Sentence examples for intelligent job from inspiring English sources

The conventions of news publishing and embargo deadlines require such an exercise, of course, and as was the case with the earlier Afghan document dump the Times is doing an intelligent job.

UpMo.com has launched the Intelligent Job Hunt, a tool that determines a job hunter's ideal career path and job opportunities based on an algorithm.

The proposed scheduler is flexible enough to adopt views of various users for a given problem and it functions like an intelligent job scheduling agent for providing user satisfied results.

Intelligent Job Hunt's algorithm identifies and prioritizes job matches based upon certain aspects of a user's career, including past, present and future jobs, network (i.e. LinkedIn) connections, professionals they'd like to emulate and personality attributes.

Technical recruiting platform Triplebyte, which has raised $3 million in funding, just launched its engineer genome project to foster software-driven, intelligent job-matching.

After all, if you quit your miserable job, and using an intelligent job-hunting strategy, get a good job--not perfect maybe, but one where you aren't made to feel like a baby-killer on a daily basis--your friends are going to have one less person to bitch with on Facebook.

The current information technology revolution targets intelligent jobs in addition to manual labor.

An answer to the initial question of the paper ("Are intelligent algorithms job killers or supporting assistants?") clearly is that the spread of autonomous systems requires an adequate discussion of the challenges and the socio-economic consequences, which in turn depend on the extent to which humans lose or keep control over these computer systems.

Google is acutely aware that with the rise of intelligent robots jobs could be at risk, as machines could replace humans in more than just manufacturing industries.

Proudly Jewish (she rubbished rumours of a nose job), intelligent, handsome, sophisticated and elegant.

It's altogether superior to Oliver Stone's hollow Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps and in the same class as Charles Ferguson's revealing, piercingly intelligent documentary Inside Job.