Sentence examples for equivalent intelligence from inspiring English sources

Kurzweil pegs it to the year 2045, by which time he believes that one computer will possess equivalent intelligence to every human being on the planet combined.

While many fear the possibility that hyperintelligent robots or minds will take over the world, for the next 30 years, it is far more likely that these AIs will be specialised and purpose built, and not necessarily human equivalent intelligence.

Russell told me that he believed the two friends are about "equivalent in intelligence" but acknowledged that Bosma studied much harder in high school.

In that latest installment from Snowden's trove of government secrets that Americans had a right and need to know, it was revealed that the NSA, in cahoots with an equivalent Australian intelligence outfit, spied on the communications between an American law firm and the Indonesian government.

The causes of failure are often many, but one thing that can go a long way toward promoting success on television is a certain quality of modesty — the professional equivalent of emotional intelligence, which could be called egotistical intelligence.

This type, he argued, was roughly equivalent to general intelligence, denoted in psychology by the letter "g".

"This is the intelligence equivalent of being caught stealing the spoons," said Menzies Campbell, the foreign affairs spokesman for the Liberal Democrats.

But an outstanding questions is: to what extent do these capabilities add up to the equivalent of human intelligence?

The researchers are shooting for nothing less than capturing the foundation of human learning — or, at least, its artificial intelligence equivalent.

Life research 0% Being less than or equal to 99% is equivalent to artificial intelligence, while above 99% will trigger the final story.

What stage of human development is a chimpanzee's intelligence equivalent to?