The former is clever, or articulately cunning in a way that resembles intelligence.
You know, he said, insects display behavior and when you put enough insects together, then you start to see something that resembles intelligence.
Which is a roundabout way of illustrating the point that the idea of an omniscient organisation – let alone the NSA – processing the totality of human knowledge into anything resembling useful intelligence remains firmly in the realms of science fiction. .
But, if you accept that AI is the design of intelligent agents, we might be pretty close to something that resembles true intelligence, albeit thinly spread.
TMZ resembles an intelligence agency as much as a news organization.
TMZ resembles an intelligence agency as much as a news organization, and it has turned its domain, Los Angeles, into a city of stool pigeons.
Paul Rand: So this actually starts going back, at least the first time that I can recall anything that resembled artificial intelligence was the old movie "War Games".
On the one hand, theists such as Cleanthes want to insist that the analogy between this world and human productions is not so slight and maintains, on this basis, that God in some significant degree resembles human intelligence (D, 3.7 8/154 5).
While the thin theist may want to emphasize the (remote) basis for some inference to a being that resembles human intelligence, they must nevertheless grant that we are left in a state of "profound ignorance" with a (weak and vague) idea that cannot serve to guide our lives in any way (D, 12.33/227).
Accounts of killings of volunteers in Diyala resemble Baghdad's "intelligence war" less than they do conventional warfare.
For instance, the use of community-monitoring groups to assist in gathering intelligence resembles Cuba's use of neighborhood Committees for the Defense of the Revolution to report on antigovernment behavior.
