Sentences with phrase «machine age machines»

In the Second Machine Age machines and intelligent software are automating cognitive tasks.

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At age 13, he created a BASIC program that allowed users to play tic - tac - toe against the machine.

During a fireside chat with the group's CEO, Michael Beckerman, Bezos said we are currently in the «golden age» of machine learning.

But it's also hard, in an age when our machines have run amok, to believe more machines are the answer.

When Jennings showed up in March 1945, at age 20, there were approximately 70 women at Penn working on desktop adding machines and scribbling numbers on huge sheets of paper.

The computer age has given rise to some epic time wasters, from the grad - student killers Tetris and Solitaire loaded on early Windows machines to the BlackBerry's BrickBreaker program that keeps bored executives occupied during conference calls.

You might recall that I just predicted that we are on the cusp of an age of Uberization, where underutilized assets of all kinds will become revenue - generating machines in 2016.

After their influential The Second Machine Age, these MIT profs have joined the management - author firmament.

Uncertain economic conditions around the world are also giving people pause about updating aging machines.

Four years earlier, at the age of 26, he had been named superintendent of the machining division of Harvester's Melrose Park, Ill., plant.

Machines are «always polite, they always upsell, they never take a vacation, they never show up late, there's never a slip - and - fall, or an age, sex, or race discrimination case.»

'' [Machines are] always polite, they always upsell, they never take a vacation, they never show up late, there's never a slip - and - fall, or an age, sex, or race discrimination case,» Puzder told Business Insider of potential benefits of automation in March.

The hotshot «dealaholic» selling machine, who got his first taste of sales success at the age of seven selling a record - breaking number of books and Christmas calendars door to door in his native Stockholm, returned to the City That Never Sleeps at 25 determined to make it big.

Its aging hardware, including six servers and about 70 individual workstations, is being replaced with new machines.

I installed it on several machines, including an aging laptop with a Via graphics controller that's notorious for making a hash of things in Linux.

Back in the machine age, when a great many workers spent their days on assembly lines, unions fought for a 40 - hour week — and researchers backed them up.

This is content production in the age of algorithmic discovery — even if you're a human, you have to end up impersonating the machine.

In his 1990 book The Age of Intelligent Machines, Kurzweil foresaw things like the internet's fast and widespread adoption, wearable devices, the cloud, and the ability of artificial intelligence to beat the world's best chess players by 2000.

Ebay wanted to create a machine learning model to identify age - restricted content on their marketplace

As MIT's Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew McAfee put it more recently than Keynes in their 2014 book about automation's economic impact, The Second Machine Age: «Our generation has inherited more opportunities to transform the world than any other.

Some experts, such as Ray Kurzweil in his book The Age of Intelligent Machines, first published in the late 1980s, got it spectacularly right.

This modern scientific revolution — together with its practical consequences in the marvels of the machine age — has been a triumph of reason, probably the major one in all history measured by brilliance and by transforming power.

He said this: «Ours is the age of miraculous writing machines but not of miraculous writing.

Before the machine age liberal education was necessarily aristocratic, because only a few could enjoy sufficient leisure to make education for it necessary or desirable.

Devices of the Soul: Battling for Our Selves in an Age of Machines by Steve Talbott O'Reilly, 281 pages, $ 22.99 As Francis Crick (he of Watson and Crick) put it, «You're nothing but a pack of neurons.»

One day in the future, a scientist will invent a time machine, and they'll all be able to go back to the dark ages.

Jeffrey Sachs isn't Ray Kurzweil (author of The Age of Spiritual Machines and prophet of a technological immortality).

By the last letter, he is calling for an embrace of the machine age, a mastery of it that preserves human values: «What we need is not less technology but more.

New weapons of the machine age obliterated forests, villages and fields — an entire way of life.

We are emotionally centralized biological machines while intellectualism's emotionality ratios rises and falls in aged despairing ethnocentrism keeping taught most all whose psyche and / or ego abounds ever so saliently via leveraged cultivation around many perhaps most socialized centralizing normalizations.

It does not mean, either, that God can not or does not intervene in human affairs, as though the universe was a sealed machine, set and started by the Creator ages ago and running ever since in ways Immutably determined at the beginning.

Generations ago, G. K. Chesterton was promoting the gospel to an industrial age that conceived of the world as a self - sustaining machine.

And this idea of a great machine is one of the great misconceptions of our age, haunting the biologist now as it haunted the thinkers of the nineteenth century when Tennyson wrote, «The stars, she whispers, blindly run.»

For simple machines like a bicycle we also find the earliest stages of an explanation, which can be classified as mechanical and which looks away from a self - propelled movement and switches over to external influences; from seven to eight years of age the child is, in the realm of mechanical things, capable of understanding movements in function of transmissions (RME 221 - 266).

Religion is the oldest marketing machine in the ages, convert thy heathens!

The Spiritual Age of Machines: When Computers Exceed Human Intelligence.

«For all we know,» Eric Hoffer once wrote, «one of the reasons that other civilizations, with all their ingenuity and skill, did not develop a machine age is that they lacked a God whom they could readily turn into an all - powerful engineer.

For has not the mighty Jehovah performed from the beginning of time the feats that our machine age is even now aspiring to achieve?»

In an age of machine mass production of identical items, individuality is in danger.

In a machine dominated age we tend to scrutinize the natural world for patterns that we are familiar with from observing the products of engineering and cybernetics.

Due to his age and his contract running out the Blues goal - machine could be available for as little as # 5million but Chelsea will be wanting closer to # 10million.

Craft South is also Nashville's first exclusive Janome Sewing Machine delaership which is supported by an open sewing & crafting studio with a full calender of creative workshops for all ages.

You and your child ages 3 - 5 can learn about flying machines of the past and create your own kite to send skyward at this engaging activity at the North Carolina Museum of History.

I got my own sewing machine for my birthday one year, but I only really made things with straight lines, like simple curtains, for ages, until I decided to give purse making, patchwork and sewing my own clothes a go in the last year.

Luckily, in this day and age, we have machines to do most of the hard work for us.

In a report to be released on Tuesday, a group of 300 retired military officers said school - age children are eating 400 billion excess calories a year - the equivalent of 2 billion candy bars - from junk food sold in such machines as well as in snack bars and cafeterias that should be off - limits.

White noise machines could also benefit families who have multiple children who are different ages.

Between the ages of 8 - 10, most kids mature enough to have full responsibility of loading the washing machine and dryer as well as cleaning the washing machine or cleaning the dryer.

Machine washable, it holds newborns (from 8 pounds) to 3 years of age.

In its recent report, Still Too Fat to Fight, the nonprofit Mission: Readiness, which is run by retired military leaders, found that roughly 25 percent of young adults ages 17 to 24 are too overweight to qualify for military service and it targeted junk food vending machines in schools as a contributor to this problem.