That poses a problem for the Central Intelligence Agency as it tries to comply with Mr. Obama's proclaimed policy of openness while preserving the secrecy that agency officials view as the foundation of intelligence collection.
Oller suggests that language is not just a phenomenon related to the social aspect of human life, but "it may be the very foundation of intelligence itself" (p. 466).
The promising deployment of portable smart health cards, slated for Canada and the EU by 2015 and perhaps the USA by 2020, will no doubt open the door to even greater technological changes that are built upon the foundation of intelligence systems architectures.
Citing computer scientist Jeff Hawkins, Gazzaniga says all this results in humans' unique ability to make predictions about matters on stunningly diverse scales, from a child's behavior to the fate of the planet; taken together, this is "the foundation of intelligence".
Such cognitive processes include inhibition, set-shifting, goal maintenance, and other processes considered the foundations of fluid intelligence.
Someone who insists that everything is wrong, a disaster and unlikely to succeed all the time lacks one of the key foundations of emotional intelligence, namely optimism.
This technology to collect and utilize a massive amount of text expressions as training data is expected to form the foundation for intelligence that can adapt to a diversity of language expressions.
Knowledge representation is the foundation of artificial intelligence, which is one of the hottest fields of artificial intelligence research.
The term perception has been used in computer and automation systems from the 1950's onwards, since the foundation of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
As Goleman states, empathy is the foundation of emotional intelligence and true intimate connection.
Self-awareness is the foundation of emotional intelligence, a skill that 90% of top performing leaders possess in abundance.
