Sentences with phrase «human input»

An autonomous vehicle is a vehicle that is capable of navigating itself without human input.

They need to leverage technology for all the processes which do not require human input, and free up more time for the humans to handle the rest.

It's alive in your hands and underneath you, a machine that relies on human inputs rather than those of a computer.

This will eventually set the stage for AI to design book covers without the need for human input.

Thus fossil fuel carbon is the crucial human input that must be limited.

What does it take to build a robot that can, for a period of time, perform tasks and make decisions with little human input?

They have a different human input device, so they should run an operating system and apps built for that type of input.

Many who've relied on traditional methods are coming around to using software that adds human input for a more complete picture.

In contrast, conventional approaches require many separate steps involving human input, taking as long as several weeks.

It's all automatic: the only human input is defining the boundaries of the field to be surveyed.

In short, having a relationship coach for women over 40 who provides you with all three basic human inputs greatly enhances the chance that you will find true love.

When you work directly with a broker or a financial advisor, you get human input on your investment choices.

First, the crisis in climate change, and the realization that human inputs play some role, has made leaders everywhere realize that we are burning up the world's resources too fast.

Some of this technology has the potential to reduce or replace human input, but will it lead to better outcomes?

So while quantitative investing may automate much of the investment process it still requires human input.

Even if the car is capable of maintaining a position in the center of the lane, they all have some sort of hand detection system that checks for human input.

Thus fossil fuel carbon is the crucial human input that must be limited.

I too think that global warming has little to do with human input and a lot to do with solar, and possibly galactic influences (in that our passage during galactic rotation may take us through zones that influence solar variation)

NLU refers to the ways in which a machine is able to interpret unstructured sentences from human input.

MT > 3's Rothman noted that more powerful machine learning means «systems will require less human input to provide results.»

This includes human - supervised autonomous weapon systems that are designed to allow human operators to override operation of the weapon system, but can select and engage targets without further human input after activation.»

The second is just the difficulty of modeling the systems (including human inputs) over multicentury timescales.

Level 4 cars can operate autonomously in fully mapped areas but would need human input in unmapped locations and in extreme weather that totally obscures visibility.

Arguments from uncertainty support vigorous action to reduce human inputs to within natural bounds, rather than license to continue to act outside them.

While funding for the project eventually ran out, a follow up to Greening the Desert showed how effectively the gardens generated fertile soil, even without much human input.

Because such spending («rent» in economese) is a lot and can never reward human input, it motivates different behavior than does paying workers or investors only for their contributions.

I realize that Lexisweb is created by automation, and that there is little human input into the way things are ranked.

It enables our clients to move their business from manual to fully AI driven automation processes with minimal human input including:

Using AI to craft better marketing messages would be a huge upgrade to what they are currently doing, but not necessarily replace the humans, as these services require human input first, then human review afterward.

See, the device, like the larger Google Home, can be manually activated by holding down on the center of the fabric; some early units were too sensitive and saw this touch panel activate with no actual human input.

«Companies that adapt will develop a deeper understanding of their clients» needs while simultaneously operating with lower reliance on human input — and thus lower costs,» says Watson.

Today's fryers, for example, can cycle on and off automatically, filter oil without human input and use less oil.

The Velar expertly and confidently handled the tricky trail through the eastern San Bernardino Mountains, its forward progress easily managed either by human inputs or the ATPC, which will crawl you along at your chosen speed within its operational range of 2.2 mph and 18 mph.

«The positive side of ARS is that it needs less human input....

They are in reality microcomputers that work as a headphone, headset, tracker and human input device.

More so, climate change even without a runaway greenhouse lags the change in greenhouse gases; we experience the transients and the final degree of climate change continues, even in the absence of any further human inputs, via feedback processes that have been activated — glacial melting that makes the earth absorb a greater fraction of solar energy on darker surfaces, the aforementioned CO2 release from soil respiration, etc..

Does this mean that the end result may need a bit more human input than some of the other AI systems out there which seek to absorb as much of the human labour as possible into the automated process (at least once the training is completed)?

Whereby the brand name product comes directly from the manufacturer with several quality control measures taken during its production, compounding pharmacies require human input to create the product, and this inherently leads to mistakes.