Sentences with phrase «how obsolete that technology»

I was interested in what shorthand signified, the attempt of the human being to become a machine in order to record and the potential parallel that could exist between that and some of the aspirations of movie cameras and how obsolete that technology is today.

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Tesla's much - anticipated debut of an electric semi-truck on Thursday night has spurred debate about the future of trucking, especially how advances in autonomous driving technology could make many truck driving jobs obsolete.

Sereno mentioned the pace of the obsolescence of technology, how «something is obsolete before we even let the dust settle on it.»

So recognising that touchscreen technology is the way we all engage with content, how do schools ensure they are investing wisely, in something that is not going to be obsolete tomorrow?

Rather than focusing on teaching specific technologies that may quickly become obsolete, prepare teachers to learn how to learn about new technologies that will emerge throughout their professional careers.

His work reflects on the quick pace of technology and how easily we forget what is deemed obsolete.

Some attorneys may resist this transformation out of fear that new technologies might change how they practice law or even make their jobs obsolete.

Together the panelists discuss how technology is changing the procurement process and legal purchases, the need for legal business models to adapt to current economic standards, and whether artificial intelligence will render lawyers obsolete in the future.

In this case, while the company provided a well - defined contract waterfall and new business pipeline, CSP were required, among other issues, to determine: how many units were likely to be procured by US and allied foreign military customers, and when; whether the company's technology was at risk of being obsoleted; and, whether new business capture probabilities driving forecast growth were based on sound assumptions.

In the LCO's Defamation in the Age of the Internet project, the organization is looking at how advances in communications technology have made certain laws obsolete.

New technology is making many jobs obsolete, and the main concern of most people is how to stay competitive in an ever - changing job market.

Technology and evolving consumer behavior is reshaping real estate: it will change how civil engineers and architects design buildings, and it will make certain buildings obsolete.

Rather than worrying about how artificial intelligence might make you obsolete, learn how you can take advantage of this burgeoning technology.