For example, AI applications can take over the time-consuming tasks of initiating contact with a sales lead and then qualifying, following up, and sustaining the lead.
In effect, he and his dream-encyclopedia were double-crossed during the struggle between magnates Cyril Pearson and Alfred Harmsworth (Lord Northcliffe) to take over the Times.
"Baywatch Hawaii," with its lifeguarding bikini-wearing beauties and muscle-bound hunks, took over the time slot on Friday.
Just like 66m years ago, when dinosaurs were suddenly wiped out by an asteroid and our furry ancestors took over, the time has come again for a dinosaur to step aside and a mammal to take centre stage.
A week later, "Mission: Impossible" took over the time slot; a year later, "What's My Line?" resurfaced in a dumbed-down daytime version that ran for seven charmless seasons, after which it expired for good.
Many of its exploits are famous, including taking over the Time 100 list, and it's also where some of the Internet's most famous memes got their start, including the Rick Roll and LOLcats.
This proved so popular that the Boy Scouts took over the time slot.
Executives of the Bay Area News Project said they hoped to be in operation by midyear, but taking over The Times section could take longer.
Before Adolph Ochs took over the Times, in 1896, and issued his famous "without fear or favor" declaration, the American scene was dominated by brazenly partisan newspapers.
Evans, who battled Rupert Murdoch when he took over the Times of London, has been a friend, consigliere, and proxy of Zuckerman's for three decades.
