machines would spin too fast for the human eye to see.
machines to China.
machines are getting better.
Machines get better at 10% per year throughout the economy starting today, and then that automation gives you more ideas, gives you more automation.
machines replacing people and and different types of jobs, it becomes more
Machines do not think.
Machines do not have qualia.
machines , but we're actually going to couple that with a wage increase or we're going to couple that with a 35-hour work week or earlier
machines .
Machines tend to be favored in people's opinion when it comes to replacing jobs compared to replacing people
Machines and robots are very good at structured environments, moving boxes on assembly lines.
Machines can be changed.
Machines can be added to, modified, another rotor can be put on the Enigma.
machines to make decisions for high stakes kinds of environments like, let's say, credit approval, loan approval, or recruiting, and so on?
Machines may carry out functions with different degrees of automation, but ultimately, human judgments are required to comply with those laws.
machines more complicated.
machines , manual pour over methods.
Machines won't do meaning.
Machines today they have tons of memory anyhow.
Machines -- machines that play chess, machines that juggle, machines that are flame-throwing trumpets, and yeah, how about the curation of information theory?
Machines have been replacing blue collar jobs.
Machines could get better and better.
machines that were the computers at the time they still trusted the human computers and because they were African-American they were called
machines like this they're kind of more boxy um and stuff they usually work in the X and Y as the extruder and then the
machines when I was a a working work a day engineer um we have done that you
machines that can perform functions there's almost existing technology on that side the stuff that you guys work on in sensory perception side we make
machines in a way that people will find
machines for living in and as the data piles up and you realize the scale of the problems that cities are intended to
machines that I came up with this idea of the inventor's notebook the inventor's notebook allowed me to sort
Machines will be. That is, the machines that people make and program.
Machines aren't people, even if we build them to talk, and to walk, and to chew gum like we do.
Machines and computers actually don't perform jobs, this is misunderstood.
Machines do act on their own in response to their environments for certain periods of time.
Machines are not people.
Machines aren't people, even if we build them to talk and walk and chew gum the way that we do.
Machines and computers don't perform jobs.
Machines are becoming increasingly capable.
Machines will never be creative.
Machines will never think.
machines --even though we can do it--to make machines that would kill people, even if they're enemies of ours.
machines would come to 600 billion.
machines .
machines hunt fish camp hardly rather we leave these institutions with only one small skill trading Commodities
machines and that experience changed the way I
machines that we like to call our cars so here's your choices he's currently making a comeback he
machines parents who talked about what the Jones is down the street perhaps are
machines that we made they're both reversible there's nothing inevitable about either
machines and so forth he takes them to Europe to visit breweries um
Machines can do that now by any definition they can do that in lots of different domains.
machines that thing and therefore there could be an artificial intelligence just like there's a biological intelligence.