Sentence examples for terms of artificial from inspiring English sources

"We're at a real inflection point in terms of artificial intelligence and machine learning," Brynjolfsson said.

The relevant expertise of judges (and the lawyers who argued before them) was explained by Coke in terms of "artificial reason," a special intellectual capacity of legal professionals to synthesize the customs of a community into a coherent set of common-law principles used to judge cases.

In terms of artificial intelligence taking over American jobs, I think we're like so far away from that, that uh [it's] not even on my radar screen.

The rate of infection between TAE and stent graft placement may be considered equivalent, in terms of artificial material placement inside the artery [13, 14].

In terms of artificial selection, the traits that lead to greater relative reproductive success may be physiological, developmental, biochemical, or behavioral and may in fact be based on little more than human whim.

Unlike traditional centralized approaches, the analytical redundancy approach is implemented distributively: Partial models of the wireless SHM system, implemented in terms of artificial neural networks in an object-oriented fashion, are embedded into the wireless sensor nodes deployed for monitoring.

While these applications are all powered very differently and achieve different goals, they all roll up into the umbrella term of artificial intelligence.

JB: I absolutely believe that philosophically, we should be thinking about the ethical implications long term of artificial intelligence and how it's applied, and that should be part of what we do as investors and entrepreneurs and academics.

The principal contribution of this paper is a review and categorization of existing IDPS schemes in terms of traditional artificial computational intelligence with a multi-agent support.

In addition, no one in the country tracks the long-term performance of artificial hips and knees, a $6.7 billion annual business that surged as baby boomers reached middle age.

He was talking about the long-term value of artificial intelligence, which is passing through a familiar phase — a technology that is strange and new, that sometimes overpromises what it can do and is headed for uses not easily seen at the start.