the side.
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" Following Dimon's comments last week, Trump tweeted that the JP Morgan Chase executive "doesn't have the aptitude or 'smarts' & is a poor public speaker & nervous mess.
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Hachani provides smarts to the crew, translating his strategic skills and game knowledge from past work as a coach into a powerful backbone for the team.
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But with the Echo, Amazon found a new way to package these voice-activated smarts (in Amazon's case in the form of its digital assistant Alexa).
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But, across America, the large mass of kids in the middle—the ones without money, book smarts, or athletic prowess—were outsiders in their own schools.
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On the Runway Is any Vogue editor worth the title these days if she doesn't have a behind-the-scenes documentary revealing her smarts and substance?
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Unfortunately, we don't currently recommend the HomePod to anyone but the most fervent of Apple fans because it is lacking in app support, smarts, and functionality.
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It's a chance to be a part of a high-functioning organization that has a monopoly on coaching smarts and floor talent, with total role recognition.
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You've always been a know-it-all, Sagittarius, but today it's not your book smarts that will help you get ahead, but rather your sharp intuition.
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Skype's bot-powered smarts, though, are made particularly convenient because of Cortana's voice dictation, and its integration with other parts of your phone, like your calendar.
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Why this matters: Higher volatility in currency markets is a win for Wall Street, who have the smarts and the resources to profit from greater uncertainty.
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The company's new phone, the Pixel, is intended to show off all of Google's artificial intelligence smarts, including the talking assistant creatively named … the Google Assistant.
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Ms. Hostin: As a woman, as a woman of color, I have to fit into this box of what success looks like or smarts look like.
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As I pursued more investment smarts, my confidence grew not only in my own ability to invest, but in the ability of the market to recover.
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You can bet she'll use all of its blatantly foreshadowed gizmos, along with her own supply of smarts, to get back in and save her brood.
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If you don't need a bigger backlog of stored videos, a constant stream of lackluster discounts from Petcube's partners, or AI smarts, I wouldn't recommend it.
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The Sonos One is the best multi-room speaker system you can buy because it sounds great, works flawlessly, and has the smarts of Amazon's Alexa.
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In Opel therefore one finds what is arguably G.M.'s finest assemblage of experience, knowledge and smarts in the world of passenger and small car design.
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Right now though the jury's still out on whether the extra smarts Google has can make this into more than a cleaner-looking version of Yahoo News.
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That's a question UBTECH is hoping to answer with Lynx: A 20-inch tall humanoid robot that relies on Alexa for at least part of its smarts.
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As Google competes with Microsoft and others in the productivity space, it has also started to bring some of those AI smarts to its own productivity tools.
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Your practical nature lends you the talent of objectivity and technical smarts, but it can also lead you to treat the process of self-development too mechanically.
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Using its machine learning smarts, Adobe's tool will try to automatically determine the best lighting for a scene and position its lighting source in the right spot.
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Now, with more AI-assisted smarts built into our phones, Google is bringing the always-on display back with its Pixel 2 devices, with one neat twist.
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We've seen features like that before, but HTC's approach applies some smarts: The phone will sense which hand you're using to hold the phone and respond accordingly.
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Truth-telling smarts, camouflaged as airheadedness, became a TV character craft to be perfected, and proudly; what you saw, and heard, was not always what you got.
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The bigger companies are adding smarts to more than just CRM, but Base CEO Uzi Shmilovici thinks his company's singular focus on CRM may be an advantage.
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Nexar's Live Map is like Street View with pictures from 5 minutes ago Despite its street-feature smarts, Voxel51 isn't going after self-driving cars to start.
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Take the location-based engine and augmented reality smarts that produced Pokémon Go, mix in the popularity of Harry Potter and you have a guaranteed hit, right?
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The smarts have nothing to do with the rider and everything to do with the bike, which has a computer and GPS built directly into the frame.
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Acknowledging my crossword smarts inferiority is particularly shameful because I risk exposing the fraudulentness that I always feel is lurking at the center of my intellectual worth.
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The same fate now awaits Vector, which raised only a small amount of cash, but turned heads with its clever hardware and software integration and design smarts.
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Clips sort of works on the opposite principle, operating on the idea that the right combination of image smarts can scientifically capture the perfect moment in time.
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In spite of this, the gimbal is actually more capable than the higher-end Ronins, incorporating a number of smarts developed for drones like the Mavic line.
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Assess the situation and if you feel it's authentic to your brand, spin up your combo of smarts and wit, and add a side of relatable truth.
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If you do sign up for Nest Aware (the premium Nest subscription service), one of the extras you get is face recognition, powered by Google's AI smarts.
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With the new Slack integration, the idea is to bring some of Astro's smarts over to another platform where a lot of workplace communication has now shifted.
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"He is well able to focus on her personal qualities, including her smarts and experience, as well as her diligence, empathy and resilience," the longtime adviser said.
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Every smartwatch you've likely seen, whether it's an Apple Watch, an Android Wear device, or a Pebble, has relied on a smartphone for all of its smarts.
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That said, the 3.6-liter feels like an engine originally created for mom's Chevy Malibu that designers used all of their smarts turning into a BMW fighter.
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Walmart will fulfill orders in the U.S. and they will be sent by air to Japan where Rakuten will use its e-commerce smarts to deliver them.
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They're also planning to start verifying (certain) skills, to be able to offer hosts a little more certainty about the work smarts of their non-paying guest.
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We asked our crème de la crème selection of journalists, columnists and pundits which of their male counterparts they give high marks for style, swagger and smarts.
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Jones conveys smarts and a whiff of seduction as this bright, capable doctor, while Omar Sy and Irrfan Khan are fun as very different men pursuing Langdon.
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Perhaps the real smarts on display here are those of the tech-industry mandarins who convinced us that we needed all this stuff in the first place.
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Needless to say, if there is a person who can lead the U.S. Military into the age of cyberwarfare, Ash Carter has the smarts to do so.
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"While your manager may see your competency and smarts firsthand, they can't promote you without buy-in and support from others," Glickman told Business Insider's Áine Cain.
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Assuming moviegoers come with modest expectations, "Second Act" possesses enough smarts -- book, street or otherwise -- to surround its appealing lead with a veritable buffet of narrative options.
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It did so in a measured and limited way that nonetheless served to remind Israelis of their continuing vulnerability to Hizbullah's military muscle and military/political smarts.
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It means that you should buy a streaming device like a Roku, Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV, or Apple TV instead of relying on your smart TV's smarts.
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During the day, the streets are filled with horse-drawn carriages transporting men dressed in smarts suits and women glowing in flamenco style-dresses to their casetas.
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Last November, Amazon launched the Amazon AI platform as a way to monetize its in-house AI smarts by making different services available as services to outsiders.
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A few days ago Google released a new mobile messaging app called Allo that seeks to insert some Amazon Echo-like smarts into a familiar chat interface.
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ClearMotion says it achieves this through "proprietary algorithms," which is a unique use of in-car smarts not related to autonomous driving or driver-assist features directly.
