Sentence examples for intelligence tale from inspiring English sources

If anyone doubted Alex Garland's abilities as a genre film-maker of rare insight (and the artificial intelligence tale was, lest we forget, his de-facto directorial debut), Ex Machina settled the argument once and for all.

The well-reviewed artificial intelligence tale "Ex Machina," in limited release from A24 Films, had the weekend's highest per-screen average.

A sailor in Navy intelligence whose tale of radio signal interceptions was cited by one historian as indicating President Roosevelt had evidence in 1941 of an impending attack on Pearl Harbor has been identified as Robert D. Ogg, a retired businessman.

The high-concept thriller deals with that most topical of scientific topics, artificial intelligence, via the tale of a beautiful machine, Ava, believed by its creator to be the first truly human-like robot.

Shelley is an artificial intelligence horror story writer that collaborates with humans to create tales of terror.

Based on South Korean intelligence and the tales of defectors, it appears that the North had several goals in mind when it captured South Koreans.

His cable -- which mixed drug intelligence with lurid tales about the personal lives of Sonoran officials -- stunned Mr. Sears and officials at the embassy in Mexico City.

Western spooks were not at all happy at the  prospect of Jobbik overseeing intelligence matters (lurid tales circulate about its mysterious sources of funds).Prime Minister Viktor Orban has again warned that the preservation of law and order is exclusively  the job of the state.

Her amazing intelligence and ebullient story telling made tales of her life a delight to all who knew and loved her.

Wyden and Udall held out the bulk internet metadata program as a cautionary tale about intelligence agencies misrepresenting their surveillance programs – a significant escalation of pressure on US intelligence leaders coming after Clapper disclosed on Tuesday a letter apologizing for "clearly erroneous" statements made to Wyden.

She and other group members suggested that the findings should be a cautionary tale for intelligence agencies today.