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The software sensibility at Ushahidi is still at play when we wondered how can we use the cloud to be more intelligent so that you can analyze the different networks, and whenever you switch on the backup, you pick on the fastest network, so we'll have multi-SIM capability so that you can put multiple SIMs, and if one network is faster, that's the one you hop on, and if the up time on that is not very good, then you hop onto the next one.
You're reading about this smart stuff, this intelligent dissection of the immune system.
Sure, we might still choose to have some human jobs or to give humans income and purpose with our jobs, but AGI will in any case transform life as we know it with humans no longer being the most intelligent.
And they share 97 percent of our DNA and are incredibly intelligent, so it's so exciting to think of all the opportunities that we have via technology and the Internet to really enrich their lives and open up their world.
And what you've seen tonight tells you that we should not restrict this network to one species, that these other intelligent, sentient species should be part of the system too.
More trust is not an intelligent aim in this life.
It brings together intelligent machines, advanced analytics, and the creativity of people at work.
So we are moving to a world where the machines we work with are not just intelligent; they are brilliant.
It's a world where information itself becomes intelligent and comes to us automatically when we need it without having to look for it.
They thought it was more intelligent, more committed, a better member of the team, contributed to the success of the team more.
(Music ends) (Applause) Just to introduce the last robot that we've worked on, it came out of something surprising that we found: Some point people didn't care about the robot being intelligent, able to improvise and listen, and do all these embodied intelligence things that I spent years developing.
Narrator: Recent research in cosmology has suggested that universes that produce more disorder, or "entropy," over their lifetimes should tend to have more favorable conditions for the existence of intelligent beings such as ourselves.
What if intelligent behavior doesn't just correlate with the production of long-term entropy, but actually emerges directly from it?
Alex Wissner-Gross: So what you've just seen is that a variety of signature human intelligent cognitive behaviors such as tool use and walking upright and social cooperation all follow from a single equation, which drives a system to maximize its future freedom of action.
It's not that machines first become intelligent and then megalomaniacal and try to take over the world.
It's intelligent and has cameras, lidar and radar, so it can detect and avoid unexpected obstacles.
Somewhere in some other planet, orbiting some very distant star, maybe in a another galaxy, there could well be entities that are at least as intelligent as we are, and are interested in science.
We are more intelligent than a mere rat, to be sure, but our brains have the same basic structure, the same types of cells, the same chemicals running through them, and the same parasites.
That means intelligent people are in this angle.
This scenario, of this civilization, was about becoming powerful, intelligent, like this idea we have invented, this concept of God.
They were not intelligent.
EDI: A computer would deserve to be called intelligent if it deceived a human into believing it was human.
Congress, it may strike you as impossible, but actually did something intelligent in 1994, and passed the Home Ownership and Equity Protection Act that gave the Fed, and only the Federal Reserve, the explicit, statutory authority to ban liar's loans by every lender, whether or not they had federal deposit insurance.
This kind, intelligent young man from New Jersey had just committed suicide.
Artificial intelligence might give us the power to create intelligent agents with abilities greater than our own.
We have gut feelings, instincts, emotions, and they affect our judgments and our actions for good and for evil, but we are also capable of rational deliberation and intelligent planning, and we can use these to, in some cases, accelerate and nourish our emotions, and in other cases staunch them.
The idea is not that photons are intelligent or thinking.
What about the artificially intelligent system in the movie "Her," Samantha?
If that's right, it raises pretty serious ethical issues about both the ethics of developing intelligent computer systems and the ethics of turning them off.
So that's when I started reading everything I could about psychoactive drugs: the history, the science, the politics, all of it, and the more one read, the more it hit you how a thoughtful, enlightened, intelligent approach took you over here, whereas the politics and laws of my country were taking you over here.
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