Yet this is precisely what makes them useful test cases.
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A couple of those test cases have come back positive.
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For my two test cases, I divided the guac in half.
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The best-performing system classified 83% of the test cases correctly.
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The time to build a pipeline of test cases is now.
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Game consoles actually make for good test cases of the MMWA.
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Now they are test cases for an ill-defined, underfinanced future.
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Young or old, we're all a generation of literal test cases.
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Second, invest in world-leading regulation that pursues test cases, and defines practical standards.
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But despite its power, the #MeToo movement has had few test cases in criminal court.
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Through carefully constructed test cases, we can put corporate and union political spending on the defensive.
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Yehoshua often uses his fictional characters as test cases for political issues, and Noga is no exception.
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They would allow the study's laboratories to test cases and report the results only in future samples.
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Prisons are just easy use-test cases for private companies to demonstrate technology because it's a vulnerable population.
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Studies found that the majority of participants in the first test cases saw an improvement in their symptoms.
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They were test cases for new ways of living, all the more seductive because they weren't fully realized.
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Some states like Iowa have already enacted laws banning early abortion to put test cases in the judicial pipeline.
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Test cases have been selected for trial, and their outcomes will help gauge the value of the remaining claims.
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Test cases have been selected for trial, and the outcomes will help gauge the value of the remaining claims.
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Once the tool has identified a bug, it'll give the developer access to test cases to help reproduce the issue.
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Results from the free calculators were similar, but some differed by hundreds of dollars per month in the test cases.
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There were a couple of test cases and then once those picked up traction, it sort of started a movement.
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But Wilkins said the potential is stronger for other applications, pointing to test cases related to payments and post-trade processes.
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To try to push the process along, collectors are being encouraged to step up and create test cases to challenge the law.
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IICPR, according to Keller Lenkner, has recently adopted mass arbitration procedures that call for the initial arbitration of just 10 test cases.
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More than 25,000 of them work for the company in Seattle, and many serve as the first test cases for new concepts.
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It now holds programs for schoolchildren, does research and development for businesses, gives public tours and holds open studio days, called test cases.
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"We re-factored a couple of things, we reran the test cases, that difference went away, the hurricane center withdrew its objection," Farrar said.
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Those two trials were test cases, or bellwethers, meant to determine the major issues and gauge the scale of liability for the remaining litigation.
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The ruling was one of the first test cases of the issues the two sides are debating in the push to revise Rule 85033.
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Test cases have been selected for trial, and their outcomes will help gauge the value of the remaining claims and inform potential settlement talks.
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Regardless of the reason, with no flight by the F-35, companies could not try out their technologies on perhaps the most illustrious of test cases.
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The trusts are therefore widely seen as test cases for a market the exchange created to capitalize on the eventual privatization of swathes of public infrastructure.
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Alaska is one of the closest test cases we have for UBI, and interested parties should note the political and social costs that Alaska's PFD is accruing.
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In early September, the participants conducted a diverse set of 133 structured test cases to assess the capabilities of blockchain technology for use with equity derivatives, Axoni said.
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The three drug distributors were slated to go to trial Monday in U.S. District Court in Cleveland in what were seen as test cases for the broader litigation.
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During a hearing Tuesday, Furman said he intended "to stay the course" and try the remaining five bellwether, or test, cases scheduled in the federal litigation for this year.
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Researchers created test cases based on actual patients to see whether the surgeons could accurately predict who would benefit the most, or least, from surgery or from exercise therapy.
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Applicants should be prepared to solve test cases during the interview process from Salesforce recruiters like Recio that pose similar problems to those they&aposll face on the job.
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In 2016, funding increased to $10 million toward the Canadian Concussion Centre and they are still looking for further investment, as test cases for concussions can become an expensive exercise.
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By analyzing live user traffic to build test cases from behavior patterns, the company gives engineering teams QA testing coverage that continuously and automatically updates as they add new features.
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However, that finding was not reflected in a presentation from the Hurricane Center, which showed a more frequent forecast degradation based on more than 700 test cases in the Atlantic.
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TEST CASES Some changes have already occurred, ranging from corporate card charges that automatically attach to electronic expense reports to seamless experiences for business travelers who stay at approved hotels.