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Einride's T-pod all-electric, self-driving transport vehicle will use the Nvidia Drive AI platform to provide its autonomous smarts, the Swedish technology company revealed today.
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He is a finished product and he shows no signs of actually improving the very obvious shortcomings in skill and ring smarts which consistently get him hurt.
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Tact, the AI-driven sales tool that uses software smarts to simplify sales tasks, today announced integration with the newly announced Slack enterprise product, Slack Enterprise Grid.
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They pick up a female Native American auto mechanic along the way, but her survival smarts, and her ethics, run up against the increasing atavism they encounter.
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Sure, you can summon some internet smarts through an Echo, but there's still a device there, and you still have to know the magic words to say.
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But, as President Donald Trump&aposs trade war still smarts the logistics community, ports on the East Coast have started to overtake the Southern California trade nexus.
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"The problem with banker Jamie Dimon running for President is that he doesn't have the aptitude or 'smarts' & is a poor public speaker & nervous mess," Trump said.
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And who has the political smarts, the stamina and security credentials to motivate the Likud base and broaden it to take votes away from the center right?
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Its purpose-built vehicles are running pilots in Texas and Arizona; in California, Nuro tests with conventional cars retrofitted with self-driving smarts, with safety operators inside.
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"So it has impressive scale and a lot of operational smarts — and it is not afraid of pushing the envelope in terms of how it does things."
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There is a map, produced by Street Smarts NYC, that shows all the different places and times of day you can get a free meal in Manhattan.
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That's the question Fossil is asking with their clever and handsome Fossil Q Hybrid smartwatch, an analog watch that hides all of its smarts behind an understated face.
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No fan didn't want to go on those adventures, to explore a slew of strange worlds and historical settings alongside him, overcoming danger effortlessly with coolly-assured smarts.
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This slim, mirrorless update of a classic 1960s camera features retro design touches—metal dials and controls, leather grain, a separate viewfinder—that belie the digital smarts within.
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India's space agency has successfully launched 2000 satellites from a single rocket -- a record feat that will cement the country's space smarts after its successful Mars orbiter mission.
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A study in Science recently found that it's possible "an entire cohort of Americans" lacks the digital smarts to distinguish made-up garbage from the truth on Facebook.
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Why it's gift-worthy: This tiny smart speaker has a seriously low price (rivaling Amazon's Echo Dot) and is an easy way to add smarts to any room.
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It's basically a fun little project that doesn't take too many smarts and you can easily fill up a nice weekend with a little hardware hacking and CNCing.
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What country doesn't need the ingenuity and smarts it would take to figure out how to travel hundreds of miles, to protect, to feed, to clothe, to survive?
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Google's had various iterations of this technology in the past (namely, Google Now), but now it wraps all of its machine learning smarts into one voice-controlled package.
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Because we haven't actually used the phones yet, though, it's hard to say how much of a difference those AI smarts really make in day-to-day use.
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They're called mechanical smartwatches: Transformer-like "more than meets the eye" gadgets that look like normal watches on the outside but pack lots of smarts on the inside.
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Here, Google uses its AI smarts to figure out that a message is probably important to you and resurfaces it to remind you to follow up or reply.
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It will take political will, and policy smarts, which are perhaps not in abundant supply in Washington right now, and it will probably take some old bigots dying.
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The concept reverberates in the classroom; studies show that for kids who score poorly, Chinese teachers believe a lack of effort — rather than of smarts — is to blame.
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You might not be able to afford a carbon fiber monocoque, but you can grab yourself a sporty hatchback with the same CarPlay smarts as within those hypercars.
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Nigel Hayes, though likely shorter than his listed 6-8, has a ridiculous wingspan, plus the strength and smarts to lock up more gifted players across the frontcourt.
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It was the continuation of a program that the company calls "Engineered by HP," where companies provide the watch design and HP fills them with very basic smarts.
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The winner: Superman, who despite being rendered dumb manages to trick superbrain Batman into de-evolving himself, ridding him of both his future smarts and his evil schemes.
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Partnerships: How to leverage the smarts in the private sector and academia to modernize government— including allowing private sector employees take leave of absence to consult in government.
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The smartwatches still rely on a phone for much of their smarts, and any Apple Watch user can attest to how frustrating a mediated Siri experience can be.
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The holiday season is here again, touting all sorts of kids' toys that pledge to pack 'STEM smarts' in the box, not just the usual battery-based fun.
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Do you think Nicholson was given too much credit for his smarts or did other factors -- like his ego -- play a part in his less than-intelligent decisions?
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The musical, about a book-loving girl who uses her smarts and some special skills to triumph over her mean parents and bullying school principal, is a hit.
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The video has garnered over 32,000 views, with many comments praising Rancho for his smarts and saying that he knows more about doing laundry than the average human.
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But if a veteran New Yorker, a breed that prides itself in its street smarts and savvy, can get gypped like this, what's a regular tourist to do?
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Google Home Hub, available at Walmart, $99 (originally $149)The Google Home Hub puts all the smarts of the Google Assistant into a smart home hub with screen.
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"I got my street smarts working in war zones on economic stabilization," he told the South Bend Tribune in an interview that BuzzFeed News dug up last week.
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United States Senate Chuck Schumer (D), senior senator, likely majority leader if the Democrats take the Senate, has it all over his opponent in experience, smarts and clout.
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It's a combination of relentless work ethic and financial smarts that have not only made Cuban one of the richest people in America, but kept him that way.
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Two weeks after Twitter acquired Magic Pony to advance its machine learning smarts for improving users' experience of photos and videos on its platform, Google is following suit.
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Cars are on their way to pooling their collective smarts, but vehicles that have built-in communication tech and intelligence processing are still a ways off for many.
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Dariush might not have the snapping speed on his kicks and the crisp counter punching, but he gets the job done and has some smarts of his own.
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They both had many decades of public service between them so they really understood how the government works and they were known for their probity, smarts and fairness.
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The sweet smarts of Mitchell's first movie, "The Myth of the American Sleepover" (treated to a bit of auto-allusion in "Silver Lake") aren't much in evidence here.
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Planetary scientist Lauren Mc Keown, 28, earned widespread praise on Twitter for her response to a man who messaged her on a dating app and underestimated her smarts.
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Related: In USA Today, the urban-development expert Steven Strauss urges cities to have the strength and smarts to "walk away" from trying to win Amazon's new headquarters.
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"Each of us, regardless of education, smarts or experience, has gaps in what we know, deep lacunas into which we occasionally get to place amazing treasure," he writes.
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Every club now employs a squadron of analysts, at the cost of millions of dollars, which basically makes those years of accumulated baseball smarts a lot less valuable.
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With enough determination, money and smarts, scientists just might revive the woolly mammoth, or some version of it, by splicing genes from ancient mammoths into Asian elephant DNA.
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She can launch a tracker from a horse galloping at full speed, but is in awe of her colleague's book smarts, and not self-conscious about expressing it.
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Ride-hailing requires a lot of machine smarts to maintain a competitive edge, so it's not surprising to see Uber make a strategic acquisition in the artificial intelligence space.
