Or maybe Elif Batuman, who I think is supersmart and really funny.
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Clips is a supersmart camera, but the traditional rules of photography still apply.
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"She's supersmart, hyperanalytical, diligent and highly adventurous at the same time," Mr. Roy said.
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I do not have words adequate to describe my supersmart, exuberant, ever-loving spouse.
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Obviously a great scorer in many ways, awesome rebounder and passer, great vision, supersmart.
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"You can be supersmart and have your hair done to the nines," Ms. Saujani said.
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They see America as a reclamation project led by a passel of supersmart Silicon Valley entrepreneurs.
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Mr Musk has publicly feuded with short-sellers for years, calling them "haters", "jerks" and "not supersmart".
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" One anonymous TV executive told the Post, "He's a smooth guy, the right age, a supersmart team builder.
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"She's supersmart, well prepared, even-tempered," said Mr. Sperling, who worked with Ms. Brainard in the Obama administration.
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Possibly in a reflection on us Earthlings, the Martians in many books and films appear as supersmart invaders.
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Now, you have maybe heard me run on about "Catastrophe," Sharon Hogan's dark and supersmart comedy on Amazon.
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The seemingly supersmart AI could play only the exact style of Breakout it had spent hundreds of games mastering.
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" (Certainly, it's extremely difficult to vigilantly avoid adverbs always.) Calling someone "supersmart," for example, is a poor, wordy substitute for "brilliant.
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My first hire was supersmart, but he really wasn't performing over time, and I felt pressure to get this guy promoted.
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" Unaware of Ms. Lake's dispute, he said it would be "supersmart for Coach to launch a Cashin module, but not just things she did.
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It's supersmart, considering I download a bunch of apps that I might use once, then delete a few weeks later after never opening them again.
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Until the very end, when he loses his smiling cool, he comes across less as a supersmart psychopath than a riled-up good old boy.
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Instead, he made Watson supersmart by using machine learning: Ferrucci fed Watson "massive amounts of data," he said, and built all kinds of linguistic and semantic features.
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But as computer chips and software have become increasingly important in automobiles, Silicon Valley has seemed to take the lead, especially in the development of the supersmart cars of tomorrow.
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You can have a group of supersmart people, but if they have the wrong view of the world, they can waste a lot of energy going down the wrong track.
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The policy, announced on Tuesday, would generally let the industry decide for itself how to create supersmart automobiles that can navigate roads on their own, whether driving across town or across the country.
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This was most obvious in Gawker's tone — it was conversational, written in the manner of your supersmart, kind of funny, foul-mouthed friend, rather than the news-speak that pervaded much of the industry.
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"I have supersmart clients — doctors, lawyers, CEOS — and when I really drill down in my third meeting with them, I find out they have a sixth sense of humor but they're withholding that," she said.
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One of the first researchers I met was Sky, a supersmart border collie who happens to be the dog of Melody Jackson, director of the school's Animal-Computer Interaction Lab and also director of the FIDO project.
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A spurt of progress in artificial intelligence as well as comments by figures such as Bill Gates—who declared himself "in the camp that is concerned about superintelligence"—have given new traction to nightmare scenarios featuring supersmart software.
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The creation of "superintelligence" — the name for the supersmart technological breakthrough that takes A.I. to the next level and creates machines that not only perform narrow tasks that typically require human intelligence (like self-driving cars) but can actually outthink humans — still feels like science fiction.
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Gert (Ariela Barer) is a bookish feminist with a pet dinosaur; Molly (Allegra Acosta) is a naive but feisty fighter; Nico (Lyrica Okano) is a burgeoning sorceress; Karolina (Virginia Gardner) is a lesbian flying alien, while dumb jock Chase (Gregg Sulkin) and supersmart nerd Alex (Rhenzy Feliz) rely on inventions from their parents.
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" Minutes later, a hugely respected, supersmart male political strategist I know — a Republican, white — shared his suspicions about the "11th-hour" timing of this latest development, telling me: "It's something that's impossible to prove and impossible to defend against, so this invariably devolves into a tribal death match with the accused having a permanently damaged reputation even if confirmed by the Senate.
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The name SuperSmart Grid was invented by Antonella Battaglini and used the first time in the position paper for the energy conference in Lund in 2007. In the context of the SuperSmart Grid, advocates use the term "super grid" to refer to a network super imposed on top of local grid networks and should not be confused with the proper noun "SuperGrid" which refers to an undeveloped technology for combining hydrogen and electricity distribution.
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Advocates of schemes such as the SuperSmart Grid claim that such a major technological upgrade is necessary to assure the practical operation and promised benefits of such transcontinental mega grids.
