Concerns in sentence

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And I think, understandably, engineers look at those concerns and look for technological fixes.

So imagine we hit upon a design of superintelligent AI that has no safety concerns.

Now, this may in fact be the safest and only prudent path forward, but usually one's safety concerns about a technology have to be pretty much worked out before you stick it inside your head.

And now I was going to represent their concerns in government.

And so when we integrate these things together, what this means is that now we can think about the future where someone like Jane can still go about living her normal daily life, she can be monitored, it can be done in a way where she doesn't have to get another job to pay her data plan, and we can also address some of her concerns about privacy.

I had deep concerns for the suffering of others and a strong desire to help and bring relief to them.

You need to respect privacy concerns, for example by anonymizing the data.

You see Brexit and you see the concerns of populism across all of the European states.

While these concerns sound legitimate, I realized that not including children in city planning was a bigger design problem.

Every new media technology raises privacy concerns.

Health concerns when there is no health system are also terrifying.

His budget has not increased by 25 percent; it has decreased by 20 percent, as funding has flowed to security concerns and to short-term relief efforts.

I usually tier two concerns, two arguments.

It seems to me that this may be one key to provoking at least a constructive conversation between the different sides here, because I think everyone can agree that the start point of a lot of the anger that's propelled us to where we are is because of the legitimate concerns about job loss.

CA: Yuval, there's a belief among many technologists, certainly, that political concerns are kind of overblown, that actually, political leaders don't have that much influence in the world, that the real determination of humanity at this point is by science, by invention, by companies, by many things other than political leaders, and it's actually very hard for leaders to do much, so we're actually worrying about nothing here.

I think there was a huge swath of the population that feels like Washington never listens to them, you know, a good part of the middle of America, not just the coasts, and he was somebody they felt was listening to their concerns.

I started this advice column called "Dear Mona," where people would write to me with questions and concerns and I'd try to answer them with data.

While such concerns must be taken very seriously, they are not invincible.

One of the big concerns is as ocean acidity increases, the concentration of carbonate ions in seawater decrease.

These are the same concerns that come up in district after district, time and again around the country as school start times are debated.

And they're legitimate concerns, but these are problems we have to work through.

I truly believe this, that the biggest question in the 21st century concerns our duty to strangers.

Before you panic, I believe that there are solutions to these concerns, but we have to start by focusing on the right things.

But this is TED, and so I want to share with you some concerns, and then make a proposal.

The Fourth Industrial Revolution, now, you guys know so much better than I do, but here's the thing that concerns me.

Teenagers and young adults are not exactly known for making decisions that are predicated on health concerns.

They're astounding not just for the scale of the difference of this one shift in our city-making habit but also because each one represents a special interest group, a special interest group that used to advocate for their concerns one at a time.

What are your concerns or issues about them?

The action is set in Ancient Greece, but like many of Shakespeare’s plays it reflects his contemporary concerns.

Instead of coming from a place of judgment, we are genuinely interested in the other person's experiences, their values and their concerns.

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