Sentence examples for going to augment from inspiring English sources
We're going to augment these data structures in various ways to make them more efficient for certain kinds of problems.
If AI and robots really are going to augment human work rather than simply replace it, then it needs to be on terms that maximise human skills like empathy, creativity, playfulness and ethics, not just in the sense of leaving humans coequals with the technology or, worse still, its subordinates.
To that end, rather than replace existing jobs, AI is going to augment them.
"People were hoping they were going to augment the board rather than replace directors," said Daniel Ernst, an analyst at Hudson Square Research, who noted the loss of Starbucks' Schultz was a particular blow.
This, Jinx Kennedy says, was why she was optimistic when her daughter announced that she was going to augment her independent study with an internship at a photography business.
While the big players of the tech world work on their next level products that are going to augment our lives into the world of tomorrow, the DIY hacker scenes that have always existed alongside the corporations will continue to create their own versions.
Which leads to another question: How far would you go to augment yourself?
Part of the funding will go to augment this platform, too, the company says.
"The key is going to be augmenting the current pay-as-you-go system with a prefunded system based on personal accounts," said Lawrence B. Lindsey, the Bush campaign's chief economic adviser.
