Sentence examples for intelligence debate from inspiring English sources

But the intelligence debate has been a sideshow.

There's a pragmatic approach to the great artificial intelligence debate, one that responsibly answers both the trepidations and aspirations of top scientists and technologists in this field.

No one ever thought a small-town nobody could be part of a revolution, write, possess intelligence, debate tough issues, be articulate, or clarify that education and understanding are the only things that will stand the test of time.

Taken together, the now-steady leak of "heard-in-Korea" news is factoring into ever swirling intelligence debates about whether there is a possibility of government collapse, something every American president since Harry S. Truman has wished for, and none have witnessed.

As the elite of American intelligence debates how to react to Russia's latest aggression in Chechnya, Jack is rushed by his mentor, William Cabot (Morgan Freeman), the director of central intelligence, into the inner circle to give his input.

"We are finding ourselves in a different world from the old artificial-intelligence debates in which researchers argued about whether machines could be really intelligent," Professor Turkle said.

I had long forgotten the speech, delivered as part of an intelligence squared debate for the BBC posing the question: is racism destroying the Australian dream?

As part of the Intelligence Squared debate series, I teamed up with Buzz Bissinger (of "Friday Night Lights" fame) in support of the proposition that college football should be banned.

The recent Intelligence Squared debate about cycling, addressed by high profile literary figures such as Will Self, as well as celebrated cyclists like Graeme Obree, would have been unimaginable 10 years ago.

Jane Austen v Emily Brontë, an Intelligence Squared debate, was also John Mullan v Kate Mosse, but for much of it the professor and the novelist seemed too well mannered, too eager to eschew negativity.

To this day, senior military and intelligence officials debate whether Bin Laden had decided not to travel to the meeting in Tora Bora in 2007 because the risk was too high, whether the American operation was tipped off to Al Qaeda or Taliban operatives through Afghan or Pakistani sources — or whether the intelligence had been interpreted incorrectly from the outset.