Sentence examples for computers taught from inspiring English sources

In one project, a network of 16,000 computers taught itself to recognise photos of cats after analysing 10 million stills from YouTube videos.

The former introduced him to computers, teaching him to program at seven years old.

But what they don't need is computers teaching them "hearing, musical, and creation".

The most significant reported barriers to improving quality and increasing graduate numbers are insufficient physical infrastructure (labs, computers, teaching resources, and libraries) and faculty shortages.

The Most Human Human: What Talking With Computers Teaches Us About What It Means To Be Alive.

Computers are taught to translate using pairs of documents that have already been translated by humans.

If computers were taught to read our emotions, "it's not obvious the world would be a better place".

He has also warned about the implications for uncontrolled mass surveillance if computers were taught to recognise human faces.

At Wheaton College in Norton, Mass., Mark D. LeBlanc, a professor of computer science, teaches "Computing for Poets".

The basic aim, set out by Arthur Samuel in 1959, is to get computers to teach themselves.

NATO wants new members to concentrate on matters like computers and teaching NATO tactics to soldiers.