Sentence examples for intelligence the same way from inspiring English sources

"On the other hand, on the science side, where we try to understand what makes humans work, we're still a long way from that prize, and we need to work hard on it if we want to understand our intelligence the same way molecular biologists understand our genes".

In an interview last Friday at one of Amazon's Seattle high-rises, Mr. Bezos predicted that over time people would turn to different digital assistants — also called "A.I.s," for artificial intelligence — the same way they turn to one friend for advice about hiking and another for restaurant recommendations.

We should also stop looking to artificial intelligence in the same way.

You disrespected me and my intelligence in the same way.

Experts have discovered that dog intelligence works in the same way as human intelligence, so clever canines who perform well in one task tend also to do well in others – just like humans.

To cope with vastification, evolutionary computation offers a solution, vastly amplifying human capabilities (it can be considered as an "intelligence amplifier," in the same way that muscular power is amplified by a traction engine, etc).

As he suggested when I spoke to him last week: "Because my program was continuing to pump out music like a spigot, it became a problem of: 'Why play this sonata and not that one?'" Cope has no doubt that Mozart in particular, with his structural genius, would – if he'd had the means – have utilised computerised intelligence in exactly the same way.

BK: Do other intelligence agencies operate the same way?

It also would require firms or individuals involved in political intelligence to register in the same way as federal lobbyists.

But true to his roots as an electrical engineer, he also wants to use his scientific discoveries to build artificial intelligence systems that learn the same way animals do.

The Pentagon consultant told me that intelligence about Hezbollah and Iran is being mishandled by the White House the same way intelligence had been when, in 2002 and early 2003, the Administration was making the case that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction.