Sentence examples for intelligence taken from inspiring English sources

Forbes: Why has artificial intelligence taken so long to get out of the labs and into the real world?

Two groups who should worry about the intelligence taken from the Abbottabad compound are the Saudi princes and others who have financed al Qaeda and perhaps the Pakistani officials on the payroll.

It is misleading to describe anyone as intelligent without specifying what form the intelligence takes.

His intelligence took him to the world's elite educational institutions.

Where should the war on terrorism go? A. Anywhere that our intelligence takes us.

Gen. Aleksandar Vasiljevic, a former chief of military intelligence, took the stand.

All of the talk about immigrants taking American jobs ignores another looming challenge: robots or artificial intelligence taking American jobs.

In an interview earlier this week, General Miller said he had never recommended that military intelligence take over Abu Ghraib.

In late 2007, Michael McConnell, then the director of national intelligence, took a new National Intelligence Estimate — the consensus of analysts at the government's 16 intelligence agencies — to the White House to brief President George W. Bush about the report's startling new findings.

Walsh and other members of the campaign painted a dire picture of uninhibited artificial intelligence taking root on battlefields and national borders.

Once MI5 and MI6 were fully established during the First World War, the natural alliance of literature and intelligence took wing.