| He predicts the rise of biotechnology, space science and artificial intelligence. |
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| Automated systems, using some form of artificial intelligence, may be the solution to this difficulty. |
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| To seem incredibly realistic, a chatbot didn't need to have highly sophisticated artificial intelligence. |
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| This will require new forms of artificial intelligence and a whole new field of software design. |
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| This is in large part why the original goals of artificial intelligence and robotics remain a long way from being achieved. |
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| He was a pioneer in the use of computers and is considered a father of artificial intelligence. |
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| Nasa boffins have declared their intention to hand over control of three satellites to artificial intelligence software. |
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| The use of artificial intelligence systems requires processor speeds three to four times as high. |
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| Interestingly, they wrote their code primarily in Lisp, an artificial intelligence language most commonly used at universities. |
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| Increasingly able artificial intelligence systems mean we can get more out of robotics. |
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| An artificial intelligence program on a computer learns how to play the game, and plays entire games against itself. |
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| The question of how advanced we are in the area of artificial intelligence would have added a more factual section to the book. |
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| But what artificial intelligence did show was the value of rules-based technology. |
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| One of the problems with artificial intelligence was that it relied on what is known as predicate logic, which is very intolerant of imprecision. |
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| This led to approximate reasoning and approximate logics which are now central to the study of artificial intelligence. |
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| No matter how good, artificial intelligence just can't measure up to human intelligence. |
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| Roboticists constantly argue about how to create the best guidance and collision-avoidance artificial intelligence. |
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| He is a Master of Science in computer science with a major in financial statement analysis and artificial intelligence. |
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| The mechanical agent uses artificial intelligence techniques to aim at optimally achieving its goal. |
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| He quickly succumbed to the gravitational pull of the director of the university's artificial intelligence lab. |
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| He is the author of several books on health, artificial intelligence, transhumanism, and technological singularity. |
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| Today, we are promised perfection, indeed salvation, through artificial intelligence, genetic research, and bioengineering. |
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| His research centers on information management, parallel programming, and artificial intelligence. |
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| A BBC article suggests a source of artificial intelligence that regularly passes the Turing test. |
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| Boffins at Sony are working to develop artificial intelligence technology capable of composing original music. |
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| The current state of robotic technology or artificial intelligence is not such that a robot could REFUSE to do anything. |
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| Anyone who doubts the possibility of artificial intelligence has clearly never used a Windows operating system. |
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| Among its new product features is Arrange, a function enabling the use of artificial intelligence to arrange and orchestrate music automatically. |
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| I refer to basic things like artificial intelligence and reliable voice recognition. |
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| His contributions to artificial intelligence have led to major advances in the field. |
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| This process is sometimes known as machine understanding, a multidisciplinary endeavor involving information retrieval, linguistics and artificial intelligence. |
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| Mr. Pastor is a computer scientist and artificial intelligence researcher by profession, with strong avocational interests in typography, page layout, and Web design. |
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| The dream of computers being able to understand our spoken requests has been part of the artificial intelligence and natural language processing research mythos for decades. |
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| And the situation regarding fully inorganic artificial intelligence is not as clear-cut as it once was, given the experimentation with Cyborgs and prosthetic brain parts. |
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| It focuses on the literary discussions of artificial intelligence and the appreciation of this science in fiction over the years, from the Romantics to the cyberneticists. |
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| Current practitioners make largely ad hoc use of statistics, probability, decision theory, graph theory, and tools from artificial intelligence and expert systems design. |
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| Unlike other artificial intelligence systems, like medical expert systems, COG was meant to test theories of human cognition and developmental psychology. |
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| But SRI is betting that its expertise in artificial intelligence will help make software that can break away from the pack. |
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| The latest advances in machine learning and artificial intelligence may compound the problem. |
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| The 19 partners come from fields as diverse as semiology, artificial intelligence, sociology, philosophy and mathematical economics. |
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| The next 10 years are expected to see a revolution in the application of artificial intelligence to every day tasks. |
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| Born in 1960, just outside of Paris, LeCun has been drawn to computers, robotics, and artificial intelligence since a young age. |
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| Now, as it looks further ahead, the creation of a research arm makes sense, particularly in the field of artificial intelligence. |
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| On the other hand some tendencies from the past 20 years get out of focus, things like expert systems and artificial intelligence. |
