Autonomous weapons select and fire on targets without human intervention.
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Over time these systems require less and less human intervention.
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Wild horses are a little less dependent on human intervention.
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No amount of human intervention would ever exhaust its resources.
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Some even dream of autonomous supply chains requiring no human intervention.
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They enable drones to complete activities without needing any human intervention.
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Historically, the big tech companies haven't been good at human intervention.
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The only human intervention would be one click of a button.
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But the trees that are there are down to human intervention.
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The bot is producing meaningful, original music largely without human intervention.
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Today, 93 percent of the accidents are due to human intervention.
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In Mr. Williams's case, human intervention seems to have been necessary.
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Paradoxically, for nature to retake its course, human intervention is required.
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It's intended to withstand global disaster and operate without human intervention.
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It's a really hard thing, actually, not to have human intervention.
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Moreover, the drone may even perform basic tasks, without any human intervention.
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Google's Waymo clocks in almost 5,600 miles until human intervention in California.
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The edge case/remaining 5-10 percent still depends on human intervention.
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The answer isn't to have better human intervention or more editorial standards.
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And, it could eventually recommend winning marketing strategies without any human intervention.
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Monterey's coastal critters have had a tumultuous history, thanks to human intervention.
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This allows the algorithms to improve over time, and without human intervention.
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Some people would say that's human intervention and so it's not natural.
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Because of human intervention and the forces of nature, only 21875 survive.
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The level of human intervention before publishing is up to the clients.
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Presently, self-driving cars that don't require any human intervention are only theoretical.
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Without human intervention, robot garages generate savings on labor, ventilation and lighting costs.
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That is, Level 4 or Level 5 autonomy that doesn't require human intervention.
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Ecosystem services are things that nature does for us without any human intervention.
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The endgame is for these cars to drive themselves, with no human intervention.
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Over and over, human intervention is needed to correct the "judgment" of algorithms.
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Opposite the wall, another interactive exhibit documents how climate changed before human intervention.
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Indeed, as BuzzFeed News reported, the company completed five tests without human intervention.
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They are designed to reload their payload and swap out batteries without human intervention.
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The planet is still here, though bruised and broken, grown over by human intervention.
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"Ultimately, the aim is to limit human intervention and automate everything," adds Laurent Cazes.
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And they will only require human intervention during short, scheduled periods, for maintenance purposes.
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However, human intervention with J35 and her calf is off the table for now.
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Harambe, Cecil, and Marius were all majestic animals that died because of human intervention.
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Watson could then label emotions that were present in a scene, without human intervention.
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But aggressive human intervention may also forever sever some links between hosts and parasites.
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Have we "saved" a species if it can survive only with sustained human intervention?
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And superposed on these statistical uncertainties is the final uncertainty of all: human intervention.
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Bot A Twitter bot is an automated account that publishes tweets without human intervention.
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Using artificial intelligence they are able to calibrate your credit worthiness without human intervention.
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"We might have to modify it a little with some human intervention," he said.
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They're increasingly autonomous, using A.I. and other technologies to make decisions without human intervention.
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They're increasingly autonomous, using A.I. and other technologies to make decisions without human intervention.
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It argued that the lack of human intervention in the forest would doom it.
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This is the height of human intervention in nature, and an advanced biotechnological feat.
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Proteus can run reconnaissance missions by itself over hundreds of miles without any human intervention.
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There might not be a person, but there is always a suggestion of human intervention.
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It needs human intervention if, say, a foul is called and a basket waved off.
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The difference between the two systems seems to be on the level of human intervention.
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Disputes do not go away because a computer can execute a transaction without human intervention.
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The goal of the trial is to charge autonomous electric vehicles without requiring "human intervention".
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The selling then cascaded through their computer systems in a way almost beyond human intervention.
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Changing the status quo is a messy, disruptive process – and one that requires human intervention.
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Latest research suggests that human intervention has postponed the beginning of the next ice age.
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Google's former self-driving car project, Waymo, only required human intervention for every 5,600 miles.
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Given the inherent ambiguity of language, spotting fake stories tends to require lots of human intervention.
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Importantly, once incorporated into the Bitcoin blockchain, these contracts require no trust and no human intervention.
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Kensho's software is constantly tweaking and broadening these suggested search terms, all with little human intervention.
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As one example, it will largely reduce the need for human intervention in the service sector.
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During a recent test drive, though, I was reminded that human intervention can still be needed.