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A supersmart dog from an alternate future. He created Charlotte and attempted to sterilize Theodore and Julia in the past, but was foiled by Brianna. He eventually merged with Dreadwing.
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Funded by the European Union Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme. Duration: (February 2016 - January 2019) Objectives: SuperSmart was an expertise hub for the market uptake of energy efficient supermarkets by raising awareness, knowledge transfer and the preparation of an EU Ecolabel. SuperSmart aimed to achieve both decisive environmental benefits through the fast implementation of efficient heating and cooling solutions, as well as significant economic benefits through reduced energy use in the supermarket sector across Europe.
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The medgrid together with Desertec would serve as the backbone of the 'European Supergrid' and the benefits of investing in HVDC technology are being assessed to reach the final goal – the 'SuperSmart Grid (SSG)'.
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The SSG relies on existing technology. The SuperSmart Grid would employ high voltage direct current (HVDC) cables in its first-generation implementation to integrate the European electricity market and possibly connect it to neighboring regions, such as North Africa, and their vast renewable energy resources, such as those that could be unlocked by the DESERTEC & Medgrid project. The SuperSmart Grid would operate 'on top' of the local high voltage AC (HVAC) grids. Existing AC grids would still transmit electricity over shorter domestic distances, but be upgraded to smart grids.
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A conceptual plan of a European super grid linking renewable energy projects like DESERTEC & Medgrid across North Africa, the Middle East and Europe and could serve as the backbone for the hypothetical supersmart grid. The SuperSmart Grid (SSG) is a hypothetical wide area electricity network connecting Europe with northern Africa, the Middle East, Turkey and the IPS/UPS system of CIS countries. The system would unify super grid and smart grid capabilities into a comprehensive network. There are no planned locations for infrastructure or schedule explicitly for the SSG; the name is used to discuss the economic and technological feasibility of such a network and ways that it might gain political support.
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While such grids cover great distances, the capacity to transmit large volumes of electricity remains limited due to congestion and control issues. The SuperSmart Grid (Europe) and the Unified Smart Grid (US) specify major technological upgrades that proponents claim are necessary to assure the practical operation and promised benefits of such transcontinental mega grids.
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Wide area super grids plans typically call for bulk transmission using high voltage direct current lines. Europe's SuperSmart Grid proposal relies on HVDC, and in the US, key decision makers such as Steven Chu favor a national long distance DC grid system. A video of the presentation may also be found at the ARB site. There are industry advocates of HVAC.
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AI failures have already led to tragedy. Advanced autopilot features in cars, although they perform well in some circumstances, have driven cars without warning into trucks, concrete barriers, and parked cars. In the wrong situation, AI systems go from supersmart to superdumb in an instant. When an enemy is trying to manipulate and hack an AI system, the risks are even greater.
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Miss Kusanagi a Japanese schoolgirl, who is also a supersmart science heroine pilots the monster fighting suit of powered armor known as a "Hammersuit". The Hammersuit appears to use arc generating, steampunk inspired electrically energized pneumatic drills as weapons. The suit of armor can also act autonomously, and is based on both Gundam and Gigantor. An adult and much older Kusanagi appears in Final Crisis Aftermath: Dance #4, this issue also reveals her name.
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In the 1980s, the rise of Japan filled that void temporarily. After the Sputnik crisis, leaders exploited an "awe doctrine" to organize learning "around a single model of educational national security, with math and science serving for supremacy in science and engineering, foreign languages and cultures for potential espionage, and history and humanities for national self-definition." US leaders were not able to exploit the image of Japan as effectively, despite its representations of supersmart students and a strong economy.
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This included the development of a long-term implementation perspective called Desert Power 2050 with guidance on investment and funding. Dii GmbH has initiated selected reference projects to demonstrate overall feasibility and reduce system overall costs. On 24 November 2011, a memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed between the Medgrid consortium and Dii to study, design and promote an interconnected electrical grid linking DESERTEC and the Medgrid projects. The Medgrid together with DESERTEC would serve as the backbone of the European super grid and the benefits of investing in HVDC technology are being assessed to reach the final goal – the supersmart grid.
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In contrast, book four presents negative examples with consequences, offering examples and actions "to avoid, to watch out for". The fourth book contains thirteen fables in Ryder translation: Loss of Gains, The Monkey and the Crocodile, Handsome and Theodore, Flop-Ear and Dusty, The Potter Militant, The Jackal Who Killed No Elephants, The Ungrateful Wife, King Joy and Secretary Splendor, The Ass in the Tiger-Skin, The Farmer's Wife, The Pert Hen-Sparrow, How Supersmart Ate the Elephant, The Dog Who Went Abroad. Book 4, along with Book 5, is very short. Together the last two books constitute about 7% of the total text.
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