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Until the real AI smarts are there — delivering the features we didn't know we needed that actually feel essential — these devices can't and won't be more than fun toys.
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"Nest should first bring out a simple home security system that augments the smarts in the thermostat, smoke detector and cameras," said Patrick Moorhead, an analyst with Moor Insights.
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Kim handled this whole transaction with a level of grace and smarts that few politicians and businesspeople have managed to summon in their attempts to get something from Trump.
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Once you've set up the Express, those smarts are extended to your Echo speakers, so you can similarly tell those devices to turn on your TV completely hands free.
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But like Lorelei in that movie (Monroe's breakout role), the girls use friendship, glittery fashions, and sheer dumb luck to make up what they lack in conventional book smarts.
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With Google Assistant smarts inside, you can speak to it, asking questions, or use the device to manage your every day tasks and control other devices in your home.
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A $1499 robot packed with sensors and processing power, and enough built-in smarts so developers don't have to reinvent the wheel, would be really great thing to have.
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The star also explains that she wants their daughter to have "TT's IQ and my street smarts," her mama's work ethic, Thompson's good looks and both their natural charm.
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That might mislead a casual observer into thinking that the selective colleges caused them to earn more, even more than their natural smarts and work ethic would've earned them.
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Potentially, this neglect can affect artists, too, but they often have the smarts to promote interest in under-recognized predecessors and peers when critics have their heads turned elsewhere.
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Google is now also using these same AI smarts to bring to the web its smart replies feature, which you are probably familiar with from the Gmail mobile apps.
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It looks very much like the magic wand and quick selection tools in Photoshop, though with enough automated smarts to let you make these edits using just your finger.
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In a final, horrifying twist, Lando uploads L33's mind into the Millennium Falcon, so it can access her navigational smarts and get the crew out of a pinch.
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Just as you need to be open to new opportunities, be confident in how you can apply your skill set, experience, and smarts to a job that interests you.
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It effectively becomes a sci-fi show, but with the emotional intelligence and genre-bending smarts of Denis Villeneuve's Arrival with a dash of Jeff VanderMeer's Southern Reach Trilogy.
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Google Home shows off some smart home smarts, Daydream is the phone-based VR you've always wanted, and the Pixel... well, it's simply the best Android phone ever made.
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But Uzi has more prominence (movie soundtrack placements help) and pop smarts than a Lil Peep or a Lil Tracy, so a crossover through "XO Tour" just might work.
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Ma says that Hypebeast can not only help that keep growing, but provide some infrastructure and operational smarts that it has spent years getting right for its own brand.
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Get more for less moneyIf you are investing in a smart TV, we'd say focus on the screen specs and quality and leave the smarts to a separate device.
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Without the detached coolness that characterized 2013's Pure Heroine, Melodrama retains all the precocious smarts of its predecessor while offering a riveting, more emotional journey of self-discovery.
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There's a little bit of sci-fi, a little bit of internet culture, and a lot of smarts on this list, so fire up the Kindle and get cracking.
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The star also explained that she wants their daughter to have "TT's IQ and my street smarts," her mama's work ethic, Thompson's good looks and both their natural charm.
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Siri now has some more baseball smarts: it can answer questions about more detailed statistics, according to Apple, including historical stats going back to the beginning of baseball records.
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The cool easter egg: you can talk to your Amazon Echo about certain Game of Thrones topics, and Alexa has all the GoT smarts to answer back to you.
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In the past, Obama has advocated justices who blend legal smarts with personal empathy, a combination he cited during the selection processes for both Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan.
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And for all their smarts and pluck, Farmer, Ward, and Karl had just learned what we already know deep in our hearts: Destiny is not determined by the stars.
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The most advanced companies defend themselves by using artificial intelligence, which has the smarts to react fast enough to deal with advanced threats such as the recent ransomware attacks.
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It's a great addition to the iPhone's built-in feature set, and it's a perfect example of why so many iOS users lean on Google for its software smarts.
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None of these are groundbreaking, but they'll help Google reach feature parity with some of its competitors while injecting a bit of its proprietary smarts into the process, too.
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I wouldn't have believed Hathaway could steal a scene from Mindy Kaling or Helena Bonham Carter, but the role of flinty narcissist with hidden smarts is perfect for her.
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In a classic episode of the sitcom Seinfeld, the weaselly George Costanza (played by Jason Alexander) smarts from an insult and tries to come up with a worthy retort.
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It runs a leading market surveillance software businesses, which includes a product called Smarts that helps brokers, exchanges and regulators identify potentially abusive trading across a range of markets.
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"Just a fantastic athlete with a lot of smarts and a high fencing I.Q." To watch Ms. Prescod compete is to witness a world-class tactician in full force.
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Both of these countries have the means and smarts to avoid the feared "Thucydides Trap" scenario of war resulting when a rising power causes fear in an established power.
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Unfortunately, the playwright neglects to provide Peter with the slightest smidgen of personal charm or smarts or sexual magnetism that would make him such catnip for Karen and Lucia.
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At its annual Adobe Summit in Las Vegas (hosted by comedian Mindy Kaling), one of its "sneaks," a project to showcase an idea in development, is Project Car Smarts.
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In the last 30 years, he has written more than two dozen plays, his inimitable mix of wit, smarts and heart inviting comparisons to Noël Coward and Philip Barry.
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"Transitioning to Mercedes-Benz in previous cities has gone very well, as the usage is two to three times that of the smarts," regional director Josh Moskowitz told CNBC.
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Luke Kuechly's smarts and range fit perfectly as the lone 'backer in a 6-1 front, and cornerbacks James Bradberry and Donte Jackson are well-versed in off-zone.
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Turning the regular season into a slaughterhouse is all well and good with a team that out-executes, out-works, and out-smarts its opponent on a regular basis.
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It requires having people on the ground with the smarts and experience to ask the right questions, and the tenacity to keep asking until they get to the truth.
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Her big confirmation of Native American blood offended some Native Americans, did nothing to muffle or muzzle Donald Trump and left many journalists — me included — questioning her tactical smarts.
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The dual cameras, coupled with the phone's AI smarts, allow Huawei to do neat tricks like the faux-bokeh Portrait mode, a feature popularized by the iPhone Plus models.
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The problem with banker Jamie Dimon running for President is that he doesn't have the aptitude or "smarts" & is a poor public speaker & nervous mess - otherwise he is wonderful.
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Donovan said the technology could allow the power companies to also add smarts to their power grids, using the wireless technology to detect and inform about problems along the lines.
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This robot vacuum was spectacularly successful at entertaining the cat — presumably on account of its dumb disposition, bouncing stupidly off of furniture owing to a total lack of navigational smarts.
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The race for aftermarket smarts in your car is heating up, and Automatic is delivering an always-on 3G data connection as its move to race ahead of the competition.
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So if you've always loved the Echo's smarts but hated the way it sounds, well, now you can remedy that by getting an Alexa speaker from Sonos or Ultimate Ears.