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But for now, teams are more concerned with keeping their experimental programs running without human intervention.
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And when there seemed room for doubt, I was able to apply my own human intervention.
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Slat said the study confirms his strategy that ridding the ocean of plastic requires human intervention.
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The biggest obstacle to change may be people's assumptions that global warming is beyond human intervention.
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That resulted in a call to a Help Desk requiring human intervention to answer the question.
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The idea is to build facilities where self-driving electric vehicles can recharge without human intervention.
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It was fully self-propagating and moved quickly without any human intervention from system to system.
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And then there is Rechmaoui, who ups the ante by underlining unbridled human intervention and greed.
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Rapid DNA's approach consists of miniaturizing the extraction, amplification, separation and detection processes—all without human intervention.
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After three million miles on the road, its cars can drive thousands of miles without human intervention.
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Levandowski says the autonomous car drove by itself the entire 3,100-mile trip without any human intervention.
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Level four means the vehicles can drive on pre-mapped roads with little or no human intervention.
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To hospital managers, the idea of robots operating on patients without human intervention is an attractive one.
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For the system to be foolproof, it should not need—or allow—human intervention as a backup.
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There are cyborg accounts which sometimes post authored content, and sometimes post on autopilot, with no human intervention.
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It also underscores why human intervention and in-depth fundamental research are so critical to long-term performance.
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By using Lidar, Ford recently showed that its autonomous vehicles can drive in complete darkness without human intervention.
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The process includes image matching, increased human intervention to flag posts and remove accounts, and cross-platform collaboration.
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It's a little disappointing that occasionally there's some human intervention required to keep this Rube Goldberg contraption running.
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Imgur user Xanathon recently uploaded a haunting photoset that shows the effects of five years without human intervention.
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A driver will still be in the vehicle to take over in case human intervention is needed. Drive.
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Most of this can be accomplished without any human intervention, and what's more, without reinforcement plates or scaffolding.
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Administration, integration and connectivity should be as simple as possible and require the least amount in human intervention.
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A fully autonomous vehicle that could be driven without human intervention at any point is considered Level 4.
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Generally speaking, AI is a set of computer algorithms that can learn to make decisions without human intervention.
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It bans 2 million accounts per month, and reportedly catches 75 percent of those accounts without human intervention.
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It mastered the game in a matter of days with no human intervention other than inputting the rules.
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"This is what gets me excited, because it's automatically improving the algorithm with no human intervention," he said.
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SE: Very much so, but not in the way people think that it's going to substitute human intervention.
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"Both times human intervention made the difference," Hotez said, adding that the same could be true for coronavirus.
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Rather, what she encounters are desolate spaces that, despite being empty, bear the fingerprints of human intervention everywhere.
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The history of nuclear weapons is a history of paranoia, accidents, and human intervention preventing a global disaster.
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Mr. Musk has contended that Tesla's cars would be able to drive without human intervention by next year.
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Making artwork about climate change is inextricably tied to the history of human intervention in lands and waterways.
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Algorithmic trading relies on complicated mathematical formulas, with little to no human intervention, to buy or sell stocks.
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Both of these important bird groups have increased of late because of sustained human intervention on their behalf.
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Incredibly, the system learned to dominate the classic 3D puzzle in just 230 hours and without any human intervention.
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A software glitch is causing Samsung Smart TVs to spontaneously reboot, repeatedly turning off and on without human intervention.
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That means the car will be able to handle all driving responsibilities automatically without the need for human intervention.
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Still, Vitousek adds, "It's going to be very difficult to make this happen without a lot of human intervention."
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The result is rather marvelous: The researchers were able to print fully assembled robots, without any human intervention needed.
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The car drove around for several minutes, stopping at crossings and letting other vehicles pass without any human intervention.
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Or maybe you've designed a midair charging system that lets a swarm perk up flagging units without human intervention.
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But with wireless chargers, autonomous cars would be free to roam and recharge as needed, all without human intervention.
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We see robots as helping people because when we see the customization among 70,000 tools, it requires human intervention.
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It then navigates from a launch point in a populated office to the nearest identified exit without human intervention.
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Unlike the tricks ATLAS can perform, there is little human intervention required for this robot to learn to walk.
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Lattner's pieces raised big questions about AI-generated music for me: when does human intervention outweigh a machine's skill?
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The stones of the disintegrating cleits begin to look naturally occurring, left by geological events rather than human intervention.
