However this hasn't stopped the media rushing with headlines of "Killer Robots On The Loose" and the rather inevitable yet tenuous link to Artificial Intelligence wiping out humanity, much of that train of thought down to Elon Musk and Stephen Hawking.
When the narrator realizes that even the Americans are willing to fund Taliban forces to gather intelligence, his tenuous moral compass explodes into the certainty of survival, vengeance, and self-interest, forming a nihilistic paradigm that seals his dramatic metamorphosis.
In our analysis, no single immune parameter correlated with the delay of the onset of PSA progression (an endpoint of the study); however, an artificial intelligence analysis uncovered tenuous trends in integrated outcomes of multiple parameters that might drive immunity into a particular direction (e.g., towards TH1-type response [10]).
Unlike the tenuous genes linked to personality or intelligence, this one codes for a single taste-bud receptor, and I don't doubt that it lets me taste the bitterness.
Since then, the White House has been grappling with a new political reality, where the civilian leaders seem to have tenuous control over Pakistan's military and intelligence establishment.
Due to availability of enormous computational resources and big data analysis, tasks that require intelligence but would be too tenuous for a human can now be taken over by AI.
But more often, their requests have been rejected because the links to terrorism or foreign intelligence, usually required by law or policy, are considered tenuous.
"Hezbollah is both a full-fledged terrorist organization, lavishly funded over the years by Iran, and an enterprise that increasingly turns to crime to finance itself as the economic pressure on Iran mounts, and Iran's financial situation becomes more tenuous," said David Cohen, Treasury's under secretary for terrorism and financial intelligence.
According to the judges' summary, the intelligence services concluded that Mr. Kadyrov, who has a tenuous grip on a fractious republic and is backed by Russia's president-elect, Vladimir V. Putin, was most likely responsible for the killings of at least three rivals in Moscow, Dubai and Vienna in 2008 and 2009, and for the attempted assassination of a fourth man.
And the recent national intelligence estimate, a consensus of America's spies, gives three prognoses: bad (tenuous stability), worse and worst (civil war).
Charles Isherwood of The New York Times, who saw the Off-Broadway production in 2012, said it was "a continuously engaging, vitally engaged play" that "bristles with wit and intelligence" and "puts contemporary attitudes toward religion under a microscope, revealing how tenuous self-image can be for people born into one way of being who have embraced another".