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This one-sixth scale replica of HAL 9000 has no smarts and no ill intentions, but it does recreate the computer's glowing red eye whenever it's plugged into your computer.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump had a sharp rejoinder for Jamie Dimon on Thursday, saying the JPMorgan chief executive lacked the "smarts" to be president but was otherwise wonderful.
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It's a film that not only improves upon many of the seemingly built-in shortcomings of superhero movies, but also mixes smarts, sentiment and adrenaline in the best Hollywood style.
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But as far as I can tell, the only assistant on the G7 is the one made by Google, so I'm not sure what all those smarts are actually doing.
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It's still a lot for something that functionally works the same as a smartwatch, but it's not unusual to spend that much on pair of standard frames with no smarts.
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The play follows Leavitt as she paves her own way, wrestling with her ambition, religion, and smarts, at a time when women couldn't vote and were relegated mostly to housework.
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Quick Access uses the company's machine learning smarts to learn from your usage patterns and interactions across its services to present you with the right files at the right time.
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Then a computer program combed through millions of sites on the gene code where people tend to variate from one another, and singled out the areas that correlated with smarts.
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It's been developing an autonomous vehicle software it calls AutoBrain, and has been testing it with auto makers like Germany's BMW and China's BYD to get its smarts into cars.
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Today it's taking a major step in this direction with the launch of the Google Assistant SDK, which allows developers to build the Assistant's smarts into their own hardware prototypes.
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The New Jersey senator declares his commitment to the disadvantaged with the passion of a preacher, the intellect of a Rhodes scholar, the street-smarts of a former Newark mayor.
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While Spotify, which recently went public in an unconventional listing, might be the most visible company in need of smarts for music, it is not the only one by far.
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" In response, Ocasio-Cortez's chief of staff tweeted, "All these articles want to claim what a legislative mastermind Pelosi is, but I'm seeing way more strategic smarts from freshman members.
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But human error, a lack of security smarts or just sheer laziness makes exposed data more discoverable, and yet there's no sign of data exposures dying down any time soon.
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Rachael sells pills and has plenty of street smarts – but she has also seen the fucked-up shit that can happen to women around drugs when bad men are present.
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Hari was, and is, a KO artist, and he's still got the fight smarts, and sheer force of his K2 sized ego, to win back his fortunes at the table.
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No vacuum robot I have met so far has really impressed me with its smarts, so a decently smart robot with a very good vacuum is actually the best combination.
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There is much to admire about its speed, security and stability, but Windows 10's lack of serious networking smarts is a deal-breaker as far as he is concerned.
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If Trump has any modicum of smarts, he'll dump that limp campaign video and just start hemorrhaging money trying to get these girls onto every TV station in the country.
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She was not very much older than me but she was, I soon learned, unafraid to ply the streets of the city with smarts and gumption I did not have.
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It's "digital" zooming, which doesn't offer the best quality photos, but that's something Google addressed to some degree with its AI and software smarts in its Pixel phones so far.
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He gained a reputation for daring and smarts as he built the airline into one of Asia's biggest, operating 166 planes with international flights to 111 cities in 43 countries.
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But in Jimmy's case, with his skill set, his work habits, his work attitude and his smarts, he's been capable so far to settle in what we're trying to teach.
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This latest round introduces M. K., an elusive sister with a deeply dark past and the smarts to have known for a while now that there are others like her.
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That's a reminder that for all of their father's willful buffoonery, he has real smarts, real skills and a real place in polite society that they've all been exposed to.
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At the Microsoft Build developer conference today, Microsoft and Chinese drone manufacturer DJI announced a new partnership that aims to bring more of Microsoft's machine learning smarts to commercial drones.
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Instead of tapping CEOs and executives who have been riding high, we've tapped a collection of inspirational leaders who have faced professional challenges and have overcome them with savvy smarts.
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The President bragged about his performance, his foresight and his smarts while attacking his political enemies and the media for allegedly blowing the threat of the virus out of proportion.
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Bits like "there's a horse in a hospital" and "street smarts" were iconic the instant Mulaney performed them, mainly because his highly relatable (and eminently quotable) delivery is universally hilarious.
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William Bee and Jon Agee tackle their themes with smarts and surprise rather than an eye for what they might teach people shorter than themselves, traits that mark great work.
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Google's artificial intelligence technology has a considerably higher I.Q. than Apple's Siri virtual assistant, according to a new academic paper attempting to compare the smarts of various artificial intelligence systems.
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The SAT was originally designed as an I.Q. test, based on the idea that people are born with a certain quantum of smarts ( g , as psychologists used to call it).
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Dog Nanny also includes carbon monoxide and smoke alerts, while Furbo's AI smarts can identify strangers in your home while filtering out known people or the movement of inanimate objects.
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Ultimately, he encourages companies to use their "entrepreneurial smarts" to identify how to create more value for consumers, especially as they continue to partner with health plans and health systems.
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"You have inspired all of New York with your heart and your smarts and your spirit," Steven Banks, the commissioner of the city's Department of Social Services, told the girls.
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He said prior presidents were either lacking in "smarts," referencing President George W. Bush, or deficient in "energy or chemistry," pointing to Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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This glasses-wearing, french fry-munching kiddo grew up to be a hilarious stand-up comedian but before that ... he displayed his book smarts attending and graduating from Georgetown University.
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The president launched a series of insults at Dimon, describing him as a "poor public speaker" and "nervous mess" who doesn't have the "aptitude" or "smarts" to run for president.
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The case, which tested the social media smarts of the notoriously tech-averse justices, is the latest of several in recent years that have explored constitutional rights in the digital age.
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But the sentimental favorite may be "Hidden Figures," a true story about the unsung African-American women whose math and engineering smarts helped power the US space program in the 703s.
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According to a study published in the Review of Economics and Statistics, workers with both book smarts and social skills earned more money than those who posses one or the other.
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Recommendation engines like the ones used by the likes of Amazon or Netflix could also benefit from a little artificial smarts that can get a better read on what you're writing.
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Now that Apple owns Shazam, which has long been among the best at identifying random ditties, Microsoft now has one less partner to help Cortana potentially regain its tune-tagging smarts.
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Some devices are built to detect problems and send out warnings, like Nest Protect, First Alert, or the Roost Smart Battery (that adds smarts to a dumb smoke alarm), for example.
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But after a few days of rest, Chopra is back at work and ready to save New York City once again as Alex Parrish — though her injury still smarts a bit.
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Apple's not the only company trying to bring AI and other smarts right to our ears, but AirPods are one of the first products to actually make it to the market.
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But Dyson, who founded the company in 1987, argues that it's often better to have the smarts inside the devices, rather than asking the consumer to any of the heavy lifting.
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Google Allo was first introduced at Google's I/O developer conference last year, alongside the video app Duo, with the goal of bringing Google's smarts to a modern mobile messaging application.
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She's quick on her feet and uses her smarts to get out of tough situations, but it's her biting words—which she delivers with wit and sass—that leave audiences cheering.
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Another study published in the Review of Economics and Statistics, found that workers with both book smarts and social skills earned more money than those who possess one or the other.
