Sentence examples for benevolent intelligence from inspiring English sources

When I got to Aura, there was a third doctor there, a husky young man with chubby cheeks and an air of benevolent intelligence.

Although nineteenth-century writers paid lip service to the benevolent intelligence of the Founding Fathers, contemporary American politics suggested that there had been a shocking fall from grace.

This is where believing in the singularity is no different from belief in any other type of benevolent intelligence watching over us – gods, extraterrestrials, fairies or royalty.

He believes we will create a benevolent intelligence and use it to enhance ourselves.

The traditional view of benevolent artificial intelligence (AI) is as a companion, someone who understands and enhances us.

(And not just more difficult for the NSA. More difficult for other, perhaps less benevolent, nations' intelligence services as well).

Early trailers hinted at a gentle Short Circuit-style tale of benevolent artificial intelligence, but Blomkamp's final product gives us more than a few surprises.

(And not just more difficult for the NSA. More difficult for other, perhaps less benevolent, nations' intelligence services as well). So perhaps we stand a chance after all, at least if we're not being individually targeted.

Banks's great dream was first sketched out 13 years ago, when Consider Phlebas introduced a society known simply as the Culture, an anarchist utopia where humans sprawl across the stars in the company of friendly aliens and benevolent artificial intelligences.

In particular, we introduce the global intelligence benevolent builder (GIBB) system that employs Intelligent Benevolent Architecture IBAA), which is comprised of assertions, integration rules, conceptual model constructs and agents.

4. Benevolent dictators are benevolent.