Sentence examples for interactions with machines from inspiring English sources

In order to make our interactions with machines more natural, we've learned to model them after ourselves.

Mr. Weizenbaum also believed that there were transcendent qualities in the human experience that could not be duplicated in interactions with machines.

So Turkle began to study the way that artificial intelligence was taking hold in everyday life, at a time when these interactions with machines were pretty raw.

Today, interactions with machines generally occur on our own terms — toasters, microwaves, and even smartphones do what we tell them — but soon, we could be looking up at a quadrotor drone hovering in the park, wondering whether to walk underneath it or cut into the grass to avoid its downdraft.

Facial recognition is a dynamic tool that helps humanize our interactions with machines.

This is the new frontier for computer science - making our interactions with machines such fun that the technology just disappears.

On the other hand, a manufacturing cloud is not cyber physical system if it does not have components for direct interactions with machine tools and other physical devices.

BRT combines the strengths of regression trees (i.e., the omission of irrelevant variables and the ability to model complex interactions) with machine learning techniques (i.e., the building of an ensemble of models that approximate the true response surface [ Elith and Leathwick, 2009]).

"Such choices do not change the way society thinks about machines," she said, "but just make people happier with their interaction with machines.

And 2013's Her explored the potential endgame of human interaction with machines, with its hero falling in love with a hyper-intelligent operating system.

He was 85. Eliza, written while Mr. Weizenbaum was a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1964 and 1965 and named after Eliza Doolittle, who learned proper English in "Pygmalion" and "My Fair Lady," was a groundbreaking experiment in the study of human interaction with machines.