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That's encouraging, because President Trump, who promised to run the country using his business smarts, fumbled the Obamacare replacement bill just like the same old partisan politicians we've endured for decades.
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For all the smarts Alexa has, it's not very intelligent when it comes to picking out voices that are in the room and those from a TV, radio or another speaker.
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The startup also has a growing range of accessories to expand the bots' (programmable) functionality — such as this Sketch Kit ($40) which adds a few arty smarts to Dash or Cue.
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A study published in the Review of Economics and Statistics suggests that workers with both book smarts and social skills earned more money than those who possess one or the other.
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In that case, we recommend checking out the Amazon Echo Show 5, which is an inexpensive display that offers all the smarts Alexa has to offer with a nice visual touch.
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The injustice of it still smarts: I knew as well as everybody else did that the week before every middle-class mother in the land had thought she was a slut.
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A gregarious former defenseman who played parts of 11 N.H.L. seasons with five teams, Jean found the right outlet for his wit and street smarts, using them now to generate donations.
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Rather than repeat family myths about the individual effort and smarts of their forebears, those from wealthy backgrounds tell "money stories" that highlight the more complicated origins of their families' assets.
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R. Twin sisters Bibike and Ariyike pride themselves on their street smarts living in 1996 Lagos, Nigeria, in relative material comfort in this debut novel from an Iowa Writers' Workshop graduate.
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Manufacturers have been bundling mobile charging support into speakers for years, but Belkin's new Soundform Elite stands out from previous efforts thanks to some extra smarts and high-end sound engineering.
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It also has a lot of smarts built inside that allow it to automatically detect where it is inside of a room so that it can push out the best audio.
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During a fireside chat at the Beverage Digest Future Smarts conference in New York City on Monday, Quincey looked back on his short time as CEO of the $230.76 billion company.
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Former hedge-fund manager and Buffett follower Whitney Tilson attributes the 89-year-old's success to his "off-the-charts smarts," his more than seven decades of experience and his temperament.
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The thermostat is well-designed, works with a range of smart home ecosystems (including Apple HomeKit), and is perfect for those who want to bring some serious smarts to their home.
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The Sonos One pretty successfully combines the smarts of Alexa with sound quality that's far superior to Amazon's first-party efforts (although its promised Google Assistant support has been delayed to 2019).
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As chief medical officer for Color Genomics, Jill Hagenkord sees her job as harnessing the smarts of the tech industry while explaining some of the practical realities of the health care field.
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It was comfortable to wear to bed, and didn't look like utter trash, but couldn't really offer much in the way of smarts, like notifications, the same way wrist-based trackers could.
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If you happen to be out Cape Cod way this summer, he would love to take you fishing and trash-talk two of his favorite topics: my fishing and my security smarts.
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That progression belies just how much more the Echo Look could know about you than other Alexa hardware does—especially if Amazon ever unleashes the full power of its machine learnings smarts.
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Like everyone else, it's toiling away on artificial intelligence and machine learning, though it's focused more on building smarts into individual devices rather than in the cloud, like most of its competition.
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For me, the plugin was surfacing a lot of nonsense for the sake of quantity over quality, clearly communicating that there's still a long way to go in improving the plugin's smarts.
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From Sarah Jessica Parker, who often stopped for a chat, to Anne Hathaway, who was known to give him a kiss on the cheek, Hollywood's biggest stars valued his smarts and sophistication.
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Aiming to show its cloud smarts can make for powerful hardware, Google unveiled its latest Pixel phone, along with a Chrome OS-based tablet and its own rival to Amazon's Echo Show.
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Sheer smarts should never be undervalued; the president must address an extraordinary range of issues and must be able to think for himself or herself as well as to rely on advisers.
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The company said it was adding thousands of new Mercedes-Benz luxury CLA and GLA sedans its fleet, with the goal of having them outnumber the Smarts by the end of 2017.
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A perfect example of the dichotomy between the general public's perception of The Hills and the poise and smarts of the show's stars is Lauren Conrad's clever response during a recent interview.
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Unlike HAL and its computational smarts, voice assistants today take on relatively rudimentary and innocuous tasks — turning off the bedroom lights, reading our email aloud, or helping to assemble our favorite playlist.
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Destiny has often presented players with riddles to solve that focus more on real-life ingenuity, book smarts, and observational skills than they do on shooting virtual aliens inside a video game.
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The brains behind Lighthouse, however, think this product has more smarts, specifically around the implementation of AI and the kind of computer-vision prowess that helps software see and understand the world.
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And Curiel has demonstrated those smarts, as well as a sound judicial temperament, in his deft handling of the San Diego Trump University class action lawsuit during this years' nasty presidential race.
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She's downloaded her brain onto a floppy disk, and tied a string around her finger to remind her to upload it back into her head after Black Magic steals her original smarts.
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For now, though, the company seems to be more focused on bringing more of its AI smarts to its core services and applications, be that in the cloud or on the desktop.
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It's got a new look, gesture navigation, more AI smarts, and, if you sign up for the beta, Digital Wellbeing tools to help you gain a better understanding of your smartphone usage.
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That means E5 and G5 owners are missing out on the latest Android Pie features like system-level gesture controls (though Motorola has its own), expanded AI smarts, improved notifications, and more.
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Amazon could have went all-out and made the Alexa smarts cook the crap out of foods so nerds like me can remain glued to our YouTube and Reddit, but it didn't.
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Initially, the startup's primary remit will be security and theft-prevention, but further down the line its smarts and technology will be put to discovering and analyzing new asset listings for Coinbase.
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"Google Wifi is a connected system that replaces your current router to bring smarts, security and simplicity to home Wi-Fi to give you consistently strong coverage in your home," said Kothari.
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Presence is certainly starting to address some of the biggest issues with security cameras: it actually has some smarts inside of it, and it doesn't make you waste money month to month.
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To make prisoners employable, prisons need an injection of real-world business smarts in their programs, said Mr. Nolan, a former California lawmaker who served a federal prison sentence on corruption charges.
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Buttigieg is moving closer to a run, and his candidacy has been praised in Washington, with the military veteran and Rhodes scholar impressing insiders with his smarts and down-to-earth style.
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In addition, Apple added some smarts to its Maps service, like the ability to find nearby points of interest such as gas stations — a feature long supported by Google's Waze mapping service.
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Stocks rose on Monday after Hong Kong's chief executive suspended a controversial bill that would allow extradition to ChinaHong Kong's protesters used low-tech street smarts to smash China's powerful techno-authoritarianism
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What Stone lacks in a big salary or star clients — he's a precinct crawler who usually works on small cases involving prostitution or drug offenses — he makes up for with street smarts.
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Microsoft announced a number of updates to Word, PowerPoint and Outlook today that will bring more of its machine learning smarts (among other things) to some of its core Office suite products.
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But they'll sink or swim with Japanese-born state-of-Mainer Orono Noguchi, who commands or serves a childlike soprano of adultlike size that projects hopeful sincerity and worldly art smarts simultaneously.