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It tends to be used as an umbrella to describe wines made with minimal human intervention, organically or biodynamically.
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In our phone calls, bus drivers Abed and Jordan recounted a number of instances where human intervention made a difference.
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Computers can now train themselves on massive image databases to be able to identify key features, and without human intervention.
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In removing human intervention at public exchanges, retail investors have seen their trading costs decline by at least 50 percent.
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Hopefully that means these bots will continue to make their deliveries efficiently and effectively without fear of unwanted human intervention.
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"If there isn't any human intervention and quality control then it is just a race to the bottom," he said.
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Enter Wochit, a startup that helps publishers speed things up via software that can create videos with minimal human intervention.
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This, they say, will allow the system to teach itself without human intervention, which means quicker training and improved results.
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Enterprise security firms are adding AI features to their products to detect anomalies on customers' networks — no human intervention required.
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But one of the sources said investigators were studying the possibility that the software started working again without human intervention.
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As of today in 2018, the first part of this process is now almost fully automated requiring minimal human intervention.
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Think about how watermelon today looks and tastes different than it did thousands of years ago, due to human intervention.
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Waymo's vehicles have completed the most test miles, Evercore ISI says, and require half as much human intervention as Cruise's.
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The change would sweep through a population without human intervention after only a few edited mosquitoes were released into nature.
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That absence of human intervention, however, reduces the perception of risk and could make shoplifting more common, the report said.
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" Dr. Elgammal works at the Art and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory at Rutgers University; AICAN "creates new artwork without human intervention.
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And aside from upkeep, there is no human intervention, which means the builder saves on labor, ventilation and lighting costs.
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A group of Google researchers have built a robot capable of learning to walk by itself with minimal human intervention.
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It is ever changing, difficult to intervene at specific intervention points and can take evasive action when human intervention occurs.
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In reality, iconic masterpieces are constantly in flux, transforming as a result of environmental conditions, material dissolution, or human intervention.
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We wanted to develop a methodology that could be applied in most countries in the world and required limited human intervention.
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Video And the company claim they will function at level four and five autonomy, which require little or no human intervention.
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The renewable-energy sector has become increasingly important as research indicates that human intervention is required to curb global warming trends.
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With the help of radio beacons, lasers, and an occasional decorative deer skull, the robots navigated themselves without any human intervention.
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We are currently in the first of three phases, and will be until vehicles can be operated without any human intervention.
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That said, we don't have to wait until autonomous cars are capable of handling all kinds of rides without human intervention.
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In the present interim period when at least some human intervention is required, car manufacturers have expressed different views on liability.
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The T-pod can be controlled remotely by a human operator, or can operate autonomously without human intervention, the company says.
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Accounts can also fall into the category of "bot-assisted" which suggests a combination of bot-style autopilot and human intervention.
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Blockchains enable "smart contracts," which are agreements that are automatically executed based on given criteria without the need for human intervention.
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Managed by an AI system, the drone could identify targets, determine their legitimacy, and conduct a strike all without human intervention.
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Once a dieback starts, the Amazon would be "beyond the reach of any subsequent human intervention or regret," The Intercept reported.
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Part of my work involves prototyping, such as growing peanut plants in a fish tank using digital automation — without human intervention.
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Without human intervention of some sort, the world's naturally occurring supply of reactive nitrogen essential to plant growth is relatively limited.
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And with climate change, storms are viewed not just as acts of nature but perhaps of unwitting human intervention as well.
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Thing is, weapons that go through that loop without any human intervention have actually been around since at least the 1990s.
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They can be deployed incrementally, matched to energy demand in particular times and places, and are meltdown-proof without human intervention.
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The entire research program around AI is to create new capabilities for computers to perceive, predict, decide and act without human intervention.
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The forest's software autonomously sells logging licenses on the Ethereum blockchain without human intervention, monitoring its resources through a network of satellites.
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It seems these chatbots had calculated, within the parameters of their task, and without human intervention, a more efficient way of negotiating.
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Volkswagen says the I.D. Vizzion is designed for level 5 autonomy which means fully autonomous driving without any need for human intervention.
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In both cases, the vehicle drove itself for long stretches of the trip, deftly handling intersections, bridges, and pedestrians without human intervention.
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He said ports particularly in the Philippine capital Manila are "fully mechanised" to facilitate cargo loading and unloading with minimal human intervention.
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No tethers or direct human intervention will be permitted, but operators will be able to control their devices from a remote base.
