Sentence examples for intelligence worth from inspiring English sources

But the show as a whole bespeaks a lively, resourceful intelligence worth keeping track of.

Writing in 1950, Turing reckoned that his test would be passed by turn of the century.Since 1991, the annual Loebner Prize in Artificial Intelligence, worth $100,000, has awaited any chatterbot (a text-based machine) that is able to convince a panel of four judges that it is human.

The approval, Deutch later explained, was to be based on a simple balancing test: "Is the potential gain in intelligence worth the cost that might be associated with doing business with a person who may be a murderer?" The "scrub order," as it came to be known, was promulgated by Deutch and his colleagues with the best of intentions, and included provisions for case-by-case review.

Not everyone has been convinced as I that intuition is a type of intelligence worth developing.

"No intelligence organization worth the name would ever entertain these kind of allegations," said Paul Gimigliano, the spokesman.

The Government has issued more than 3,000 export licences for military and intelligence equipment worth a total of £12.3bn to countries which  are on its own official list for human rights abuses.

"Someone is going to have to make the case that allowing the new department to collect raw intelligence is worth the risk," an aide to a House Republican leader said.

In his essay Digital Maoism, posted in the intellectual online review Edge, Jason Lanier has thrown a Molotov cocktail at the idea that collective intelligence is worth getting excited about.

Regardless, if Democrats signal that Trump's misogyny, racism, xenophobia and war on intelligence are worth condemning at all costs, they will signal to the majority of Americans who didn't vote for the president-elect that some elements of government will at least try to protect us.

Daniel, having "all his life... been in love with black women — Dinah Washington, Billie Holiday, Irma Thomas, Ivie Anderson, Ella Fitzgerald, Ma Rainey, Bessie Smith," quickly seduces Iris, who feels underappreciated in her marriage to an ambitious Wall Street investment banker and who has doubts about her own intelligence and worth.

Company intelligence is worth its weight in gold, says Asher.