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They hire young assistants, benefiting from their youthful smarts and long hours before some other program poaches them and — for much more money — gives them a team of their own to run.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York became the youngest woman ever elected to the House on the strength of her story, the purity of her vision and the smarts of her strategy.
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He is a know-it-all who just might know it all, and if some of his material isn't precisely gourmet, he has the smarts and the delivery to put it over.
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None of the right words here – Clinton's smarts or Trump's snark – could effectively address issues that disproportionately affect black and brown people in the United States like immigration or criminal justice reform.
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The problem, he said, was Spain's team defense and smarts as much as its size advantage under Scariolo, who works alongside Marc Gasol in Toronto as an assistant coach with the Raptors.
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Thankfully, Stranger Things has well established that its teen characters aren't just any group of adolescents; they have tons of talent and smarts and resourcefulness to go around, even without El handy.
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"The problem with banker Jamie Dimon running for President is that he doesn't have the aptitude or "smarts" & is a poor public speaker & nervous mess - otherwise he is wonderful," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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Then Asus said the Zenfone 643 has an AI camera, which like Huawei's Mate 10 Pro, can use built-in smarts to detect certain objects and use that knowledge to adjusts your picture.
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That's something Google's competitors like Microsoft and Amazon are also trying to do, of course, but few other companies have the kind of reputation for their machine learning smarts as Google currently has.
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Google teased a new version of its News app with AI smarts at its I/O event last week, and today that revamped app landed for iOS and Android devices in 127 countries.
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Her trainers hope this adorable, intelligent and affectionate dog (who loves cheddar cheese!) finds a home soon, and that Blue's smarts show potential adopters that deaf dogs are capable of just about anything.
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AviateAviate, by Yahoo, adds some behind-the-scenes smarts to your Android home screens, grouping related apps together and aiming to surface what you need when you need it without any manual interaction.
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Adding more capabilities and smarts into conversational threads has been the big theme this year from Microsoft as well as Google and Facebook, all of which highlighted the opportunity at recent developer conferences.
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On Monday, Louis Vuitton announced that Virgil Abloh, a designer with no formal training yet has the industry captivated by his street smarts (er, streetwear), will be its new artistic director of menswear.
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Trump's business smarts would have let the Bills thrive in Buffalo as owner, and they would keep jobs in Buffalo if Trump becomes president, says Jerry Rojek, 72, a native of South Buffalo.
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Now, it's Google's turn to boast about its AI-enhanced smartphone camera—and show how its software smarts and access to vast networks of data give it a leg up on the competition.
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Microsoft today announced a couple of AI-centric updates for OneDrive and SharePoint users with an Office 365 subscription that bring more of the company's machine learning smarts to its file storage services.
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It is, however, Google's platform for experimenting with what a modern email client could look like, and Google is also using it to bring some of its machine learning smarts to its users.
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As I see it, Trump's electoral victory is a peculiarly American product of working-class unemployment, a deep distrust of and resentment of educated elites and a celebrity culture that valorizes street smarts.
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Luminar's lidar unit, constantly bathing the area in front of it with lasers and analyzing the reflected signal, spots a stopped car blocking the shoulder about 700 feet ahead using its own smarts.
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Because it doesn't have the expansive bells and whistles of a Casio and because most of the smarts are in the app itself, it's a bit of a hard sell for most people.
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"All these articles want to claim what a legislative mastermind Pelosi is, but I'm seeing way more strategic smarts from freshman members," Chakrabarti tweeted on July 6 in reference to the speaker's comments.
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The caption for that photo might have noted that Jordan was the one with the fierce presence and incredible talent, and that Jackson was the one with the motivational smarts and interpersonal cunning.
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Google needs to nail not just Assistant's smarts, but also its personality — a new skill for Google, and one that its past forays into social software (Google Plus, anyone?) don't speak highly of.
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F. Gary Gray charts the exultant rap-to-riches story of the group N.W.A, which used beats, smarts, corrosive poetry and powerful rhetoric to introduce gangster rap to the world from Compton, Calif.
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For less than $50, you get all the smarts of the original Echo, in a smaller package that can sync up with bigger speakers and other Echo Dots to make your home smarter.
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F. Gary Gray charts the exultant rap-to-riches story about the group N.W.A, which used beats, smarts, corrosive poetry and powerful rhetoric to introduce gangster rap to the world from Compton, Calif.
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And as Publicis and Microsoft bring more of Microsoft's AI smarts into the mix to help Publicis work better, it's worth pointing out that — at least for now — the AI has a limit.
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It's an amazing convenience feature, and one that works fairly well – but there are some differences in the smarts powering the Braava m6 and the Roomba s9 that lead to some occasional challenges.
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And the collapse of the deal still smarts for large segments of American and European business who had fervently hoped to create a trans-Atlantic version of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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The Wall Street Journal reported in May that Amazon was working on a "tablet-like" computer featuring Alexa, codenamed "Knight," which would be used to add a visual aspect to Alexa's audio smarts.
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As these stories spread, accompanied by more video evidence, Buttigieg became a case study in what a friend of mine calls "internetty smarts" — intelligence reduced down to a collection of references and images.
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My thought bubble: While impressed by the car's smarts and focus on safety, I think the UX is too cramped and its infotainment system too complicated to get me to fork over $40,000.
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Richardson, the son of Liam Neeson and Natasha Richardson, makes an unmemorable New York stage debut, though in key scenes Bengtsson, Kendall and Monahon, in particular, get to show off their stage smarts.
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"Her being African-American and being at the top of her game and having that cultural perspective on top of the smarts that it takes was very important to me," Ms. Nyong'o said.
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Those software smarts also translate to other futuristic features on the Pixel 4, ones that may prove to be only occasionally useful but highlight what Google believes an Android mobile experience should be.
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On Thursday, he lashed out at JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, alleging the banker doesn't have the "smarts" to be president after Dimon claimed he could best Trump (he backed off almost immediately).
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The Brains Much of the success of the first part of Singer's plan -- getting higher scores for students on the SATs and ACTs -- relied on the smarts of 36-year-old Mark Riddell.
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The Lightning connector ads some smarts to the whole thing thanks to on-board noise cancellation that can be turned on and off with a click of the fairly large microphone/volume control button.
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Screenshot: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)This is a very good thing for Apple fans (and anyone with an iPhone), because Siri has failed to keep up with the other voice assistants in the smarts department.
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With cameras, lasers, sensors, powerful batteries, and enough smarts to plan efficient routes through your home, the current generation of robovacs are very good at ensuring every square inch of your floors gets cleaned.
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But what sets Hoffman apart, said his friends and political allies, is his deliberate, well-funded — and, to some, secretive — campaign to apply his smarts and investing acumen toward seeding a national political movement.
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Most managers, particularly in fixed income, currency and commodities, can only rely on smarts because they can't see opportunities first, all pay the same price, and getting better information is difficult (and sometimes illegal).
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Phone cameras don't need OIS to take fantastic low-light images (see: Google Pixel), but Moto's camera app and algorithms don't have the smarts to get the image you want on the first try.
