"Beyond the application in the recruitment space, we're hoping to work with research teams across the US to eventually use the technology to create computerized voices which generate an emotional connection with listeners," he says.
In this way, developments that seemed impossible a few years ago, like fully autonomous cars and high-quality computerized translation, are now realities, or soon will be.
Peter Stone, an artificial-intelligence expert at the University of Texas at Austin, thinks that intersecting streams of automated traffic will essentially flow through one another, controlled by a new piece of road infrastructure the computerized intersection manager.
Such filters use computerized statistical techniques to guess which emails are spam.
See also computerized typesetting.
By 1970 various American, British, and Japanese computerized graders were available, which automatically take measurements from a set of style patterns, then grade, draft, and cut sets of patterns in the sizes desired.
The advantages of computerized documentation are being exploited in a number of ways for instance, in exchanging data between museums to facilitate study and research or in making collection information available for public use in the museum gallery or over the Internet.
A number of museums have developed computerized documentation systems, some on-line but others relying on machine-generated indexes, periodically updated, to meet most of their information requirements.
The technology of CIM emphasizes that all aspects of manufacturing should be not only computerized as much as possible but also linked into an integrated whole via a computer communication network.
Images produced by ultrasound are not as precise as images obtained through computerized axial tomography (CAT) or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
The computerized coordination of FMS enables components to be produced at very low costs, even when only small quantities are to be made.