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But much is the direct result of human intervention—the damming and diversion of rivers for flood control, water-storage and irrigation.
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Semi-autonomous products like Tesla's Autopilot are smart enough to handle most situations, but require human intervention if anything too unpredictable happens.
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However, if newly leaked documents are correct, the company's autonomous vehicles struggle to take anyone even a single mile without human intervention.
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The pledge warns that weapon systems that use AI to "[select] and [engage] targets without human intervention" pose moral and pragmatic threats.
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Taking the human out of the loop — and designing weapons that fire on their own without human intervention — has terrifying moral implications.
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Despite such startling findings, some automakers and researchers say it is too soon to abandon human intervention as vehicles become more autonomous.
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Once this dieback starts, the forest would be "beyond the reach of any subsequent human intervention or regret," according to the Intercept.
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But the drone ascends and, gradually, the stones cohere into shapes that clearly show human intervention, and the ghost of Mao Zedong.
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Google's Duplex calls still frequently require human intervention Google's AI-based reservation booking service seems almost too impressive to be a machine.
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The Learner Profile, Stream app, and other tools are only about a year old, and AltSchool's personalization still requires considerable human intervention.
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This means that when the bot fails to do what you want it to, it often involves heavy troubleshooting and human intervention.
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Once this dieback starts, the forest would be "beyond the reach of any subsequent human intervention or regret," according to The Intercept.
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Some algorithmic intervention can help mitigate harassment and alleviate pain for human moderators, but it needs to be balanced with human intervention.
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Like photographer Edward Burtynsky's explorations of human intervention in the natural world, Hatakeyama's work comments on the costs of our Anthropocene era.
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Right now, these companies are testing cars that can at best be considered Level 3 autonomous, meaning they still require some human intervention.
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Medical wearables offer the potential to collect health data and improve health via a combination of real-time AI and expert human intervention.
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However, the technology enabling an autonomous system to track, acquire and destroy a target by itself without needing human intervention – is already here.
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Looking ahead, the researchers would like to refine the system such that it'll know where to grasp onto an object without human intervention.
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"In the past, there used to be more human intervention where managers could create flash sales, often on Tuesdays and Wednesdays," Surry said.
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After this barren breeding season, experts now believe that the whale species will go extinct in the next 20 years without human intervention.
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Pinchuk noted a Snap-On factory in Tennessee where robot output was doubled, but the work continues to require human intervention and upskilling.
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Well, the program just got a major upgrade, and it can now teach itself how to dominate the game without any human intervention.
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"It is designed to autonomously retrieve, sort and fulfill orders, with little to no human intervention," Soft Robotics CEO Carl Vause told TechCrunch.
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As of this month, Uber was having trouble meeting its target goal of one human intervention for every 13 miles of autonomous driving.
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The weeds blanketed a slope between 119th Street and 125th Street, where the steep terrain and the prolific poison ivy thwarted human intervention.
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Built with no human intervention from 250 hours of video, a sign/signal map like this would be helpful to many a municipality Built with no human intervention from 250 hours of video, a sign/signal map like this would be helpful to many a municipality "The first phase of go to market is focusing on smart cities and public safety," Corso said.
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But what if the need for human intervention arose on the freeway, perhaps when dirt dropped by the truck ahead obscures the lane markings?
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He also expressed doubt that a truly driverless future, seen as door-to-door delivery without any human intervention, would happen in this lifetime.
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And in the parking lot, another covered production model tricked out with self-driving technology backed into a parking spot without visible human intervention.
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Human intervention is still necessary, perhaps more than ever, and in digital city-states like these moderators are the backbone of online law enforcement.
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Starting tomorrow morning, those items will appear, without human intervention, on the Post's website, as well as in outside channels like its Twitter account.
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The benchmark means the car's system would be able to handle every aspect of the driving experience, with no need for manual human intervention.
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Legally, a balloon ride is also like an act of God: Sometimes it is controlled by the violence of nature, and not human intervention.
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Ant Financial boasts a 3-1-0 model: three seconds to reach a credit decision; one second to transfer the money; no human intervention.
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The bots are able to find bugs in minutes with no human intervention; one bot works faster and more efficiently than one human tester.
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As Gizmodo has previously reported, the artificially intelligent software that powers voice assistants just isn't sophisticated enough to work well without some human intervention.
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It doesn't speak, it doesn't communicate, so some human intervention is necessary there, and I think that complexity is completely underestimated for many people.
