Sentence examples for some sort of intelligence from inspiring English sources

Since everybody can now stake a claim to some sort of intelligence, the term loses its distinguishing force.

At age 81, after decades of insisting belief is a mistake, Antony Flew has concluded that some sort of intelligence or first cause must have created the universe.

Of course, if there were some sort of intelligence behind all this – a brain, perhaps, with a clipboard, an agenda and Something To Say – one might have some patience with the gratuitousness and the excess splattery.

The paper concludes with a discussion whether or not agents designed in accordance with this architecture exhibit some sort of intelligence.

Only some sort of an intelligence could have done it, they say, and they seek to debunk evolution by, for instance, pointing to gaps in the fossil record.

To some extent, anyone using a smartphone is already using some sort of machine intelligence with Google Now's suggestions or Apple Maps's determination of what counts as your "home" and "work", or Windows Phone's Cortana.

The most important requirement is the (5) formation of communities, as only a high number of members can guarantee the formation of some sort of collective intelligence".

Their paper, "Discovery of peculiar periodic spectral modulations in a small fraction of solar type stars," details their hypothesis that these signals indicate some sort of alien intelligence.

The company wants to add some sort of artificial intelligence layer on top of your smartphone so that you can use your phone more efficiently.

We were thinking we could collaborate with some sort of artificial intelligence department".

In fact, given the inevitable trajectory of technology, it's likely that any real, visiting extraterrestrial visitors would be some sort of artificial intelligence.