Sentence examples for age of machine from inspiring English sources

We are also dismayed by Governor Pataki's attempt to take New York back to the age of machine politics.

Ralf Herbrich, the director of machine learning science and core machine learning at Amazon, said: "We're in a golden age of machine learning and AI.

I believe that a similar opportunity must be provided in the age of machine learning by enabling people to understand the sources of the algorithms and the training data that powers them".

That's holding back what these companies can do with their data, of course, and in this age of machine learning, data is everything.

That's slowly starting to change however, as the company is realizing that in this new age of machine learning, it's this kind of data that allows it to offer a range of new products for its users.

Ballot-box hanky-panky is also much harder in an age of machine voting (the controversy in 2000 was not over intentional fraud, but counting rules and ballot design).

An age of machine-abetted plenty appears to loom around the corner.

In an age of machine-tooled, head-banging franchise fantasy fodder, it's good to find an unashamedly grandiloquent sci-fi flick with big ideas and foolhardy ambitions, even if only some of them are realised.

Clive Thompson, author of the coming book "Outsmart: The Future of Thought in the Age of Machines".

The din in the head, that relentless inward hum of fragility and hope and transcendence and dread -- where, in an age of machines addressing crowds, and crowds mad for machines, can it be found?

Consider the Abacus By this time the public is well aware that a new age of machines is upon us based on the computing machine, and not on the power machine.