Sentence examples for making agents from inspiring English sources

Tournaments seem to be an appropriate starting point for this concept because a tournament induces incentives by making agents compare themselves with their opponents.

Even among those who said requiring agents to testify was appropriate, many balked when asked about making agents testify about conversations they may have overheard between President Clinton and his lawyers.

Fifty-eight percent said making agents testify about a President would interfere with protecting him: 44 percent said it would seriously interfere, and 14percentt said it would interfere but not seriously.

Big Idea #4: Making agents interact naturally with humans is a substantial challenge for AI developers.

In addition, workflow automation software is making agents more efficient by eliminating the need for repetitive tasks that they previously did manually.

To cause harm to another is also not a sufficient condition of legal responsibility, even in the eyes of those, such as the early Epstein, who would in general favour making agents strictly liable for the harm they cause.

Chemical companies making Agent Orange opted for maximum return despite in-house memos that a safer product could be made for a slight reduction in profits.

We could make agents less important.

And that made agents even more cautious.

That deal made agents realize the worth of their own agencies.

Fewer still took the kind of action that later made agents of the Underground Railroad such widely admired figures.