Sentence examples for ai replacing from inspiring English sources

Dr Nikolaos Aletras, the lead researcher from UCL's department of computer science, said: "We don't see AI replacing judges or lawyers, but we think they'd find it useful for rapidly identifying patterns in cases that lead to certain outcomes.

For that, the same management used for AI including the cleaning of the stallion's penis was used, with the AI replaced by NS.

The title, "Work and Lifestyle in 2030" means that while Artificial Intelligence (AI) replaces human labor, need for people and company with diverse values, skills and management are increasing.

We are probably still quite some way off from seeing Artificial Intelligence (AI) replace doctors, but there are already lots of proven use-cases where AI is being used to augment the medical profession.

AI replaces deficit discourse with 'vocabularies of hope' (Grant & Humphries, 2006) and encourages wide participation whereby people have both voice and responsibility for creating new possibilities.

Even in labor-rich places like China, algorithms, robotics, and, soon, artificial intelligence (AI) are replacing humans.

It's easy to think of AI as replacing humans, but sales people are a perfect example of how computers and software can augment what humans do well — in this case, interact with other humans to sell them stuff.

The parent phenols of the sulfamates are good to potent AIs, although replacing the methylene linker with a difluoromethylene group as well as replacing the para-cyanophenyl ring with a phenyl, 3,5-difluorophenyl, or 2,2-difluorobenzo[ d][1,3]dioxol-5-yl ring significantly decreases the aromatase inhibitory activities of the resulting derivatives.

This is an interesting and important twist on the AI challenge: many worry about how AI will replace humans, and/or will quietly help evade ethical and privacy oversights — "societal angst" as Microsoft's Emma Williams, the GM of Bing Studio and its "EQ Expert", put it (EQ: emotional quotient).

I would love to see him tackle a more immediate technological problem, like the potential for ever-improving AI to replace whole tranches of the labour market, from accounting to call centres.

Such homuncular functionalism (as the approach is known in AI circles) replaces the infinite regress with a finite one that terminates at tasks so dull and simple that they can be done by machines.Of course the AI system is designed from the top down, by an intelligent designer, to perform a specific task.