Sentence examples for ever more intelligent from inspiring English sources

As artificial intelligence becomes ever more intelligent, some in the tech world are getting nervous.

In Vinge's prevision, once artificial intelligence surpasses human intelligence there will be no turning back, as ever more intelligent computers create ever more superintelligent offspring.

The ensuing four days of debate will focus on the following themes: The relentless rise of automation and ever more intelligent machines will be a key issue at the WEF.

"Until now, robots have been little more than fancy machines," says Dominey. "What makes iCub so exciting is that it allows us to test our theories about the evolution of social cognition and then feed this knowledge back into the design of ever more intelligent machines".

Predation may even have helped shape the evolution of humanity itself, driving us to become ever more intelligent.

Robots, or "artificial creatures" as he sometimes has called them, are growing ever more intelligent.

But the rest of us, lulled by the concept of ever-more intelligent A.I.'s, are expected to trust algorithms to assess our aesthetic choices, the progress of a student, the credit risk of a homeowner or an institution.

But then again perhaps change will just come so slowly and incrementally, via ever-more intelligent braking systems and satnavs and the creeping automation of small tasks nobody really minds relinquishing, that we'll barely even realise driving is dying out.

The Lincoln Bot Monument is on view through June 12 in "Almost Human: Dolls and Robots in Contemporary Art," an exhibition at the Hunterdon Museum of Art in Clinton that explores the relationship between humans and their stand-ins: dolls and ever-more intelligent robots.

VoIP will serve as the unifying platform for such applications, supporting ever more customized, intelligent, and strategic uses of voice communications.

Has there ever been a more intelligent and adaptable Premier League footballer?