Sentences with phrase «alignment problem when»
Gates brought up the values alignment problem when it comes to AI: «One thing to make sure the people who create the first strong AI have the right values and ideally that it isn't just one group way out in front of others.
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Then, one day, I read that when an oven door becomes out of alignment (more of a problem with lightweight oven doors, on lower - end model ovens), the oven door might not close, and seal, properly around the door frame anymore.
When it continues into the school years, it may cause problems with the proper growth of the mouth and alignment of the teeth.
Judith Wallerstein cautions us that a serious problem exists when a child and a parent of either sex joins forces in an alignment against the other parent's lifestyle, values or identity.
When the Structural Alignment is restored, problems related to abnormalities in the spine and nervous system resolve.
Improper wheel alignment can cause handling problems, increased tire wear and it's very uncomfortable to drive when the car constantly pulls to one side.
It rode nice except when the alignment problems happened.
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Sometimes, these teeth must be extracted to allow adult teeth to develop with proper alignment and prevent gum problems that may develop when food and other debris wedge between teeth that are too close together.
When children get caught in the middle of parental conflict, they are at risk for many psychosocial problems, including alignment with one parent against the other (e.g., Amato, 1994; Johnston, 1994; Wallerstein, Lewis, & Blakeslee, 2001; Wallerstein & Blakeslee, 1996).