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During a hearing on Tuesday, Furman said he intended "to stay the course" and try the remaining five bellwether, or test, cases scheduled in the federal litigation for this year.
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Cities work as great natural test cases for evolution, said Marc Johnson, the director of the Centre for Urban Environments at the University of Toronto, Mississauga, who led the research.
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The corporate rights movement achieved this result by following many of the same tactics as the more familiar modern African-American civil rights movement, using test cases and civil disobedience.
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JPMorgan is also working with IBM on initial test cases, so it's a big win for Honeywell as it looks to go toe-to-toe with "Big Blue" and Google.
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The test cases for that theory, however, have been scant, being as there's been only one rate rise since then, at the December 2015 meeting at which there was a conference.
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Through test cases in India and Nigeria over the past couple of years, Maps engineers have used ML models to map out roadways and determine building outlines based on satellite imagery.
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But others believe that now is the time to develop bold new initiatives, including test cases and game-changing affirmative impact litigation, that challenge the role of big money in politics.
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I have a number of immune-related disorders — peanut allergy, hay fever and an autoimmune condition called alopecia universalis that has left me mostly hairless — that would serve as test cases.
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In some test cases, if the platform notices a user is about to leave a negative comment, the app will "nudge" that user, giving them a warning before they're able to post.
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In two test cases in recent years, the German cartel office forced Adidas and Asics to drop such bans, saying online platforms are crucial for small- and medium-sized companies and consumers.
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Each trial is starting with a small group of plaintiffs who serve as "test cases" for the larger pool of property owners, said lawyer Rand Nolen, lead counsel for the downstream cases.
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But the cases were filed very quickly, and civil rights litigators generally like to locate ideal plaintiffs and hone their legal theories before filing test cases that could turn into legal landmarks.
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Her role, she said, will be to decide whether the mass arbitration protocols are to be invoked and whether the two sides can pick test cases to supplement the randomly selected arbitrations.
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UK lawyers are now preparing to bring a series of test cases in the coming months, arguing that removals to Hungary, Bulgaria, and Austria are no longer safe and should be stopped.
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Using the boxers of the gym as human test cases, Intratat discovered that a fighter lubed up on his home made Namman Muay oil was less injury prone and bashed up after contests.
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But the amendment at least served as a warning to anyone proposing to quash robust religious debate, and it created a somewhat more benign background for the adjudication of some important test cases.
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"Judges in those other countries hearing test cases like this will be mindful of the fact that their colleagues in Britain have thought this and it may influence their decision," Bertrand Stern-Gillet.
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The tool itself also uses open-source libraries like the libFuzzer fuzzing engine and the AFL fuzzer to power some of the core fuzzing features that generate the test cases for the tool.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal judge in Manhattan said on Tuesday he will not alter, for now, a plan to try five more early test cases this year against General Motors Co (GM.
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The cases were picked for so-called bellwether trials, essentially test cases used in mass litigation in the United States to help both sides gauge the range of damages and define settlement options.
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Roe was in serious jeopardy as early as the late '20163s, as the Reagan administration took the position that Roe should be overruled and states passed envelope-pushing statutes to generate test cases.
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Those test cases make it easier for McMillan and the team to figure out whether there was any adjustment in how the client interacts with their Morgan Stanley advisor or other behavioral changes.
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Many dealmakers are eager for a few large mergers – such as telecom giant AT&T's pending US$85.4bn takeover of media company Time Warner - to come to fruition as test cases before moving forward.
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Nudes of old people, men and women alike, play a crucial role in this exhibition — as markers of the body in evolution, and as test cases for the social meanings of desire and disgust.
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Throughout the interview process, Recio and other hiring managers present test cases similar to what applicants would face on the job "so they get a flavor of the sophistication of the code," she said.
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We just don't know enough yet to say with confidence what level of carbon price is needed, because very few carbon prices have gotten high enough to serve as a real-world test cases.
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Polster said that would include motions and so-called bellwether trials, essentially test cases used in mass litigation in the United States to help both sides gauge the range of damages and define settlement options.
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As a result, there are efforts across the country to bail out nuclear plants at risk of closing, with important test cases in Illinois, Ohio and New York, as well as proposed legislation in Congress.
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The biggest item we were able to take away from the home visits so far were new test cases for our engineering team to take a look at, particularly around the way that users update firmware.