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If you've never had a compulsion to buy a Rolex, Breitling, or some other European watch whose name you're probably mispronouncing, then adding smarts to a "luxury" watch isn't going to change your mind.
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Even though the film is about a character who's all swagger and almost no smarts, Deadpool 2 heads in an unexpected direction early on: it makes Deadpool — also known as Wade Wilson — doubt himself.
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Google has been developing a new social app that lets small groups edit photos together and then organise them for future enjoyment: think Path meets Snapchat-style filters and edits meets Google's imaging smarts.
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Additionally, Alex, who has all the tall-dark-and-handsome looks, smarts and charm to serial date as many women as he wants shared with me just how slow and serious he takes relationships.
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It's no surprise then that Dorfman — whom also appeared in films like the remake of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre and the lighter Owen Wilson movie Drillbit Taylor — had Aidan-level smarts in real life.
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With Amazon predicted to control 70% of the home assistant market, Google wants to use its AI smarts and partnerships to make its Home platform wittier and more dynamic than anything else out there.
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I'm pleased to see G-Ro taking things to the next level with a bag that uses carbon fiber, big wheels, and lots of design smarts to keep us rolling through checkpoints with ease.
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A closer look at the ideas and methods propelling the 'Feel the Bern' phenomenon, and interviews with entrepreneurial experts, show that the Sanders campaign has displayed plenty of business smarts tailored to today's market.
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Like other computer vision and machine learning devices, Nanit gets smarter and more personalized over time, and Glazer has high hopes for what this camera and its analytical smarts could do in the future.
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Using Microsoft's AI smarts, users don't have to spend a lot of time defining every possible question and answer, but can instead rely on the tool to understand intentions and trigger the right action.
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The AI smarts that power these mapping features run right in the car — and in many ways, these features also lay the groundwork for self-driving cars, which obviously need highly detailed maps, too.
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By contrast, Taylor Mac, who wrote "Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus," has the smarts to take on the big themes—death, power, betrayal, responsibility—and to find credible and incredible arguments in each.
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But DuckDuckGo's tool has one major difference: Rather than populating a list of upgradable sites manually, Smarter Encryption fills it out automatically using the same web crawling smarts built into DuckDuckGo's private search service.
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" "I'm sorry for any suffering that this woman has endured," Conway said, "but in the case of Hope, I have rarely met somebody so strong with such excellent -- excellent instincts and loyalty and smarts.
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The search chips offer similar functionality to the search operators mentioned above, but Google appears to be applying some of its AI smarts to make it easier for you to choose the correct filter.
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Nick Kristof, who wrote about him, had been impressed by Abel's determination and smarts — he was top of his class — and noted that Abel longed for a bicycle so he could get home faster.
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Cramer: How do you -- the president says the problem with banker Jamie Dimon running for president, is he doesn't have the aptitude or the smarts and is a poor public speaker and nervous mess.
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Time has passed, recognition has come, but the episode still smarts — it is the only moment in our conversation that a shadow passes over Ms. Block's face, that her friendly confidence falters a little.
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It is a song that brims with harmonies and pop smarts as Macfarlane, Travis MacDonald—who shares songwriting and vocal duties—bassist Angus Lord and drummer Matt Harkin, flirt with heartbreak and joyous optimism.
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Waresix trucks Waresix trucks It is also consistent with East Ventures, the long-standing early-stage VC, which has backed a pack of young companies aiming to inject internet smarts into traditional industries in Indonesia.
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But that's not really what robots like this are for — they need to generate versatility and robustness under a variety of circumstances, and the smarts to navigate a human-centric world and provide useful services.
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And the Honor View 220 is just that, a solid phone with good specs, tons of storage, and some nice bonuses such as dual rear cams, a headphone jack and a bit a AI smarts.
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There isn't necessarily a common theme here, but for the most part, the new features focus on supporting more of the existing workflows in larger companies and bringing more of Google's smarts to these apps.
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Google Photos and Google Lens UpdatesWith Google's ever-increasing focus on machine learning, Google Photos and Google Lens, have become a popular avenue for the company to show off new applications for its AI smarts.
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Big Blue plays on this idea while showing off Watson's impressive smarts at the same time in the company's first-ever Oscars commercials, set to debut during the broadcast of the Academy Awards this Sunday.
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While we design all of our tasks to be fun and engaging, they still require smarts and skills, and we figured it would be cool of us to throw in some just-for-smiles tasks.
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Whether encouraging you to use some kitchen smarts, or employing a brute-force meat-shredding method that relies on a sledgehammer, this season's best cookbooks emphasize technique, authenticity, and the occasional bit of salty language.
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Though she doesn't often share pictures of her kids, the proud mom has spoken in interviews of her kids' smarts, telling Jimmy Fallon in May that Jackson is confident in being able to outsmart mom.
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Christine's spirit and smarts make living vicariously through her more alluring, and they also allow the show to examine the topic of sex and sex work in a way that's much more analytical than scintillating.
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But the tasks TFC performed — from aiding candidates with digital ads to building and automating their donor lists — often are neglected in local races due a lack of funding, tech smarts or staff, Alter said.
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The tool is a cloud platform on which companies can store their network-intelligence data indefinitely, allowing them to use Google's search smarts to comb through logs and gain insight into emerging digital security threats.
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Furthermore, these industrious insects have shown their smarts in several other areas, demonstrating the ability to understand concepts like "same" and "different," counting (a trait known as numerosity), and to learn skills from other bees.
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Andrei Cimpian, a co-author of Thursday's study, said his earlier research with adults showed that the fields people associate with requiring a high level of smarts also tend to be overwhelmingly represented by men.
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Leading artificial intelligence researchers are debating whether machines — once they achieve super-human smarts — should be expected to explain themselves in robust discussion, or if spitting out an exceptional, if mysterious, answer is good enough.
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Their twist was to bake in AI smarts that power automatic adjustments — smoothing skin tone, whitening teeth, brightening eyes and so on, at the touch of the in-app camera button — as if by technomagic.
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Not only does he look like a sentient cube of meat, he floats around on a hoverchair equipped with all manner of weapons, and making him quite the formidable foe when paired with his smarts.
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Many years later, it still smarts, this insistence that her tears signified a disease that had among its symptoms her inability to know she was sick—and for which the only cure was more rehab.
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Young Jason, played with an air of exasperated smarts by a thoroughly wonderful Mr. Rosenthal, sees his father as "morbid and dissatisfied" (with reason), and his emotional allegiance is mainly to his mother, at first.
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While we didn't get to try out those smart home smarts, we can attest that the device looks great up close, and wouldn't feel terribly out of place in your kitchen or on a bookshelf.
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Still, the Pixel 3's software smarts offer some advantages, like the ability to take superior photos with the bokeh effect, which puts the picture's main subject in sharp focus while gently blurring the background.
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The more we remove humans from the loop, faster attacks can do their damage and the more we lose our ability to rely on actual smarts to notice something is wrong before it's too late.
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Even at 34, he remains a rebounding and scoring force with near unparalleled court vision, and he has the size and smarts to slide into what used to be known as the power forward position.
