"Avengers: Age of Ultron" and, for that matter, most superhero movies are prodigious feats of intelligence, made with extraordinary attention to detail.
The show is a "big deal", says Roberta Smith in the New York Times, and "a feat of curatorial intelligence, research and diplomacy".
Picasso's smartest decision in "Guernica," a consummate feat of pictorial intelligence, was to limit its palette to black-and-white.
A feat of curatorial intelligence, research and diplomacy, with loans from all over, the show has been organized by Maryan W. Ainsworth, a curator in the Met's department of European paintings.
In order to accomplish feats of apparent intelligence, an expert system relies on two components: a knowledge base and an inference engine.
Rather, they were biologists studying the sophisticated behaviour of a slime mould, an oozing blob of goo that performs feats of apparent intelligence despite being completely brainless.
Computer scientists have long debated the issue of whether such feats of artificial intelligence await raw processing power alone or possibly new software algorithms or even entirely new computer designs.
Building on techniques DeepMind had employed in other feats of artificial intelligence, such as its system that could learn to play retro video games, AlphaGo used what the company calls "Deep Learning" to build up its own understanding of the game.
People everywhere love seeing amazing feats of strength, intelligence, and creativity.
It's not a grand feat of strength or stamina or intelligence.
