Sentence examples for relieved humans from inspiring English sources

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ALTHOUGH many futurists have envisioned robots that could relieve humans of ordinary tasks like cooking and cleaning, people must still do most of the domestic drudge work, at least inside the house.

(1961; "O Cybernetic Fairy"), Belli creates a number of pseudoclassical figures to whom he addresses his complaints: these include Fisco, the god of income; and the Hada Cibernética ("The Cybernetic Fairy"), a sort of fairy godmother who represents technological advances that would relieve humans of their drudgery.

Although currently heuristic systems relieve humans of routine activities, they are not able to independently reproduce intuition, insight or cognitive learning.

Using shared hash database and best practices could relieve humans of some of this tough work while potentially improving the speed and accuracy with which terrorist propaganda is removed.

A weak position sees agents as tools that relieve humans from routine tasks suited to computational solutions, while a strong position asserts that agents can be constructed to mimic or even surpass cognitive functions of the human.

Indeed, to the extent that it would relieve human misery, it is estimable.

"But at the same time there exists a universal morality that demands that we relieve human suffering when we can".

While your actual work is benign and your desire to relieve human suffering admirable, that can also be said about military doctors or chaplains.

It says the officials responsible for relieving human suffering in foreign crises have little influence over high-level decision-making, and in some cases are shut out.

The clowns in Frederick W. Glasier's group photograph, taken around 1905, are a distinctly unsmiling bunch, wearied perhaps by the Sisyphean task of relieving human sorrow.