Sentence examples for illusion of intelligence from inspiring English sources

This illusion of intelligence was evident on Thursday's Question Time on BBC TV.

Some artificial intelligence researchers have shunned the Turing test altogether, calling it only the illusion of intelligence.

The light contracts her pupils and glistens on sweat-streaked cheeks, as her eyes sparkle with the eerie illusion of intelligence.

The idea is that humans can encode their knowledge into computers that can later be recalled — creating the illusion of intelligence.

There is no better measure of the illusion of human intelligence than the ability to converse with a human as a human would.

Computers, with their ability to communicate -- or at least present us with an illusion of human intelligence -- are a different class of tool, which makes their malfunctions feel stranger and more personal.

Whatever Kuri does, it does it with a big dose of personality, as it looks around the room or makes beeping noises to create the illusion of life and intelligence.

When an agent exhibits a high amount of verbal and nonverbal cues, it produces an illusion of superior functionality and intelligence.

Created by artificial intelligence, the illusion of normal life is produced by streams of 0's and 1's in a state of constant flux.

It is worth remembering the overblown confidence of Israel's leaders and their illusions of accurate military intelligence at the start of the second Lebanon war, or the failures of prediction in the first Lebanon war, which entangled Israel in an 18-year occupation.

What's less easy is to imagine holding all that material at once in imagination, and finding the right run of words to put it on to the page; making sentences unroll convincingly into an illusion of seeing and hearing, movement and intelligence.