Sentence examples for being programmed to make from inspiring English sources

But electronic limbs are being programmed to make more and more decisions.

2) Your avatar will be programmed to make a better impression than you could ever manage.

The researchers found that respondents generally thought self-driving cars should be programmed to make decisions for the greatest good.

Their fluffy rust-red-and-white coats and pink wet noses are programmed to make you smile involuntarily.

Whether or not computers can be programmed to make moral decisions (whatever those moral decisions may be), they can most certainly be trained and programmed for safety.

Hanging from the walls were four "wall gins" — synthesizers, housed in various clocklike cases, that had been programmed to make random sounds at random intervals.

In his lab, they put together a rudimentary prototype of a chemical 3D printer, which could be programmed to make basic chemical reactions to produce different molecules.

Xenophon said his Adelaide office had recently received a USB anonymously with information that might expose how poker machines are programmed to make play more addictive.

This PowerPoint introduces students to programming a "bumper switch" to guide a robot around an obstacle course, while this activity looks at the kind of sensors that can be programmed to make a robot perform various functions.

The machine was programmed to make the assumption that every sentence is an equation, and was given some knowledge about certain words to help it to find the equations.

Many of these species are complex social creatures that do not adapt well to the solitary life of a cage, sometimes substituting a bond with the nearest human for the connection they are programmed to make with other birds.