Sentence examples for intelligence too much from inspiring English sources

Gaghan assumes a working knowledge of federal bureaucracies and Middle Eastern history — a rare case of a filmmaker respecting an audience's intelligence too much.

As a doctor and keen craniometrist tells her (with regard to the inferior size of the female skull and, ergo, intelligence), "too much intellect would spoil and flatten [the female mind] like a rock in a soufflé".

Groveling in return, she asked Michael Mann, the director of "The Insider," why his film flopped: "Is it too intelligent?" Too much intelligence was not anyone's problem on Sunday.

The trouble, in Flynn's estimation, was that US intelligence focused too much on the Taliban insurgency.

The new company hopes that it can work against too many big companies like Google or Facebook — both of which have huge artificial intelligence operations — getting too much power from "super-intelligence systems".

Once again, the problem is not an absence of intelligence; the problem is having too much intelligence to add up intelligently.

The answer, said Francisco Loayza, a former official at the intelligence agency who introduced Mr. Fujimori to Mr. Montesinos 10 years ago, is that the intelligence chief knows too much about the president's private life.

Intelligence analysts spend too much time forecasting economic trends or broad political shifts, basing their conclusions on information freely available to think-tanks and academics.

We could put ourselves in danger by creating artificial intelligence that looks too much like ourselves, a leading theorist has warned.

When Peter Medgyessy, who became prime minister in 2002, turned out to have a background in communist-era intelligence, that was too much to swallow even in Hungary's forgiving political culture.

William Binney, a former technical director of the US National Security Agency NSAA), told parliamentarians that the plans for bulk collection of communications data tracking everyone's internet and phone use are "99% useless" because they would swamp intelligence analysts with too much data.