Sentence examples for generation of artificial from inspiring English sources

Looking to optimize inference and machine training — two key parts of processes like image and speech recognition — startups have sought to find ways to pick away at these processes in ways that will make them faster, more power-efficient, and generally better suited for the next generation of artificial intelligence-powered devices.

Although there are different strategies to tackle this problem, methods that address the problem through the generation of artificial data constitute a more general approach compared to algorithmic modifications.

Today some scientists are beginning to use the term cognitive computing, to distinguish their research from an earlier generation of artificial intelligence work.

Those shortcomings led to the failure of a first generation of artificial intelligence companies in the 1980's, which became known as the A.I. Winter.

Like Google, Mobileye is not an automobile company, but rather a technology firm that is intensely focused on developing the next generation of artificial intelligence software.

The work is representative of a generation of artificial intelligence research that relies heavily on a statistical approach based on the Bayesian theorem, in which systems collect evidence based on a prior hypothesis.

Successive generations of artificial neural networks have leveraged their multiplicity of connections and weights for significant improvements in information processing capability and memory capacity.

After only 13 generations of artificial selection, the team had two distinctly different groups of butterflies: ones with small wings and a beefy body; and ones with large wings and petite body.

(And a lot can't. I also understand the role of genetics and generations of artificial selection).

We expect a greater genetic variation between bovine breeds as compared to the human populations, with amplification of differences through several generations of artificial selection in cattle as opposed to imperfect geographical isolation for the humans.

After nine generations of artificial selection, flies were collected and maintained without selection for one generation.