This concept, when applied fully will result in machines capable of evolving and managing themselves.
Responding to the Second World War, a powerful Senate Republican proved capable of "evolving" on crucial matters of foreign policy.
An analogous question for economists is whether the United States is capable of evolving out of its present excessive indebtedness.
That makes it capable of evolving in unpredictable ways, despite the devastating defeat it suffered in Egypt last year.
CAN people build machines capable of evolving into something better able, perhaps, to invent solutions beyond human imagination?
In this chapter, we focus on molecular hydrogen production catalysts capable of evolving H2 at low overpotentials.
The strategy machine must itself be capable of evolving and, like any effective conventional strategy, must keep on running to even stay in the same place.
In her competent hands the human condition is malleable, capable of evolving to match the highs and lows of a hormonally challenged teenager.
So they have to start off being a person and they have to remain that person but they can be the fullest extent of what that person is capable of evolving into.
"Cancer cells are capable of evolving and shedding the marker that we are engineering the T cell to target so there was a lot of interest in having T cells that can target more than one cancer marker," Chen explained.
Terrence Deacon will present a simple model for the transition from self-organized chemistry to a self-regulated unit system, called an autogen, that is self-preserving, self-repairing, and capable of evolving.
