Sentences with phrase «of human labour»

My strategy is founded on the fight against hatred, for the dignity of human labour.

And, of course, why nuclear if coal, gas and oil are cheaper and therefore (because less in need of human labour) cleaner.

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)?

Google itself, which has 46,000 employees, has placed big bets on automation over some existing forms of human labour, with a series of acquisitions of robot start - ups late last year.

A mysterious power transforms the results of the human labour into «commodities», endows them with «value,» and makes them exchangeable for other commodities of equal value.

Instead of profit maximization for self or a small group, service to all would be a powerful motivation for creativity and a fair distribution of natural resources and of the fruit of human labour.

This system significantly reduces the amount of human labour required for fresh produce sorting, and significantly speeds up the sorting process, as it works at up to 15 pieces per second per lane.

So it isn't an exact model: if domestic servants value productivity differs from (say) video game programmers, the price of the commodities they contribute to won't express the actual number of human hours of labour, but only the number of hours of human labour that our society (through market, production, class war) deems socially average.

These numbered stones, with their inherent contrast of human labour and the monumental timescale of geology, catalyse thoughts of mortality, of catalogues of the vanished and anonymous.

AM I STILL EMPLOYED: JOBS, JOYS, AND WHAT DO YOU DO LECTURE AND CONVERSATION Head of Research, Dubai Future Foundation Jessica Bland with Shumon Basar For hundreds of years, new waves of technology have motivated fresh fears of automation of human labour.

These machines have minimised the cost of human labour, eliminating the need for sales clerks.

The man who spent his early life as a worker behind the Iron Curtain became the instrument of the Holy Spirit in teaching the world about the true dignity of man, of human labour, and about the unfathomable power of Divine Mercy to transform evil into good, despair into hope, and oppression into freedom.

It is in that sense that the program has been aptly described as the «commodification» of human labour.