Sentence examples for intelligence obsolete from inspiring English sources

When President Jimmy Carter's C.I.A. director, Stansfield Turner, made it clear that, in his view, technology was making human intelligence obsolete, hundreds of officers departed.

The same dark outcome, Bostrom said, could happen to humans once AI makes our labor and intelligence obsolete.

That's my nightmare: an intimation that intelligence is obsolete in a world where things are either blazingly obvious or pitch dark.

The Tarawa calamity was already a Pacific legend: how naval intelligence, relying on obsolete charts, had miscalculated the tides so flagrantly that the Marine troops in their landing vessels were forced to disembark on coral reefs and then wade ashore for hundreds of yards, exposed to killing fire from Japanese machine guns.

The A disappears in front of the I, making the concept of artificial intelligence irrelevant and obsolete.

Stephen Hawking's theory about artificial intelligence making us obsolete may be a distant nightmare, but nagging questions about how much freedom we should give to intelligent gadgets are with us right now.

The artificial intelligence has rendered you obsolete.

Last year he warned the UK would need a skills revolution to avoid "large swathes" of people becoming "technologically unemployed" as artificial intelligence makes many jobs obsolete.

The chief economist of the Bank of England has warned that the UK will need a skills revolution to avoid "large swathes" of people becoming "technologically unemployed" as artificial intelligence makes many jobs obsolete.

Such pictures have been readily available since the first program of American intelligence satellites, called Corona, became obsolete and was declassified in 1995.

The old approach had already become obsolete, and fresh intelligence pointed to a different defensive system, Mr. Gates wrote in a New York Times op-ed piece.