"It allows the interplay of interests and social functions".
This chapter discusses the interplay of interests between natural and artificial cognitive systems in three sections: the biological computer and the artificial brain, characteristic capabilities, and motivations.
The field of cognitive systems involves the interplay of interests and outcomes across the life sciences, physical sciences and real-world engineering.
Using a framework that emphasizes the interplay of interests, institutions and ideas, it provides an example of how a network of committed researchers and funders attempted to follow a rational policy process, but faced conflicts and fundamental questions about their roles in generating scientific evidence and influencing global health policy.
Rousseau refused to believe that the interplay of individual interests, meant to advance the new civilization, could produce any natural harmony.
The book, like much of Mr. Chace's work, concerned statesmanship, the interplay of American interests with American principles, and aimed to alter American leaders' and other readers' thinking about the uses of American power.
A new book -- Rents to Riches? -- looks around the world and concludes that the culprit lies in "political economy" -- that is, in the interplay of vested interests that smothers reform.
He chastised the "interplay of vested interests" that hold back democracy, an allusion to the old-style, deeply entrenched economic powers that continue to dominate Brazil, and much of Latin America, sometimes from behind the scenes.
I quote one administration official as saying, "If the gulf produced kumquats, would we be doing this?" Here and at other times, I portray American foreign policy as an "interplay of ideal and interest".