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From there, it drove 100 miles without human intervention to Colorado Springs, with the driver monitoring the two-hour trip from the sleeper berth.
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Many people are worried about the military use of AI, in particular in autonomous weapons that make life-and-death decisions without human intervention.
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The form of fast-paced automatic trading relies on complicated mathematical formulas, with little to no human intervention on decisions to buy or sell.
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While there is little data on the number of times human intervention saves planes, pilot unions say safety is paramount, even in cargo operations.
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Is it not that a more rigorous system of human intervention and controls would be better placed to ensuring the right decisions are made?
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SV: In pigmentocracy, skin tones exist relationally and contextually: The social meaning of each "color" is shaped by human intervention on biological raw material.
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And when it comes to some of Facebook's thornier problems, like trying to enforce consistent hate speech policies, human intervention may always be necessary.
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A report from The New York Times showed that Uber's self-driving cars required more human intervention than self-driving cars from other companies.
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Instead of filing a ticket and waiting for an answer, Moveworks can provide the answer, at least part of the time, without human intervention.
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We talked to Hegen about the need for aerial photography that captures landscapes transformed by human intervention, and how he gets his surreal shots.
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In theory, reforestation in many places could be achieved through natural regeneration, where land is left to return to forest with minimal human intervention.
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And he took it for a test drive: A four-day, 3,000-mile journey from San Francisco to New York without any human intervention.
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Last week, Ben Goertzel and his company, Aidyia, turned on a hedge fund that makes all stock trades using artificial intelligence—no human intervention required.
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The story -- itself a trending topic today -- may say less about the failings of biased human intervention, however, than the need for more of it.
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Technology will play a role in the fake news fight, but ultimately, humans created fake news, and it will take human intervention to stop it.
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Level-5 autonomy, which means a car can drive itself under any circumstances with no human intervention, may not arrive in his lifetime, Palmer said.
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"I think goats are too stupid to seek human intervention," said the rancher who wished to remain anonymous, likely for fear of a goat uprising.
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In order to be considered truly autonomous, Levandowski said an Uber vehicle would need to be able to drive itself without human intervention and oversight.
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You can really scale up and live in a world that is much more autonomous, self-driving, and do autonomous shipments with no human intervention.
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But America's wilderness shines in a show at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston that reveals how human intervention has changed purple mountains' majesty.
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"Algorithms are not a substitute for human intervention, and when it comes to creating a safe environment for children, you need humans," Mr. Golin said.
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Algorithmic or high-frequency trading uses computers to automatically place an order in financial markets, without human intervention, and represents sizeable volume on stock markets.
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Both pieces of information support the agency's long-held view that an unpiloted MH370 descended rapidly after running out of fuel with no human intervention.
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Human intervention, for example, could be as limited as confirming a lethal strike suggested by a computer system without fully reviewing the evidence for and against.
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Jack Welde, the founder of Smartling, an industry favourite, says that in future translation customers will choose how much human intervention is needed for a translation.
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By working more collaboratively in the future, the two companies say they hope to eventually produce vehicles capable of driving in any condition without human intervention.
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However, this is unlikely to ever be achievable since Level 5 is defined as the car being able to operate without human intervention in all conditions.
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New corporate travel platforms can leverage best-practice designs from e-commerce and consumer travel to simplify complex decisions and reduce the need for human intervention.
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There is also a powerful pragmatic argument: lethal autonomous weapons, selecting and engaging targets without human intervention, would be dangerously destabilizing for every country and individual.
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Researchers at Waseda University in Tokyo have created a way to realistically colorize black-and-white photos without any human intervention for the first time ever.
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They also were taught to catch and eat fish naturally, with little human intervention, so they can hunt for themselves when they return to the wild.
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In order to "teach" machines to mimic human intelligence, people must repeatedly label images and other data until the algorithm can detect patterns without human intervention.
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All are indicators of a warming climate, to which decades of human intervention have made the forests—the fourth most expansive of any country—especially susceptible.
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Although not a focus of de Cooker's book, the human intervention in the natural world, and the delicate relationship between the two, is in each image.
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If you were to hear the computer playing the tune without any human intervention, it would sound crude and lifeless, and probably not recognisable as Irish.
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"The only human intervention required is during the systems configuration process, which would take no longer than a single day's work," a company spokesperson told me.
