Sentences with phrase «human and machine becomes»

The BAM web site states, «In Matthew Barney's Hoist, human and machine become one as a man suspended under a 50 - ton truck makes love with the greased - up, rotating driveshaft.»

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Machines will quickly become significantly smarter than humans when they achieve human level intelligence, Hassabis and several other AI leaders said in a YouTube video published in January.

Talking about the future of AI, he said he could foresee a time when, in order to stay relevant in a robot world, humans would merge with computers and machines to become cyborgs.

Prof Crook is sceptical of the speculative futures (dystopian or otherwise) envisaged by sci - fi films where an AI «singularity» occurs and machines become self - aware as they transcend the intelligence of their human creators.

11.10.2012 New Franchise for Military Veterans Tackles America's Obesity Crisis Military veterans across the nation are becoming health and nutrition activists by starting a veteran - owned franchise with HUMAN Healthy Vending — the nation's leading franchisor of socially - responsible healthy vending machine businesses.

HUMAN Healthy Vending veteran franchise owners look forward to ensuring that junk food vending machines are replaced with healthy vending and that healthful food options become the norm in schools all over the world.

Military veterans across the nation are becoming health and nutrition activists by starting a veteran - owned franchise with HUMAN Healthy Vending (http://www.healthyvending.com)-- the nation's leading franchisor of socially - responsible healthy vending machine businesses.

HUMAN Healthy Vending (http://www.healthyvending.com), the nation's leading franchisor of healthy vending machine businesses, has strengthened its commitment to social and environmental stewardship by being the first in the vending industry to become a Certified B Corporation.

«As the human - machine interaction becomes more sophisticated, we will see fewer and fewer disabilities.

30 INFORMATION OVERLOAD Futurist Ray Kurzweil talks expansively about the coming «singularity,» a moment when human and machine intelligence become indistinguishable and the pace of progress accelerates unimaginably.

My prediction is that tomorrow's machines will become indistinguishable from biological humans, and they will share in the spiritual value we ascribe to consciousness.

What he was writing about was his semi-Marxist view of the darker side of the human future — how capitalists might turn into Eloi and the proletariat become Morlocks — and the only way available to him to make a story out of it was to pretend that time was a dimension as traversable as any other, and that therefore a machine to travel through it was possible.

Now that machine vision and other pattern - based techniques are becoming reliable, it is finally conceivable for Web pages to use each other at the user - interface level, the same way that humans use them.

Like the image - recognition software already deployed in commercial photo apps, these systems lend the impression that machines have become increasingly capable of replicating human cognition: identifying images or sounds, and now speed reading text passages and spewing back answers with human - level accuracy.

The duo debunks the theory of politicians and other alarmists that playing video games leads to teen violence by handing over a real semiautomatic weapon to a nine - year - old video game player to see if he becomes a human killing machine.

This third film, The Bourne Ultimatum, directed again by Paul Greengrass and welcoming several key players (Joan Allen, Julia Stiles, Damon, screenwriter Tony Gilroy, DP Oliver Wood) back into the fold, ties both strings together: Bourne inhabiting his potential as something of an unparalleled killing machine while, simultaneously, becoming more human in his machine - like purposefulness.

Taking place in a dystopian future where humans have once again formed tribes and the machines of their ancestors have become sentient creatures, you play as Aloy, an outcast in search of the truth of her past and the world she lives in.

Reese is the erstwhile hero of the tale; after going back in time from 2029 and battling the original Terminator, he saved Sarah so that she could later give birth to John, the man who would lead the humans against the killing machines of Skynet, a computer entity that became part of our everyday lives — and then took over.

Students become a part of the learning process with activities about plant and animal adaptations, the human body, matter, force and motion, simple machines, the solar system, and more!

Audi has become known for cutting - edge lighting solutions, bold grilles integrated into restrained exterior designs, and advancements in human - machine interface — future visions of which are represented on the Audi Prologue concept.

«If the driver is disengaged, I've seen one study that suggests that it can take as long as 7 seconds for him to become aware of the environment he's operating in,» says Walter Sullivan, a human - machine interface expert at Elektrobit, a Finnish engineering company specializing in wireless and automotive tech.

Extended Reality (XR), a combination of real and virtual world and human - machine interaction, includes Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), Mixed Reality (MR) technologies that have become more mainstream over the past few years.

Ray Kurzweil, author of The Singularity is Near, has predicted that within a matter of decades, machines will become so integrated in not only the human environment, but within the human anatomy, that you will be able to send emails by thought, and eventually upload information into your conscious mind through flash drives.