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Off-season episodes involving the Yankees' Aroldis Chapman, the Los Angeles Dodgers' Yasiel Puig and the Colorado Rockies' Jose Reyes have presented Manfred with the first test cases of Major League Baseball's new domestic violence policy.
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While, last year, the GMB Union helped bring two test cases to a UK employment tribunal accusing Uber of acting unlawfully by not providing drivers with basic workers' rights like holiday pay and the minimum wage.
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The Independent Workers Union of Great Britain (IWGB), who have been at the forefront of other test cases in the gig economy world, is supporting Hayley in her discrimination claim against Gnewt Cargo and Menzies Distribution.
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Millions of dollars have been spent on both sides in some of the fiercest battles, with some being viewed as test cases for policies that could be enacted by other states or on a national scale.
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In test cases around the country, various lower courts have differed in their interpretation on whether anti-discrimination laws apply to transgender people, potentially sending the matter to the U.S. Supreme Court for a definitive resolution.
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Yet both cases rely on a two-century old law called the All Writs Act, and are thought to be test cases of the government's ability to force tech companies to break into their users' devices.
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But slowly the new form of transportation is moving from concept to actual test cases as companies like Virgin Hyperloop One explore the possibility of loops in the United States and around the rest of the world.
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The publication of "ethical test cases"; an ethical assessment of Dragonfly, Maven ,and Airgap GCP with respect to the AI Principle; and regular, official, internally visible communications and assessments regarding any new areas of substantial ethical concern.
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U.S. District Judge Dan Polster in Cleveland, Ohio in an order on Monday selected a pair of cases by the city of Huntington and Cabell County to serve as bellwether, or test, cases in the federal litigation.
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Benjamin Cassim, a tourism lecturer at Temasek Polytechnic School of Business in Singapore, said the closures of Boracay and Maya Beach could become "test cases" and will be closely monitored by other countries with popular beach resorts.
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This time, in the spirit of George Plimpton's brand of participatory journalism, they've become their own test cases, embarking on a yearlong program in which they target a new area of the self to improve each month.
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But the trade union GMB, which acted on the behalf of Uber drivers using two test cases, argued that drivers should be entitled to full worker benefits, and that Uber is acting unlawfully by not granting these rights.
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Chester of CDD said that the two investigations are the biggest test cases for the FTC as lawmakers weigh giving the agency more resources and authority to enforce what could potentially become the nation's first comprehensive consumer privacy law.
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Three of the rivers have, since Mr Pearce's first visit, become test-cases for different approaches to solving surface-water problems: large-scale infrastructure to bring water from elsewhere; flow-management through digital monitoring; and the use of economic levers.
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The way LTEFuzz works is that by using controllable open-source LTE software that can dynamically generate test cases and inject them into live networks, the KAIST team was able to see how specific various devices responded to potential attacks.
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When the railroads confronted new taxes from state governments, they engaged in what Winkler describes as "civil disobedience": They refused to pay the taxes, made public arguments in the press about their illegitimacy, and ultimately sought out lawsuits as test cases.
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Researchers surveyed 194 surgeons to see whether they would recommend surgery or exercise therapy in 20 test cases with middle-aged patients who had tears in the meniscus, the cartilage that works as a cushion between the shin and thigh bones.
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In the meantime, companies are spending tens of millions of dollars to ensure that their data protection rules meet Privacy Shield standards, and privacy groups are searching for test cases to use in their efforts to overturn the new agreement.
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There has been, Winkler suggests, a literal "civil rights" movement for corporations, led by people who have the financial means and social connections to hire skilled lawyers, the acumen to choose promising test cases, and the patience to wait for Supreme Court decisions.
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Judge Alsup ordered expedited discovery on DoorDash's deal with CPR, the smaller arbitration service, and on the timing of CPR's adoption of mass arbitration rules that call for 10 test cases to be arbitrated to completion before other cases can move ahead.
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INVENTING DOWNTOWN: ARTIST-RUN GALLERIES IN NEW YORK CITY, 19273-1965 Fourteen artist-run and experimental spaces, including Judson Church and the Tanager and Reuben Galleries, serve as test cases for examining the development of Happenings, video, performance and other new art forms. Jan.