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This is key because autonomous vehicles, and Level 5 vehicles in particular, won't be able to fall back as easily or at all on human intervention.
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The Sistem24 by Swatch, presented at Baselworld that year, was made without human intervention on a 2600-foot-long assembly line in a clean-room environment.
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Taken together, the accounts suggested that the birds act primarily when wildfires are going out because they have reached a natural barrier or through human intervention.
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In recent years, low-cost sensors and new artificial intelligence technologies have made it increasingly practical to design weapons systems that make killing decisions without human intervention.
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Garbage in, garbage out is the basic rule of machine learning, so a good AI system detects potential problems and alerts administrators when human intervention is needed.
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Customers come in, grab what they want, and the store itself automatically tabulates and bills them for the goods they walked out with—no human intervention required.
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Initially the bot will be a mixture of AI and human intervention when the question is too difficult, but the aim is to make them fully automated.
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Fu Feng and Fu Ban have been brought up by their mother without human intervention, a first for twin cubs living in captivity, according to the zoo.
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Jon Zornow, the founder of Sewbo, made waves in September after announcing that he had built the first robot to sew a t-shirt without human intervention.
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Level 4 autonomy, in which the car performs all the critical driving functions but the option for human intervention remains, hit the "sweet spot" for most people.
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Facebook previously said it wants to be a "hostile place" for terrorists and is using a mix of AI and human intervention to root out terrorist content.
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Carilli: We as a coral reef science community are becoming increasingly focused on human intervention and, you know, basically preventing the extinction of corals and restoring reefs.
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Recognizing the accidental nature of the past means realizing that the future is much more open to human intervention and correction than we might otherwise have thought.
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The Drive PX Pegasus was reportedly ready to power Level 5 autonomous robotaxis, without any onboard manual controls required onboard the vehicle for human intervention or takeover.
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Human intervention was necessary at several steps of the process — and it's easy to see how Trending Topics broke down when humans were removed from the system.
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The tests, which will include passengers within the next few months, mark an important milestone that brings autonomous vehicle technology closer to operating without any human intervention.
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To help sell his new product, Levandowski took it for a test drive: a 3,000-mile journey from San Francisco to New York without any human intervention.
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Specifically, Scytale looks at application-to-application identity and access management, something that is increasingly important as more transactions take place between applications without any human intervention.
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If the line between nature's magnificence and human intervention was blurred, that was how Daniël Ost, the Belgian floral designer who curated this year's show, intended it.
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That has inserted a new ethical cost into the automated advertising equation, which promises companies large, desired audiences at low prices with little need for human intervention.
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A Waymo test driver will be behind the wheel at all times, but the company insists that the vehicle will drive without human intervention as much as possible.
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What will we do in five years if they are replaced with vehicles that don't need human intervention to get on and off a highway to deliver goods?
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These swans can swim around pulling samples over time with little to no human intervention and, we assume, they won't scare away the real swans on the water.
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And to help sell his new product, Levandowski took it for a test drive: a 3,000-mile journey from San Francisco to New York without any human intervention.
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This way, all the banks will have the same document which will not vary slightly from bank to bank, something that can cause delays and unnecessary human intervention.
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Facebook believes Messenger can become a primary channel for businesses to interact with their customers, replacing 1-800 numbers with a mix of artificial intelligence and human intervention.
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The monopoly that Mr Cashin and other traders at the NYSE once enjoyed has been smashed, with most share trading carried out electronically, often with minimal human intervention.
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Corrigible AI agents recognize that they are fundamentally flawed or actively under-development and, as such, treat any human intervention as a neutral thing for any reward function.
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The new robot is not yet fully commercialized, requires significant human intervention, and has struggled to attract overseas customers, people with knowledge of the matter previously told Reuters.
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The new robot is not yet fully commercialised, requires significant human intervention, and has struggled to attract overseas customers, people with knowledge of the matter previously told Reuters.
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Level 23 is a designation by the Society of Automobile Engineers (SAE) that means the vehicle can handle all aspects of driving in certain conditions without human intervention.
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This metaphor becomes literal in the case of a large-scale image of the Arctic Ocean and glaciers, obscured, eroded, and smeared by the evidence of human intervention.
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The use of biotechnology in forests, as the National Academies is examining, is yet another ill-conceived human intervention likely to add to, not alleviate, forest health crises.
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A description of development Levels 3 and 4 for driverless cars has also been corrected to reflect the fact that human intervention is not required for the latter.
