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MIT, famously, has been running an on-going open-source field study called the Moral Machine, aimed at asking some of the big moral questions these vehicles will ultimately be tasked with executing in a manner of milliseconds.

Civil liberties advocates worry that the rush in Arkansas could lead to "torture and injustice," in particular because corrections officials are being tasked with executing two men a day.

The memo explains that "information obtained from KSM also led to the capture of Riduan bin Isomuddin, better known as Hambali, and the discovery of the Guraba Cell, a 17-member Jemmah Islamiyah cell tasked with executing the 'Second Wave.' " In other words, without enhanced interrogations, there could be a hole in the ground in Los Angeles to match the one in New York.

Meanwhile, I understand from a source that the new CEO will be tasked with executing Tide's growth plans, which, along with international expansion, will include evolving the startup to a full SMB banking platform play that will see it continue to plug into providers of other bank related services for small business and further commercializing through revenue-share deals.

When employees are tasked with executing strategies without the knowledge of strategic intent from management, they feel separated from management and have little motivation to work hard.

"As a board, we felt that it was important to move quickly and decisively to bring stability to the club and give those tasked with executing our philosophies the necessary security to enable them to effectively plan for the future.

But I hope those tasked with executing the campaign are posing such questions, not only for the sake of winning their battles but also with an eye toward the future of that beleaguered city.

Clarke was involved in planning Operation Bodyguard, a major cover plan for the Allied landing in Normandy, and he was tasked with executing the (largely political) deceptions in the Middle Eastern region.

When it comes to telecommunications content marketing, marketers are tasked with executing integrated campaigns that not only increase engagement and generate revenue but that also leverage the very products and services they provide.

That left Icann with the tricky task of executing a 180-degree turn while continuing to assure everyone that it was, in fact, an autonomous decision-making body.

This paper presents an approach of evaluating and comparing interfaces that users interact with as secondary tasks while executing a more critical primary task.