Sentence examples for mass intelligence from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, for all the complaints about the dumbing down of culture, are we actually living in an age of mass intelligence?

The public was asked to help track down a terrorist, suggesting that, in the near future, mass intelligence will matter more than individual expertise.

By Benjamin Wallace-WellSeptember 1919, 2016 The public was asked to help track down a terrorist, suggesting that, in the near future, mass intelligence will matter more than individual expertise.

A role like this would seem to match our general ideas about the near future, in which mass intelligence will matter more than individual expertise, and in which responsibility will be distributed.

Merkel, who appeared to be hugely at odds with the US government when it was revealed in 2013 that the NSA's mass intelligence operation included tapping her mobile phone, has so far responded in a characteristically vague and flat manner.

You may be interested in this sequence from a feature film in which our job was to create "smart cubes" that appear to organize with individual and mass intelligence to build up 2 of the main characters and to facilitate transformations between characters.

"It gathers masses and masses of intelligence...for example where did he go shopping?

A mass of intelligence information had been accumulated by Dec. 7, 1941, when Japan attacked at Pearl Harbor.

Perhaps we could invent something called the Grant Effect, on the improvement of mass emotional intelligence over the decades.

"If it's about credibility, weapons of mass destruction, intelligence failures and job creation, Bush will lose".

The 1996 novel was seen as a prescient foretelling of the weapons of mass destruction intelligence scam that paved the way for the US invasion of Iraq.