Sentence examples for human editing from inspiring English sources

"One human editing a list can be more effective than any algorithm," says Mr. Arment.

But he predicts that ultimately the perfection of Newsblaster will hand human editing over to a machine.

Human editing relies on a trained professional to assess a news article before it enters the news stream.

A few more years of this and the Economist won't have to have any human editing at all.

Using a combination of software and human editing, SportStream curates game-related social media posts from sports writers, superfan-bloggers and data from other professional sources.

A combination of human editing and algorithms would return information about the news story and its URL, including whether it is likely to be fake (if it came from a known click-farm site) or genuine.

Anne Kirkman Cambridge My book of the year is the poetry anthology Being Human, edited by Neil Astley and published by Bloodaxe.

The Colour Purple Alice Walker Being Human edited by Neil Astley Macbeth William Shakespeare I've chosen The Colour Purple because it's a beautifully written and often harrowing story of the life of a poor black southern girl that has the power to move, shock and speak directly to the heart.

It comes in auto speech only or human edited using a fast transcription feature for 50 cents a minute from humans.

The human edited blog highlight site TopTenSources will announce tomorrow that they have acquired the social shopping site Style Feeder.

In June, Google launched the Google Translator Kit, which is a translation editor that lets translators make human edits within machine translations.