Sentence examples for predictive intelligence from inspiring English sources

For one thing, predictive intelligence can be creepy.

Apple, which looked somewhat behind the curve on predictive intelligence, bought Cue, a personalised-agenda app, in October.

Its Google Now service is arguably the most advanced incarnation of predictive intelligence; installed in many millions of Android devices, it is certainly the most widespread.

Today's cumbersome interactions are, Mr Ferrell argues, an awkward transitionary stage in the evolution of mobile devices that predictive intelligence will see off.

With the advent of wearable devices that support fewer input methods, like smart watches and Google Glass, there will be a need for less interaction and more automation.Google, for its part, considers predictive intelligence to be the future of search.

As clever as this is, however, Siri still feels more like a technology demo than a really useful assistant.The next generation of assistant software aims to go one step further by pursuing an approach known as "predictive intelligence".

Why does a human need to initiate this process?" asks Bill Ferrell, the founder of Osito, a predictive-intelligence application for the iPhone.

Childhood SES was predictive of intelligence with coefficients 0.53 and 0.55 (p<0.001) in men and women, respectively; in turn, intelligence was strongly associated with educational qualifications with parameters of 0.48 and 0.53 (p<0.001), respectively.

Soon afterward, he told me, C.I.A. officials went to the White House and said they had "specific, predictive, actionable" intelligence that bin Laden would soon be attending a particular meeting, in a particular place.

AgilOne, a a cloud-based predictive marketing intelligence company, has raised $10 million in Series B funding led by Mayfield Fund, with participation from Sequoia Capital.

Previous studies find that infant attention is predictive of intelligence in childhood and adolescence (Sigman et al. 1986 , 1997.