She was hilarious – warm, open, collaborative.
Instead, computers helped people become more productive.Workers generally warm to collaborative robots quickly.
It was "a warm, consensual, collaborative relationship," an "intellectual romance" that never became sexual but was full of "bantering," Mr. McGinn said in a telephone interview.
Hendricks readily admits she was intimidated at the prospect of working with a man widely acknowledged to be one of the greatest actors of his generation, but "he was incredibly warm and collaborative" and it helped that Slattery was directing: "It was very nice looking across the room and seeing each other's faces," she says.
E-mails released Monday in response to a Freedom of Information Act request filed by the environmental group Friends of the Earth paint a picture of a sometimes warm and collaborative relationship between the lobbyist for the pipeline company, Trans-Canada, and officials in the State Department, the agency responsible for evaluating and approving the billion-dollar project.
Now we're envisioning a warmer, more collaborative future- seamlessly integrated, and with a heartbeat.
The production team was skeptical regarding the place of research and objective analysis in the production of a television show, but Lesser's previous experience in television, his warm, informal, unpretentious, and collaborative manner, and his proficiency in leading the meetings, convinced them.
A warmer, fuzzier, context-aware collaborative AI could have many benefits, and these early experiments are only the start of making that happen.
Their new album, "MTMTMK" (Moshi Moshi/Cooperative), follows the collaborative example of their sensational 2009 effort, "Warm Heart of Africa" (Green Owl), by including cameos from Amadou & Mariam and K'naan, yet veers into less absorbing, synthesizer-heavy realms.
But now we are seeing some of them warm not only to programmatic mechanisms but also to collaborative working.
