Sentence examples for intelligence posed from inspiring English sources

New technology, such as artificial intelligence posed a threat to jobs, including some in the City, Oxford Economics said.

Publicly, the feds slammed Manning for handing over the documents to WikiLeaks, arguing during her 2013 trial that the leaked intelligence posed a serious threat to national security.

"Others say that they're not convinced that the real intelligence poses a threat".

Drones deliver weapons as well as medicines, and some experts believe artificial intelligence poses existential threats to humanity.

As a lock pick for the infiltration of the private sphere, a method of control in the public sphere or a weapon, artificial intelligence poses a substantial threat.

He isn't alone in this view: the influential philosopher Nick Bostrom has persuaded many people that artificial intelligence poses a real threat to the future of humanity; Elon Musk and Stephen Hawking, among others, have called for urgent research to mitigate the risks.

Nanotechnology and artificial intelligence pose similar problems.

People have posed that the limits of human intelligence pose an obstacle to successful communication.

The relentless drive to replace expensive humans with artificial intelligence poses a threat to better paid jobs too.

He argued that unlawfully gathered intelligence poses a danger to the U.K.'s legal and justice systems because evidence is being collected against individuals who don't have the ability to challenge it in courts.

The draft proposes to forbid the sending of any message by an individual nation or organization without the permission of the commission, and suggests that, if the detected intelligence poses a danger to human civilization, the United Nations Security Council should authorize any message to extraterrestrial intelligence.