Sentence examples for intelligence it will from inspiring English sources

"As time goes by and many more users use the content, machine learning will enhance its intelligence – it will understand a wider range of questions as each interaction helps train the system," he says.

When the NSA has a piece of intelligence, it will very often ask GCHQ for a second opinion.

Even if that simulation shows properties like intelligence, it will be difficult to understand where those came from.

If the company is running behind on a particularly hot area like it seems to have been in machine learning and artificial intelligence, it will throw resources at the problem.

"So between things going very well at the foundation, and me actually deeply understanding what Travis and the team here at Uber are trying to do, and how much deep computing, machine learning and artificial intelligence it will take to actually build the dream that this company has, this was something that I couldn't say no to".

"Religion is something left over from the infancy of our intelligence; it will fade away as we adopt reason and science as our guidelines".

If the Obama administration takes the advice of its intelligence lawyers, it will have slunk fully back to the dark side, back where America has promised one too many times to never go again.

Even if the Kremlin can't deny the evidence reported by U.S. intelligence officials, it will likely try to put off admitting it.

"My card will say 'competitive intelligence,' and it will have a corporate logo on it, so it will all be aboveboard".

Administration officials and diplomats said they believe, based on the I.A.E.A. reports and other intelligence, that it will be at least spring before Iran has amassed enough medium-enriched uranium to make a single weapon.

Nothing, surely, would have delighted Shakespeare more than the thought of the ghost of Marlowe gulling the proud Chapman with false intelligence, and it will have offered him some comfort in his fight for the muse of Wriothesley.