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| She teaches a popular upper level class on artificial intelligence. |
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| In the future, they may apply artificial intelligence to these robots. |
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| Speech recognition and artificial intelligence are especially critical. |
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| Lisp is a very old language designed for artificial intelligence, processes lists only. |
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| Take Animoto, a service that lets users turn photos into artsy music videos using artificial intelligence. |
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| The success of micro is its magpie approach, stealing ideas from psychology to artificial intelligence. |
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| Call it magic, psychic bond, artificial intelligence, it does not matter much. |
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| Each index is based on a specific pure quantitative model, systematic fundamental strategy or artificial intelligence model. |
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| Never pass on a turn again with six levels of in-game artificial intelligence help. |
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| I've often argued that artificial intelligence is best when it remains slightly unhuman and slightly alien, because that's when it most contributes to our lives. |
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| Between them, the five men can muster a formidable array of expertise in artificial intelligence, computational linguistics, 3D graphics and marketing. |
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| These approaches have quite different origins in artificial intelligence and linguistics, and involve corpus input, lexicons and knowledge bases in quite different ways. |
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| He has suggested that robots with artificial intelligence will gain consciousness, supercede human intelligence, and ultimately become autonomous. |
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| Recent developments in artificial intelligence has brought about a new race of robots that can perform household chores without supervision. |
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| Based in Ottawa, the consortium supports research in artificial intelligence and robotics and facilitates interaction between technology users, suppliers, developers and researchers. |
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| The founders of Rain Neuromorphics found inspiration for their processor for artificial intelligence applications in the function of the human brain. |
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| Turing is widely considered to be the father of theoretical computer science and artificial intelligence. |
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| Stark unleashes an artificial intelligence that cannot be controlled. |
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| Its artificial intelligence is clearly not intelligent enough. |
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| This contrasts with supporters of strong artificial intelligence, who contend that thought can be simulated algorithmically. |
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| A new possibility presented itself: artificial intelligence. |
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| Depictions such as these created powerful impressions about artificial intelligence in the general public's mind. |
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| Web intelligence is generally defined as the study and research of the application of artificial intelligence and internet-based information technology in order to develop new products, services and frameworks. |
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| The next great breakthrough might be in biocomputing, photonics, wireless technology, nanotechnology, artificial intelligence or some field as yet totally undiscovered. |
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| However, software engineering models do not account for complications caused by the inclusion of artificial intelligence in the software project. |
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| This is an introduction to artificial intelligence heuristic state space search. |
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| The reader will also find an inverted English-French glossary of close to one thousand entries and a list of English and French acronyms and initialisms currently used in artificial intelligence. |
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| Neural networks are defined as a set of computational models inspired by artificial intelligence. |
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| His message was that computer science was on the cusp of breakthroughs in areas like speech recognition and artificial intelligence. |
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| Even after 40 years LISP is expanding into new markets, from artificial intelligence, to ecommerce and networking. |
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| A super-smart sci-fi thriller, which taps into our technophobic fears about artificial intelligence. |
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| The prestigious positions at 31 universities across the country represent a significant funding boost to research in such areas as medicine, biochemistry, earth science, forestry and artificial intelligence. |
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| We've tested our prototypes in extreme conditions, even with a jumbo jet engine, to develop artificial intelligence capable of automatically selecting the optimal anti-noise profile. |
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| Scott's research interests include artificial intelligence, e-markets, auctions, decision analysis, automated negotiation, privacy, preference elicitation, intelligent agents and multiagent systems. |
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| Thanks to its communication potential uses and its artificial intelligence, Jessiko can swim in a school of 10 fish or more, so that they make attractive aquatic and luminous choreographies. |
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| The threat of artificial intelligence becoming self-aware has been a recurring theme in the Tesla chief's public statements, based on previous media reports. |
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| Also remember that Skynet's an artificial intelligence. Intelligence, for our purpose, means being able to use reason in order to achieve your goals. |
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| Naff got very different answers to these questions, from a philosopher and a technologist who've both given artificial intelligence a great deal of thought. |
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| The Supervisor destroys Coton's cybernetic body and clones his mental patterns to enhance the artificial intelligence of the Supervisor and her evil droids. |
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| New York-based Meaningful Machines develops, patents and commercializes leading-edge technologies in machine language translation, text mining, and artificial intelligence. |
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| Discussion on Science and the Outer Streams focuses on topics such as religion, parapsychology, psychic activity, feng shui, artificial intelligence and mysticism. |
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