According to DeepMind's most recent account, although AlphaGo's learning is shaped by observations of expert human games, it doesn't receive targeted advice from any outsiders.
These are shaped by observations of the First and Second World Wars, while the original is a moral story.
However, Nancy had a different perspective and felt there was a "double standard" when women assert themselves as compared with men, a view that was shaped by her observation of two "aggressive young faculty"—one male and one female.
While asymptomatic CT infections have been detected in the GI tract of neonates exposed at birth, and rectal shedding has been observed in children in trachoma endemic areas, the theory that the GI tract could act as a reservoir in humans, for example though oral exposure, was more recently shaped by new observations in mice [ 57– 57].
This view was shaped by his wary observation of the systems of totalitarianism that dominated two major European nations in the 1930's, Nazism in Germany and Communism in the Soviet Union.
In addition, a role for oxidative stress in apoptosis has been shaped by several independent observations.
"Growing up was shaped by these sort of observations about how sexuality impacts on who you are and how you're perceived, and you internalise it a lot," she says.
Because 'people come into interactions by assuming situational identities that increase their own self-conceptions', the observation was shaped by who I am and what type of identities I perform (Angrosino and Mays de Perez, 2001, p. 689).
Drawing on an original survey of 2210 households as well as 500 in-depth interviews in 105 villages of Rajasthan, she argues that citizen action is state-induced and socially produced, shaped by direct encounters with and observations of public officials, and by the accounts of others that circulate within and beyond communities.
In other words, our observations of the world are strongly shaped by our preconceptions.
The terse observation that "inequities in maternal mortality are largely shaped by social, economic and political vulnerabilities that disproportionately affect the world's poor" is quite accurate [ 130].
