The phrase "adversarial thinking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing critical analysis, debate, or problem-solving where opposing viewpoints are considered.
Example: "In negotiations, adversarial thinking can help identify potential weaknesses in the other party's position."
Alternatives: "critical thinking" or "oppositional thinking".
For a while, Erdoğan really did seem to be trying to counter this kind of adversarial thinking — to open up business and diplomatic relations with Turkey's neighbors, to lift the taboos on mentioning the "Kurdish issue" and the Armenian genocide.
Could it be that some feel uneasy about losing games to artificial intelligence not because they have to share what they believe to be a uniquely human capacity but, rather, because each adversarial thinking machine is potentially a Laplace mini-demon?
Because of all this, we are all quite ready to join adversarial groups without thinking about the harm we may be inflicting in order to gain the benefits of social acceptance, pride, and status.
"You truly were crap at encryption," I say, referring to the digital tools that allow you to scramble messages to trusted correspondents to avoid detection, thinking that an adversarial journalist such as Greenwald will appreciate playing hardball.
Dr. Bernadine Healy, a former director of the National Institutes of Health who had insisted on an appeals mechanism for those accused of scientific fraud, said, "I came full circle to thinking that an adversarial system was necessary.
"Instead of thinking about AI as separate or adversarial to humans, it's more helpful and accurate to think about machines augmenting our collective intelligence and society," Ito says.
The one that the company found most interesting had to do with some thoughts I had already "been thinking about writing up some day," arguing that the adversarial approaches of the legal system ran precisely counter to the prescriptions for sensible risk management that were beginning to emerge from the literature on risk analysis and risk management at the time.
The book contends that from law school on through their careers, lawyers are so imbued with the concepts of serving a client in an adversarial arena ("zealous advocacy," in legal parlance) and unemotionally evaluating facts and rules ("thinking like a lawyer," as the phrase goes) that they fail to answer to any overarching sense of right and wrong.
It does so with a Generative Adversarial Network, essentially a machine learning system that tries to fool itself into thinking its creations are real.
Trump's direct answers to reporters ― particularly in the adversarial setting of a news conference ― offers what's become a rare glimpse of Trump's temperament and actual thinking on issues.
"I think the Russians are adversarial.
