Sentences with phrase «whether human intelligence»

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As the fourth industrial revolution, otherwise known as Industry 4.0 or I4.0, builds momentum around artificial intelligence, robotics and machine learning, one of the biggest concerns expressed is whether human workers will be replaced by robots.

Joey Camire explores whether or not AI should have human rights, and the difference between intelligence and consciousness.

And Whitehead says that he does not think it is inevitable that the human mind spatializes, though it often does this, and when it does, one way or another, whether through partiality or something else, it deforms the object of knowledge and of experience... [But] Bergson believed that, at least to some significant degree, the spatializing tendencies of the human intellect and of human intelligence, can be overcome by a biology and a physics that is less mechanistic.

Since God transcends any of the categories of human intelligence into which we may try to fit Him, the only question is whether we do less injustice to His majesty by referring to Him in personal pronouns, or by using impersonal abstract nouns, such as «Ground of Being» and «First Cause.»

Finding the right things to lump together and the right words to focus attention on critical transitions is the special work of human intelligence — whether applied to history or to everyday encounters with the world.»

The research, published in the journal Intelligence, looked at whether dog intelligence is structured in a similar way aIntelligence, looked at whether dog intelligence is structured in a similar way aintelligence is structured in a similar way as in humans.

The findings suggest the human brain is more receptive to the message that intelligence comes from the environment, regardless of whether it's true.

A Georgia Tech professor recently offered an alternative to the celebrated «Turing Test» to determine whether a machine or computer program exhibits human - level intelligence.

Unbeknownst to Caleb, he has come to be the human equivalent in a Turing test of Nathan's robotic creation — to meet and interact with Nathan's «Ava» (the truly incredible Alicia Vikander) in an attempt to discern whether or not she has actual artificial intelligence.

Although Caleb is excited just to have the opportunity to meet and hang out with the tech genius, Nathan has other plans: namely, to enlist Caleb's assistance in conducting a Turing test on his newest creation, an incredibly lifelike robot named Ava (Alicia Vikander), in order to determine whether the artificial intelligence can pass as human.

Caleb rightfully protests that a Turing test is supposed to be about whether or not an artificial intelligence can pass for human and Ava has already been revealed as a robot.

The monolith — whether it represents a divine being or an alien intelligence — bestowed tools upon the prehistoric humans, and they proceeded to kill each other.

Rachel McAdams brings her typical resolute intelligence to Sacha Pfeiffer, another of Spotlight's four - person team: whether quietly interviewing abuse victims or caught off guard coming face to face with one of the accused priests, she's entirely human and it's telling how often McCarthy chooses to resolve a scene on a look from her.

Intelligence is one of the most divine gift to all human whether he / she is poor or rich which itself a self - responsibility to protect the same by respecting interdependency.The fragmentation of societies and nations has not brought us isolation from the troubles of others.

Intelligence is one of the most divine gift to all human whether he / she is poor or rich which itself a self - responsibility to protect the same by respecting interdependency.

It remains highly questionable whether psychometric theories, which are neither the whole story of human intelligence nor terribly useful to teachers, can do anything similar.

This episode underscores several important issues that relate to increased reliance on robotics, artificial intelligence and automation: As robots, computers and software become more ubiquitous in our everyday lives, performing tasks that used to be the sole province of humans, it's fair to wonder whether the laws and regulations designed to protect those humans are sufficient or whether new laws are necessary.

Despite the general acceptance of IQ scores, scientists and researchers also question whether emotional and environmental factors are a significant part of human intelligence as well.

The IBI scale is based on implicit beliefs about human attributes, specifically intelligence, and assesses whether one believes that intelligence is a trait - like fixed attribute that can not be changed (i.e., entity theory), or is malleable and can be improved (i.e., incremental theory).