Through highly sophisticated machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) methods, Beagle can read a contract and within seconds highlight what you need to know.
An analyst who is familiar with mainstream business intelligence tools can leverage AutoML platforms to build and deploy highly sophisticated machine learning models.
As the first American rocket to make contact with the moon, this highly sophisticated machine laid the groundwork for what followed.
Livestock production, which not so long ago depended primarily on the pitchfork and scoop shovel, now uses many complicated and highly sophisticated machines for handling water, feed, bedding, and manure, as well as for the many special operations involved in producing milk and eggs.
Here, mouse traps can cover the middle ground between artifacts that are made of only one part (e.g., stone tools) and highly sophisticated machines with a large number of parts (e.g., steam engines, cars, and computers), and they can bridge the time from the Bronze Age to the present.
The KGB, the GRU these are wonderful and highly sophisticated machines, which, the minute you cut off the money, they're going to start to fall apart.
But the comparison is absurd; the statistic measures a population of professional pilots who undergo mandatory recurrent training twice per year, who fly highly sophisticated machines with triple redundancies and multiple jet engines, with two pilots in the cockpit, supported by an army of mechanics and a massive ground crew feeding them information on weather, routing, and airport conditions.
While this was undoubtedly a highly sophisticated targeting machine, questions remain about Cambridge Analytica's psychometric model – ones Wylie, perhaps, isn't best placed to answer.
In Europe in particular, highly sophisticated maintenance machines have come into use.
Another danger went unmentioned: once we've produced highly sophisticated killing machines, that are able to learn and program themselves without human input, how do we ensure that they -- or the next generation of robotic warriors -- don't decide that it's we, the humans, who are the enemies?
In this case, "the machine" refers to a real machine: the highly sophisticated automated software Starbucks uses to schedule its 130,000 baristas, sometimes giving them less than a few day's notice about their schedules in order to "optimize" its workforce.