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The big picture: While Musk has dreamed big and delivered before with his SpaceX venture, it's a massively ambitious project for a company that is still in its fledgling stages with plenty of hype and marketing but few proven test cases of its technology.
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Now the Willis boys are again test cases as a different type of medical question comes to the fore: whether insurers will cover the controversial drug, Exondys 51, which can cost more than $1 million a year even though it's still unclear if it works.
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As with other test cases for narrative globalization, like the South Korean "Kingdom" or the Scandinavian "Ragnarok," you can sense the bending of local traditions toward Netflix norms: the six-episode season; the emphasis on action and mystery; the clockwork interjections of a Westernized, universally intelligible wry humor.
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NEW YORK, Feb 23 (Reuters) - A federal judge in Manhattan on Tuesday said he does not intend to alter, for now, a plan to try five more early test cases this year in federal litigation against General Motors Co over a faulty ignition switch linked to nearly 400 injuries and deaths.
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Test cases, he said, could evolve from some of the religious-based challenges in Oregon, Colorado and Mississippi, and Texas legislators are flirting with bills that would require state officials to enforce the state's Bill of Rights, which defines marriage as something that "only" occurs between a man and a woman.
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The applications for the centaur model in the workplace are potentially endless, but here are a few example fields that are well-suited for the combination of deep analysis and human creativity: Film and television: There are enough test cases for us to truly understand what a well-framed scene looks like.
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The hope is that someday, when all the good arguments are on the table and the pain of vendor compliance with a continued patchwork is too great to bear, the federal government will be shamed by the existence of good local laboratory test cases into adopting strong, basic rules for data use.
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Some states will be emboldened to impose restrictive new laws that can become test cases; the Ohio legislature did so last week, passing a bill that effectively bans abortions, with no exception for rape or incest, after six weeks of pregnancy—a point at which many women do not yet know they are pregnant.
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To look beyond the headline numbers to determine how these hazards would be felt, the firm studied nine specific test cases, such as wheat and coffee production in Ethiopia, infrastructure vulnerability in coastal cities like Bristol in Britain and in Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh City, as well as glacial melt in the Hindu Kush region of the Himalayas.
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Widespread use of blockchain technology in the truly transformative ways that some believe are possible might remain years away — it took decades for the internet to reach its potential, after all — but many are investing time and money today to implement the technology in narrow test cases to establish its promise and lay the groundwork for its expanded use in the future.
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The American Academy of Ophthalmology's Dr. Rahul Khurana reckons the "dark + one eye = blind for a bit" theory is a neat hypothesis, but doubts two test cases are really enough to make it stick, especially as he and his wife both tried it recently, looking at their phones with one eye in a dark room, and neither one of them went temporarily blind.
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They're doing this both in cities where transit authorities actually provide real-time data feeds, and in plaids where they don't, beginning with Montréal and Victoria, BC. The two pilot locations offer good test cases for the crowdsourcing deployment, because neither of them offers their own real-time data feed, and because in Victoria Transit can see how the app will work in a market where it has incredibly high rider density.
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It&aposs also an acknowledgement of the limited return on investment that smaller AI projects provide, but the difficulty in expanding ongoing test cases across the company, according to Sriram Raghavan, vice president of IBM Research AI. "People are recognizing that if they don&apost think about scaling and if they don&apost bring innovation to the scaling of AI, they are going to be stuck in pilot," he told Business Insider.
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The announcements could be test cases for how EPA Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE will handle his responsibilities to regulate when he might be hesitant to impose new costs on industry.
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In the face of these significant issues, we, the undersigned, are calling for a Code Yellow addressing Ethics and Transparency, asking leadership to work with employees to implement concrete transparency and oversight process, including the following: An ethics review structure that includes rank and file employee representatives The appointment of ombudspeople with meaningful employee input into their selection A clear plan for transparency sufficient to enable Googlers an individual ethical choice about what they work on; and The publication of "ethical test cases"; an ethical assessment of Dragonfly, Maven, and Airgap GCP with respect to the AI principles; and regular, official, internally visible communication and assessments regarding any new areas of substantial ethical concern, Signed, (1) A Code Yellow is a standardized process in Engineering for addressing new or long-simmering business-critical problems that span multiple groups.
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