Seventeen - year - old Elijah Brighton wants to become an ascender — a post-Singularity human / machine hybrid — after all, they're smarter, more enlightened, more compassionate, and above all, achingly beautiful.

For those who have not seen the Matrix, the Matrix is about a world that is dominated by human - made machines which became self - aware and enslaved humanity.

For that, you get a new cybernetic body, part human part machine, and become a Warden of the Crucible fighting «the beasts» which attack outposts and have for over a thousand years.

Become Human through the eyes of Androids: E volve and experience the emerging sense of true emotions and discover what it really means to be human through the eyes of a machine wanting to beHuman through the eyes of Androids: E volve and experience the emerging sense of true emotions and discover what it really means to be human through the eyes of a machine wanting to behuman through the eyes of a machine wanting to be free

In the game, developed in collaboration with Eugene Jarvis of Robotron 2048 and Smash TV fame, humans have become deeply dependent on technology, while around them, machines have reached consciousness and surpassed human intelligence ten-fold.

Philosopher and ethnobotanist Terrence McKenna believed that the boundaries between machines, animals, plants, biotechnology, and art were becoming more fluid and would lead to a transformation of human consciousness, and he traveled to the Amazon in search of transformative experience, which he found through indigenous shamanism and the psychoactive plant «ayahuasca».

But the project also emerges from my broader interest in exploring how hybridities (of cultures, races, and ethnicities; humans and machines; etc.) are becoming more apparent, but also more fraught and confounding in American society.

Recognising that technology has become an architect of emotion in the hybrid space of contemporary life, Deja's work compels the viewer to consider him or herself through this self - reflective intertwining of humans and machines.

The vocabulary of fungi, plants, and industrial machines became vehicles for the artist's reflections on mechanized production and the human impulse to impose order and control over creative and natural forces.

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.

His recent images are becoming more abstract and introduce new subjects of reflection, such as the relationship between humans and machines.

In his point entitled Human + Machine > Human, Ambrogi focuses on eDiscovery analysis and notes that 2014 was the year where these technologies became accepted as essential and commonplace.

At levels of autonomy below Level 5, the driver remains an additional factor in the liability framework and, crucially, it becomes important to understand who or what has mechanical control of the vehicle at any particular point and how the human - machine interface deals with handover of driving functions from machine to human and vice versa.

It becomes merely a cost to be minimized and managed rather than a noble calling, with ranks of honourable souls striving to make human society a better place for all and just one more piece of the corporate machine to be done cheaper elsewhere.

We have increasingly capable machines that are becoming more pervasive, smartphones and tablets are everywhere, and the «Internet of Things» will bring even more connections between devices and humans.

As I have said before, as we lawyers become marginalized by the machine, our role and value will be in extolling expert niche specialism and experience, delivering extraordinary customer service with exceptional emotional intelligence (EI), and being uniquely human.

For, as the legal buyer grows increasingly aware of all the options available in the marketplace and just like google search is becoming increasingly accurate, the client will expect lawyering to become so too, whether delivered by the human or the machine, or a blend of both.

As machines become more intelligent it is inevitable that the machine will move up the legal vertical and do more replacing of human lawyers than supporting.

And the issue is likely to gain traction as machine learning and predictive coding become more sophisticated, particularly since with deep learning (which learn autonomously), algorithms can reach a point where humans can often no longer explain or understand them, says Nicolas Vermeys, assistant director at Cyberjustice Laboratory in MontreAnd the issue is likely to gain traction as machine learning and predictive coding become more sophisticated, particularly since with deep learning (which learn autonomously), algorithms can reach a point where humans can often no longer explain or understand them, says Nicolas Vermeys, assistant director at Cyberjustice Laboratory in Montreand predictive coding become more sophisticated, particularly since with deep learning (which learn autonomously), algorithms can reach a point where humans can often no longer explain or understand them, says Nicolas Vermeys, assistant director at Cyberjustice Laboratory in Montreal.

For drivers who are supposedly Uber's «partners,» the experience has to be a little disheartening: it's becoming more and more clear that Uber drivers are merely cogs in an algorithmic machine, test pilots for a system that would run even more smoothly if they didn't have to worry about human drivers at all.

How much ever brilliant and intelligent these machines might become, but they'll always lack one thing, the human touch.

Human evolution has, over time, regressed to a tribal hunter - gatherer existence, surviving amongst towering forests, imposing mountain ranges and the atmospheric ruins of a bygone civilisation — while the savage machines have become all - powerful.

Thus Solidity has a chance to eventually become a medium for communications between a human being and a machine.