The phrase "are programed to" is not correct; it should be "are programmed to." You can use it when describing the specific functions or behaviors that something is designed to perform.
Example: "The robots are programmed to assist with household chores."
Alternatives: "are designed to" or "are set to".
We are programed to do it from day one.
Safety is of primary importance for autonomous vehicles, so they are programed to operate at posted speed limits, flawlessly observe traffic rules and yield to other vehicles.
Thus, once there are a large number of driverless cars on the road and they are programed to coordinate with one another; local authorities may wish to dedicate a special lane for these cars, to allow them to travel more rapidly than regular cars.
We are programed to act as if we know what we are doing at work, even in moments when we have no clue.
In a final flourish, Tyler trumped my argument that aging and death are somehow natural to the evolutionary scheme of things with the paradox that evolution has also given us the power to control aging and death and that surely we are programed to use it.
After three years of planning, director Robert Lepage has yielded a primary stage consisting of 24 fiberglass planks that rotate 360 degrees on a single axis, are programed to form abstract scenery, and can move and transport performers who are fixed upon them.
Unlike David, the child android in the Steven Spielberg film AI who was programed to love, robots don't have emotions.
This article provides an overview of the opportunities for deploying CCS in new NGCC power plants in Mexico which were programed to begin operation throughout the period from 2016 to 2030.
Next, a multi-dimensional normalization map generation algorithm is programed to generate a multi-dimensional normalisation map.
The machine isn't actually thinking on its own and learning those new faces; it has simply been programed to do so.