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To make matters worse, the monsoon season is expected to last for another four to five months, and water levels aren't expected to drop until then (human intervention notwithstanding).
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With a fine mist in the air, the car drove itself through South of Market with little fanfare, navigating turns and yielding for distracted pedestrians without any human intervention.
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That is: Facebook only works as a giant, billion-person-plus business because it allows users and advertisers to upload whatever they want to its platform, without human intervention.
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Modern elephants, and their tusks, have been here for more than a million years, but in a matter of decades, human intervention is changing their faces and their futures.
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Specifically, it adds intelligence by auto-tagging pictures at upload and capturing any text within the pictures, making easier to identify and find pictures later on without human intervention.
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The F-123, for instance, uses early iterations of artificial intelligence to help acquire, organize and present information to the pilot on a single screen without much human intervention.
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The company decided to focus solely on technology that didn't require human intervention a couple of days after the napping incident, said Krafcik, who joined as CEO in 2015.
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If that happens enough, then that person could be singled out and sent a letter or have their account terminated without any warning, and perhaps without any human intervention.
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The chipmaker claims its new supercomputer is the world's first artificial intelligence computer designed for "Level 5" autonomy, which means vehicles that can operate themselves without any human intervention.
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Google's goal to perfect an autonomous vehicle that requires zero human intervention stands in contrast to that of some other automakers developing partial autonomy, which requires some driver supervision.
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In the four operations reported in the paper it carried out about 60% of the procedure without human intervention, and the rest with only minor adjustments to its stitches.
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Suggested examples of the types of AI-only decisions that will face restrictions are automatic refusal of an online credit application or an e-recruiting practices without human intervention.
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Posting a malicious rumor on Facebook, or writing a false news story that is indexed by Google, is a nearly instantaneous process; removing such posts often requires human intervention.
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It is one thing to end factory farming, an industry that is strictly unnecessary for human survival and clearly represents a malignant human intervention from an animal rights perspective.
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When Google first unveiled Duplex last year, it demonstrated making phone calls to a hair salon and a restaurant — handled with artificial intelligence, without a mention of human intervention.
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Human intervention is making natural disasters unnaturally harmful, both in causes and effects, and the number of ways our own influence is making things worse, taken together, is sobering.
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Together the pair will work on developing GPUs for Didi's Level 4 autonomous cars (which can operate under basic situations without human intervention), the companies said in a statement.
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For example, London-based company, DeepMind, which was acquired by Google in 2014, developed an artificial intelligence system, AlphaGo Zero, that learned to play Go without any human intervention.
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Uber is bogged down in a vicious court battle with rival Waymo, while at the same time its autonomous vehicles have trouble driving even a single mile without human intervention.
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But the reality TV star's ability to trend on social media, including Facebook, has less to do with leftist human intervention than the embedded biases of these technology companies' algorithms.
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The turrets are equipped with machine guns and are technically capable of identifying and firing on targets without human intervention, although currently human operators have to authorize any lethal shots.
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Other nations in Europe and elsewhere in Asia are looking to tighten the leash on high-frequency traders who program ultra-fast computers to trade in milliseconds without human intervention.
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Previously, leaders in AI and robotics have written to the UN arguing that weapons that kill without human intervention could destabilize the world and should be controlled by international treaty.
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Click here to view original GIFIt also not only knows how to push a vacuum cleaner across a floor, it can even operate its tiny power switch without human intervention.
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Those recordings are "transcribed, annotated and then fed back into the software," Bloomberg wrote, as part of an effort to continue improving Alexa's ability to recognize speech without human intervention.
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The incident raised questions about the safety of systems that can perform driving tasks for long stretches with little or no human intervention, but which cannot completely replace human drivers.
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Today, that resourcefulness has led to an autonomous charging system spotted by Electrek that will automatically guide the Model S's charging cable into the waiting receptacle, no human intervention required.
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This is, in an age of late capitalism, a small act of resistance — a blow to fast and medium-speed fashion and an acknowledgment of the potency of human intervention.
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Malware has been used in other attacks on industrial targets, including the 2015 Ukraine power outage, but in those cases human intervention was required to interfere with operations, Lee said.
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Ford Motor, Google, Volvo and others are aiming at offering fully autonomous cars that can operate safely without human intervention at all — an approach engineers call Level 4 automated driving.
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"Self-driving robot cars simply aren't ready to safely manage too many routine traffic situations without human intervention," Consumer Watchdog privacy project director John Simpson said at the hearing Friday.
