Sentence examples for conscious intelligence from inspiring English sources

Ever since, many psychologists and animal behaviorists, reluctant to be twice fooled, have followed Descartes in his refusal to attribute to animals any conscious intelligence whatever.

He stares down at the sidewalk of flagstone slabs laid down in Whitman's century, gutter edges rasped by iron wheels to a melted roundedness: a conscious intelligence envying the stones.

The world outside the human being lacks conscious intelligence, it lacks interiority, and it lacks intrinsic meaning and purpose..

Conscious intelligence has evolved only once on earth, and presents no real prospect for reemergence should we choose to use our gift for destruction.

Some forecasters think that this evolution will come in the form of a conscious artificial intelligence.

Our daily routinely tasks will become easier and more efficient all thanks to AI so you know I can't wait to see that day arrive!" "The next 20 years will see a significant departure from what we currently call cognitive and deep AI technologies and progress toward what would arguably be called conscious machine intelligence.

From that perspective, I think Mr Smith's concerns about the injustice of treating humans as persons while conscious artificial intelligences are treated as slaves is insufficiently pessimistic.

But Musk and Hawking also point to the possibility that humanity could be exterminated by a non-conscious machine intelligence that goes haywire.

Even those most conscious of the intelligence errors that preceded the invasion of Iraq concede that this case is different.

It might be that the brain uses hard-to-scan data like quantum states (an idea believed by some physicists but very few neuroscientists), that software cannot be conscious or do intelligence (an idea some philosophers believe but few computer scientists), and so on.

Though antique string-section grandeur suffuses the album, it's done with self-conscious gusto and intelligence, and here and there, with daring arrangements: a saxophone choir in "Lowdown Groove," a brutal cacophony at the climax of "Strange Fruit," sung by Miche Braden.