Sentence examples for human parity from inspiring English sources

Many have even believed that the goal of human parity would never be realized, Microsoft notes.

The team at Microsoft recently declared they had achieved "human parity" with the technology – it was now as good at interpreting human speech as humans are.

"Hitting human parity in a machine translation task is a dream that all of us have had," said Xuedong Huang, a technical fellow in charge of Microsoft's speech, natural language and machine translation efforts, in Microsoft's blog post.

Legislation has been introduced that would begin to give the U.S. human workforce parity with the standards proposed for the Big Apple's equine workers.

The domestic dog is an optimal model for the next phase of pre-human trials in SCI due to the availability of expert veterinary facilities, parity with human genetics and disease, and trauma occurring in shared environments [13].

With the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Ms. Richardson led efforts to widen the organization's scope of civil rights to include human rights and economic parity.

Once these combined technologies fuse and reach parity with human intelligence (aka singularity), there will be a "take-off" period that may be slow (decades), medium (months) or fast (hours) until superintelligence is reached.

In the Spielberg vision, a robotic boy achieves a different sort of singularity: parity with humans not just in intelligence but in emotion, too.

It's the saga of a star Jack Russell barking his way though prime-time TV interviews and demanding parity with humans for a best supporting actor award, intense lobbying by the influential film mogul Harvey Weinstein, and France's biggest actor reduced to doing camel impressions on an American chatshow.

The domestic dog has the greatest parity to humans in genetic diseases [11] with over 220 common genetic diseases (the Rhesus monkey boasts 5).

Does Harrison believe humanity's employment prospects are being eroded by ever smarter technologies, such as a deep learning computer vision system that can quickly achieve parity with its human trainers?