Sentence examples for intelligence to drive from inspiring English sources

"Marketers can actually use emotional intelligence to drive business outcomes".

Salesforce recognized the power of artificial intelligence to drive a more automated sales process early on, introducing Einstein in 2016.

And 'seize the day' was effectively the message put out by former Number 10 tech adviser Rohan Silva, who wrote in the Sunday Times that Britain should now embrace the technology future to use Artificial Intelligence to drive its society.

When Tableau was founded back in 2003, not many people were thinking about artificial intelligence to drive analytics and visualization, but over the years the world has changed and the company recognized that it needed talent to keep up with new trends.

The Flood also create forms not suited to combat, which interrogate and strip information from the minds of its victims or serve as a central intelligence to drive the infestation.

When it comes to building text boxes that users can type status updates into, this isn't that difficult of a problem, but as artificial intelligence continues to drive everything Facebook does, the challenges skyrocket for ensuring that its systems fully grasps what its users are wanting.

Although a human driver employed by Uber inhabited each vehicle, the cars are equipped with artificial intelligence able to drive the car robotically without, in many circumstance, human input.

Here, Andreessen noted that researchers are currently using "Grand Theft Auto V" to teach their artificial intelligence algorithms how to drive (among other games).

Exploiting intelligence from big data to drive agility will require tackling new challenges, such as how to ensure the consistency and confidentiality of data through long and complex supply chains.

As an obscure but safe provincial political figure, he never was granted access to the distorted intelligence that was used to drive the Congress and the media.

His policy was to make every possible use of Caesar's adopted son Octavian (the future emperor Augustus), whose mature intelligence he seriously underestimated, and to drive the Senate, against its own powerful inclination toward compromise, to declare war on Mark Antony, who had controlled events immediately following Caesar's death and who now was pursuing one of the assassins in Cisalpine Gaul.