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Now, based on the assumption that we've got smart adults here, the most important thing we can teach them is how our business works.
They're not going to be smart.
I don't think the solutions that I proposed are good enough or smart enough.
I think the big problem is that we're not smart enough to understand which of the problems we're facing are good enough.
I think that we're pretty smart, as compared to chimpanzees, but we're not smart enough to deal with the colossal problems that we face, either in abstract mathematics or in figuring out economies, or balancing the world around.
And I hope, in the next few years, to show that this will lead to smart machines.
And I'm supposed to do all kinds of intellectual play so they'll grow up smart.
Don't worry, relax, no, relax, it's a robot, it's smart!
SunBox is a smart solar kit that we source from China, and we engineer it to fit the market need.
So when Linet was accepted in one of the top national high schools after eighth grade, Momposhi was bursting with pride and went around the village telling everyone how proud and how smart his daughter was.
The people who create these games are smart.
But I think what happened was, "Boss, you are a smart, powerful and handsome man.
Or look at the World Economic Forum, which is developing smart city protocols.
And the reason is that today, we have reached a scale of computing and datasets that was necessary to make machines smart.
That is exciting, because it relieves the software engineer of the need of being super smart, and pushes the burden towards the data.
The type of people who were drawn to writing an encyclopedia for fun tend to be pretty smart people.
Closer to home, we have thousands of stories like this, and smart stories, stories that have a great outcome.
But the problem is that groups are only smart when the people in them are as independent as possible.
And I saw this really smart critic who I love, this woman Joan Acocella, who's a friend of mine.
Well, I always say it's important that you are smart, but every once in a while it's good to be lucky.
A smart crowd, by all accounts, so I wouldn't be surprised at all.
Instead, we need to create technology which changes makers of things, people who make your chairs and clothes and everything else, into makers of smart things, enable them to do that.
We then took these yarns and gave them to the factory, which is making textiles, and we wove our smart textile using regular machines in a variety of colors and materials, and we gave those textiles to a tailor in Savile Row in London.
That's what it looks like, and it's a small device which will be connected to things we want to make smart and connected and interactive.
With no human at the wheel, the car needs smart eyes, sensors that’ll resolve these details— no matter the environment, weather, or how dark it is— all in a split-second.
From their new vantage, these smart eyes will probe and see more thoroughly than anything nature could’ve imagined— and help navigate any number of obstacles.
DB: Because we're smart.
That brain has to outwit other big, smart brains that are trying to eat it, and that includes porpoises and seals and barracudas and sharks and even us humans.
Let's go back to that smart skin for a few moments.
And moreover, there's been the recent discovery of light-sensing molecules in the skin of octopus which may pave the way to, eventually, smart materials that sense and respond on their own.
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