Sentence examples for autonomous computer from inspiring English sources

In the financial markets we already see the use of autonomous computer programs whose speed and power can overwhelm a whole economy in minutes.

It's a simple idea: a lonely man called Theodore Twombley (played fantastically by Joaquin Phoenix, who deserved a best actor Academy Award nomination far more than Leonardo DiCaprio for Wolf of Wall Street) falls in love with a seemingly autonomous computer programme called Samantha (voiced by Scarlett Johansson).

While the journalist was sleeping, the computer did the research for an upcoming interview with a professor of informatics about autonomous computer systems.

A development where humans completely lose control over computer systems and their applications would assume a massive spread of autonomous computer systems and big data replacing human intuition.

Built by combining autonomous computer routines, or agents, with low-bandwidth communication capabilities, these systems typically perform significantly better than the individual routines operating alone.

It argues that the spread of "autonomous computer systems" is driven by cost-efficiency but also by the necessity of providing an IT-based assistance for increasingly complex decision-making processes – increasingly in the middle class3 environment.

The award, named for British mathematician Alan M. Turing and considered by many as the "Nobel Prize of computing," was presented to Lamport for his lifetime of work in helping to explain and formulate the behaviour of distributed computing systems (that is, systems made up of multiple autonomous computers that communicate by exchanging messages with one another).

But of course they do want every car to be an Uber car, and they also want it to be an autonomous, computer-controlled car.

All of these devices are autonomous computer-controlled machines, capable of responding to changing circumstances in accordance with orders from their human masters.

An autonomous, computer-hopping aglet must carry enough information with it to work out at all times what its next destination is, as well as what to do if that destination happens to become disconnected from the Net.

The bill was signed at the headquarters of Google, which has been testing a fleet of 12 autonomous computer-controlled vehicles for several years.