Sentence examples for a more general intelligence from inspiring English sources

"[Rooks and crows] seem to be flexible enough to transfer these rules to novel situations," Bird says, adding that this transfer implies a more general intelligence than simply remembering physical rules.

Whether or not emotional intelligence is part of, or different from, more general intelligence is an interesting question – but not our immediate priority here.

While the case reports now believed to have been prepared by Mr. Hindi and others are more than three years old, American officials continue to describe their existence as providing ample reason for current alarm against the backdrop of separate but more general intelligence suggesting that Al Qaeda may be preparing to carry out a major attack soon in the United States.

"And then, there's more general intelligence, like the DeepMind acquisition that - in theory - we hope will one day be fully reasoning AI," explained Brin saying that creating true artificial intelligence as most people understand it – a machine that can learn and think for itself – is the goal.

More general-intelligence machines, on the other hand, can "learn" to do many things but will ultimately do them all poorly.

This is part of a more general mantra of denial that covers other contentious issues as well: torture never produces actionable intelligence; capital punishment never deters; censorship never prevents harm; and a national identification system would never stop any terrorist.

A more general term, forward presence, includes such noncombat overseas military activities as access agreements, foreign military assistance, joint training exercises, and intelligence sharing.

It filed a more general "white paper".

And perhaps a more general one.

Is a more general solution possible?

Subsequently, a more general approach was tried.