Sentence examples for imitating a human from inspiring English sources

However, Turing himself pointed out that a computer that ought to be described as intelligent might nevertheless fail his test if it were incapable of successfully imitating a human being.

How can an AI imitating a human avoid unnecessary deception?

Machines are pitted against humans every year for the Loebner prize to find out which AI program can best imitate a human being.

In this paper, a completely artificial intelligence car-following model, which has no analytical model incorporated, is developed to accurately imitate a human driver.

The principal character is the bad-boy-made-good Roger Ailes, the chief executive of the nascent network and former "Mike Douglas Show" producer who once advised Richard Nixon on how to imitate a human being on television.

FIFTY years ago, the British mathematician Alan M. Turing predicted that by about the turn of the century, the average person would not have more than a 70percentt chance of distinguishing a human from a computer program trying to imitate a human in a question-and-answer session.

What sets RPA apart from other automation technologies is that its ability to imitate a human user of one or more information systems reduces development time and extends the range of functions that can be automated across a much wider range of business activities.

The suspense this year boils down to two not very interesting questions: how can the president get people to believe in hope when there has been little change, and can Mitt Romney shake off his plastic, sitcom-dad persona and imitate a human being?

Thereafter, the association layer associates the fuzzy rules with the memory cell and tries to imitate a human cerebellum.

Rather than imitate a human gait, which is a remarkably complex controlled-falling affair, these robots have rigid legs that slide up and down like rails.

For example, its knee joint is designed to imitate a human one; thus, Kenshiro has the functionality of a kneecap, cruciate ligament and screw-home mechanism in the knee joint using link mechanics, which allows for humanlike motion.