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Think of the smaller boxes that we press our faces to, think of all the tiny digital boxes we touch with our fingers to signal alliance, passion, smarts, nostalgia, enmity, the whole of our minds.
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Autify gets around this by using some machine learning smarts that give it the ability to know that a given button or form is still the same, no matter where it is on the page.
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Like her mother, she's a capable, intelligent, human protagonist—someone who cares about others in her environment and uses her smarts and ability to keep a cool head to make it through increasingly hellish situations.
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But thanks to his smarts and ruthless business approach, he quickly rose through the ranks, eventually becoming one of the most powerful criminals in the province, based largely on his drug- and loan-sharking businesses.
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Improved processing is also evident in something like Portrait Lighting, now available on the 2018 iPhones: using software smarts and in this case the grunt of the A11 Bionic chip to match a professional camera setup.
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Mets 3, Nationals 2 WASHINGTON — A good number of the Mets' main position players are older than 30 and while they bring assets to the lineup — smarts, experience, power — speed is not something they generally possess.
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It's an unbeatable deal, given the other advantages listed above, especially because it means you can see if you like it alone, or equip multiple rooms with Alexa smarts and quality connected sound in one go.
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The different, though, is that for the time being, Google is mostly using the Assistant as an additional layer of smarts in Messages while in Allo, you could have full conversations with a special Assistant bot.
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But in such a vitally important strategic move, "the art of the deal" should be tested by trading smarts rather than empty threats of trade limitations and hints of a military confrontation of nuclear-armed states.
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Combining the incredible engineering talent in Central Europe's Romania with the business smarts of London and former executives from Citizen watches, the Vector startup carved out a very credible slot in the "affordable luxury" smartwatch sector.
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Not only has Amazon recently introduced two other dedicated hardware products that provide Echo-like functionality in the form of the Dot and Tap, but it's started putting the core smarts into existing devices as well.
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What's weird is that Google has a smart TV platform, Android TV, but these Vizio sets would be free of any on-set apps and would instead rely on baked-in Chromecast features for its smarts.
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Producing a second title and then a third and fourth that also engage users and do so profitably without siphoning too much traffic from previous games requires the right mix of product development and business smarts.
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Who on the right would replace him, however -- and who has the political smarts, the stamina, and the security credentials to motivate the Likud base and broaden it to take votes away from the center right?
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Both the power source used to create the electrostatic charge and the computer smarts that guide the bot are not incorporated into its design — both data and power have to be fed to it via wires.
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"You can catch a hot load all over your titties and still not want your loved ones to get shot in a theater," she declares, owning both her sexuality and smarts in 25 words or less.
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But gruff New York street smarts never go out of style, and French Montana, a smart and affable personality with great connections and a greater sense of humor, will always find a way to get paid.
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In the case of photo apps, for Microsoft so far these have been mainly in-house efforts, such as Pix, Sprinkles, and Face Swap — three camera and imaging apps that tap into the company's AI smarts.
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At 47, he has spent the past two decades setting off subversive vibrations along the fine lines between art and life, art and silliness, and art and provocation, melding Conceptual Art smarts and Minimalist literal-mindedness.
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None of that is going to matter on Saturday night though, because unless she has forgotten everything she knew, she still has enough ring smarts to flatten Jędrzejczyk again unless the ex-champ brings something new.
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Her narcissism and her smarts are what keep her going, and it's fun to watch her get carried away by her thoughts and by her exciting improvisations with the audience, during which Jones never breaks character.
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The men Liz and Jane fall for — that is, Darcy and Bingley — are described more in terms of their scintillating looks, impressive wealth and Ivy League credentials than in terms of their humor, smarts or charm.
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If you're happy with some basic smarts and something that provides piece of mind without the higher price tag, however, take a look at Nest's older indoor camera, which remains available for purchase for $100 less.
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Theo Epstein, the team's president, gets plenty of credit for building a strong roster in Chicago after winning two championships in Boston, and Joe Maddon, the manager, is well known for blending irreverence with baseball smarts.
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This gambit will end like those before: When the klieg lights are off, when nuance, smarts and strategy are required, these efforts will collapse and perhaps leave us in a more dangerous position than we were.
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It's a flip of the team's initial idea to sell custom pilots of Iris to companies with big R&D needs — although ultimately they do aim to sell their AI's smarts as a software as a service.
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And while it can be argued that entertainment and fashion are separate, the result could be a complex world where characters rise to the occasion based not on the smarts of the writer but of the cast.
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By the end of the season, within a few episodes, or even during the pilot, you'll find yourself falling for Nola Darling – for her strength, her smarts, her smile, or the truly mesmerizing combination of all three.
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"It's not a magic bullet, but the system will be able to lift the fingerprints after some tuning," Tony Sio, head of SMARTS Market Surveillance at Nasdaq, told Reuters, speaking about the software being used by ACER.
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The cooker itself is somewhat typical of Xiaomi's approach, combining a sleek and simple design (not dissimilar to rice cookers built by Japanese firm Muji), a handful of connected smarts, and a price that undercuts the competition.
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" The end-point of this research won't be a general or flexible AI, but it will be a lot of smarts spread out over a whole network of computers — something that LeCun refers to as "hidden intelligence.
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MultiVu, a Tel Aviv-based startup that is developing a new 3D imaging solution that only relies on a single sensor and some deep learning smarts, today announced that it has raised a $7 million seed round.
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Now the men have another thing in common: Mr. de Blasio has hired the senator's digital fund-raising team, seeking to bring some of its small-donor smarts to his 2017 re-election campaign in New York.
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It can seem as though Hadden-Paton is overplaying Higgins's snottiness, until you remember meeting any number of people like him, who frighten you with their chill while they try to draw you in with their smarts.
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What's more, the value of a formal education in the IC is considered relative by many experts both inside and outside the community, especially when it comes to intangible skills like leadership, military strategy, or street smarts.
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They sell a kit that straps to the top of things like excavators, bulldozers and skid steers, taking tech like lidar, GPS and Wi-Fi and meshing them into the machine's innards to give it autonomous smarts.
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Given the whimsical beauty and deep smarts of her installation in the museum's portico, which pairs early-eighteenth-century Meissen porcelains with sculptures that Shechet recently made at the same German factory, she won't be the last.
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Two developments make this possible: robots will connect to the cloud (giving the machines enhanced smarts) and benefit from advances in modeling "belief space" — a term that refers to how math can be used to predict outcomes.
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In an op-ed published Monday night by the Washington Post, Holderness wrote passionately about how domestic abuse can happen to anyone: Being strong — with excellent instincts and loyalty and smarts — does not inoculate a person against abuse.
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Voice dictation software from Dragon and other companies can optionally attempt auto-punctuation, but results can be a mixed bag, so I'm eager to see if Google's AI and machine learning smarts can give it a leg up.
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But under Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer, there was a renewed investment in Flickr, following the acquisition of several companies, including Ghostbird, IQ Engines and LookFlow, aimed at improving Flickr's software and its image recognition smarts, among other things.
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