Sentence examples for threshold of intelligence from inspiring English sources

Whitehall knows that, since Iraq, the threshold of intelligence and security credibility in Britain has been raised to a level probably higher than it has ever been.

If a program could consistently counterfeit human language in an ongoing exchange such that you couldn't tell that you were conversing with a computer, then, many theorists have argued, the threshold of intelligence would have been crossed, and there would be no need for more games to conquer.

But as long as you're over a certain threshold of intelligence, what matters most is determination.

He is often supposed now to have been a determined, brave, warm-natured but bland, inarticulate man who stood barely beyond the threshold of intelligence required to be the leader of a great country.

Findings such as these contributed to the "threshold" model of intelligence and creativity, which claims that, above a certain level, intelligence has little correlation with creativity i.e., a highly intelligent person may not be as highly creative.

In The Weekly Standard column, Krauthammer said Deep Blue had passed a threshold of artificial intelligence, which should worry people.

Additionally, CFF thresholds are correlated with various measures of intelligence, and have been regarded by clinicians as a general measure of cortical processing capacity.

Veterans of the long push to expand and commercialize machine intelligence say that efforts to market it have often been confounded by the tendency of experts continually to raise the threshold of what they consider true artificial intelligence.

Perhaps in ascending order of intelligence?

tests were not good measures of intelligence".

That's the job of intelligence experts.