Sentence examples for intelligence projects from inspiring English sources

There's also a powerful Web ethos that spurs participation in "collective intelligence" projects, like the user-written Wikipedia.

After its attempts to digest romance novels, one of Google's artificial intelligence projects is now accidentally writing poetry, some of which would make the fictional Vogons proud.

These are the payments we actually know about – there may be others, because so many of our intelligence projects and programmes are historic and interlinked.

The gradual approach is a departure from the sweeping "business intelligence" projects that were popular early this decade, when many organizations hired armies of consultants for multiyear analysis projects costing millions of dollars.

"I think this is very, very encouraging, and I'm shocked at how quickly it happened, but I'm very glad it has," said Heidi Beirich, director of intelligence projects at the Southern Poverty Law Center.

Much of their time is taken up tracking down nascent artificial intelligence projects such as The Turk, a chess computer that they deduce forms the tech that Skynet will one day be based on.

In 1959 Minsky and McCarthy cofounded the Artificial Intelligence Project (now the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory).

The best-known example is a "search for extra-terrestrial intelligence" project called SETI@home, overseen by the University of California at Berkeley.

The radar began operating last summer as a joint United States-Norwegian intelligence project at Vardo, 40 miles from the Russian border.

His position at Columbia involved him in a US Air Force intelligence project that culminated in the cofounding of Scripta Technica (1962).

The search for extraterrestrial intelligence project (SETI) is obviously based on the assumption that the possible benefits of contact with ETI outweigh the possible harms.