Sentence examples for warned the development from inspiring English sources

LAAG also warned the development would raise the probability of an aircraft accident involving the Dungeness nuclear power station complex to unacceptably high levels.

The renowned physicist Prof Stephen Hawking has warned: "The development of full artificial intelligence could spell the end of the human race".

She warned that the development of career politicians is making ordinary people feel excluded.

The latter has previously warned that the "development of full artificial intelligence could spell the end of the human race".

Now, after Stephen Hawking warned that "the development of full artificial intelligence could spell the end of the human race", two academics have come up with a way of teaching ethics to computers: telling them stories.

The Bank said no other technology has reached more people in so short a time as the internet, but warned that the development potential of technological change had yet to be reaped.

In 2008, Sharkey published The Ethical Frontiers of Robotics in the journal Science, a paper in which he warned against the development of "child-minding robots" already taking place in Japan and South Korea.

In the spring, she warned that the development of the next generation of disabled sportsmen and women could be undermined by government plans to restrict disability living allowance, the cost-of-living benefit that allowed her and countless other disabled athletes to pay for the transport and equipment that opened up competitive sport to them.

Julian Leslie, a customer manager at the National Grid, cited "smart meters" as one way to achieve this radical change of approach, though he warned the technology needed further development.

It was a kind of sad ritual: A new housing development would come up for a vote, and an earnest member of the county's planning-and-zoning staff would warn about the development's impact on the quality of the schools, on the phlegmatic pace of rush-hour traffic, on the erosion of beaches.

The shipping industry warns that the development threatens the adjacent Port of Redwood City, the only deepwater port in the South Bay and an economic and jobs engine for the entire region.