It's the quest for artificial intelligence.
It's en vogue to be aware, and platforms like Facebook and Twitter are essentially types of "awareness systems," aiding us in our quest for collective intelligence.
CINEMA'S quest for artificial intelligence (AI), the subject of Steven Spielberg's latest blockbuster (see article), is almost as old as the movies.
Failing to fix vulnerabilities leaves open the risk that other governments or criminal hackers will find the same security gaps and exploit them to damage systems or steal data, raising questions about whether GCHQ and the NSA neglected their duty to protect internet systems in their quest for more intelligence.
The discovery springs from Professor Davies's long quest for extraterrestrial intelligence and, specifically, his theory that "weird" microbes that belong to a completely separate tree of life, dubbed the "shadow biosphere", could be present in isolated ecological niches in which ordinary life struggles to survive.
I reminisced about the amazing intersection of raw intelligence, engineering savvy, and the quest for an understanding of the basic truths of the universe that I had witnessed over the past few days.
Sam was a unique and gentle combination of intelligence and concern with an insatiable quest for learning and understanding.
But he said the tapes, as described, were consistent with what intelligence analysts have said about Al Qaeda's quest for chemical and other weapons of mass destruction and its testing of "crude" agents.
Never mind that multiple American intelligence estimates have concluded that Iran suspended its quest for a nuclear weapon long ago; we can always use more ships in the Middle East.
Shakey is introduced in the early pages of John Markoff's new book, "Machines of Loving Grace: The Quest for Common Ground Between Humans and Robots," as an example of an ongoing conflict between artificial intelligence and the linked but divergent project of intelligence augmentation.