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"In the past, there used to be more human intervention where managers could create flash sales, often on Tuesdays and Wednesdays," Patrick Surry, chief data scientist at Hopper, told Bloomberg.
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Pennsylvania's new guidelines aim to reduce those risks by requiring two drivers at speeds above 25 mph and specific plans for human intervention in the event of an autonomy failure.
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The big news is that Waymo's self-driving cars — previously known as Google's self-driving project — navigated public roads without human intervention four times better than it did last year.
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What a weed gives a floral arrangement is a sense of authenticity: "This really had a life somewhere that wasn't on purpose and hasn't had a human intervention," Thompson says.
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The ability to remove the driver from the driver's seat is the ultimate goal for many manufacturers, avoiding potential risks that may be associated with the need for human intervention.
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The incident raised questions about the safety of systems that can perform driving tasks for long stretches with little or no human intervention, but which cannot completely replace human driver.
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TuSimple, which is valued at over $1 billion, develops tech to automate long-haul truck journeys without human intervention needed, though its vehicles still have a human as a failsafe.
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In the case of the Elkhorn's six tangled squirrels, human intervention seems unlikely; their nest was located near the top of a 30-foot-tall tree, which was on private property.
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In January, tech magazine WIRED reported that a Hong Kong-based company, Aidiya, launched a hedge fund that made stock trades in U.S. equities using AI, with no human intervention required.
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The fatal incident raised questions about the safety of systems that can perform driving tasks for long stretches with little or no human intervention, but which cannot completely replace human drivers.
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Autonomous is one that operates totally on its own without any human intervention, and human-in-the-loop is one that has a human as an integral part of the system.
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" They went on to say that "Limbani by far is the most loved of the entire ZWF family," adding that, "Without human intervention and modern medicine he wouldn't been here today.
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We could see many more weather-related problems if the ocean continues to warm at this accelerated pace, especially if there is no human intervention to manage climate change, experts say.
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The Norwegian artist Jana Winderen's new work "The Art of Listening: Under Water" is a site-specific installation of sound that attempts to raise consciousness about human intervention in the oceans.
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Deep learning, on the other hand, takes in massive training data and more computation power and delivers the horsepower to extract features from unstructured data sets and learn without human intervention.
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"My passion for landscape photography is based on a love of nature, especially in places where human intervention is not yet visible," Ershov said in a statement to the awards committee.
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Seventy-five percent of the 218 million accounts WhatsApp bans in a month are handled without human intervention or a report filed by a user, said Carl Woog, a spokesperson for WhatsApp.
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Sullivan said it's becoming more commonplace for autonomous vehicle companies to have a tele-operations team — not because autonomous systems are bad, but "because they need that human intervention still relatively frequently."
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But it also teaches computers how to safely navigate roads without human intervention, it's developing a smart contact lens to measure glucose levels and kites that harness energy efficiently from the wind.
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The incident raised questions about the safety of systems that can perform driving tasks for extended stretches of time with little or no human intervention, but which cannot completely replace human drivers.
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The Cab is decked out in sensors instead, rocking 10 LiDAR units, six cameras, four radar, and an on-board computer system instead, which totally control the vehicle without any human intervention.
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These newer kits, however, bring the concept of autonomy to an entirely new level, enabling unmanned systems to maneuver quickly in response to fast-changing ground combat circumstances – without needing human intervention.
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The big picture: Geoengineering is viewed by many as controversial, since it would involve deliberate human intervention with the climate, with potentially unforeseen consequences, in order to combat human-caused global warming.
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These platforms that claim to be "open" and in favor of "free speech" are now routinely targeting -- whether by human intervention or not -- the views and expressions of conservatives and anti-globalists.
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This further complicates the issue, given that climate sceptics can use this fact to start spreading the seeds of doubt as to whether human intervention is even causing climate change at all.
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The incident raised questions about the safety of systems that can perform driving tasks for extended stretches of time with little or no human intervention, but which cannot completely replace human drivers.
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We are refusing to change the history of transactions, not because we believe one history is better than the other, but only because changing it would require some kind of human intervention.
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It requires a bit of human intervention to go forwards, but, as you can see, several jets are pushing it that direction already, presumably at this point for stability and rigidity purposes.
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The formula widely agreed upon by conservation scientists is to keep half the land and half the sea of the planet as wild and protected from human intervention or activity as possible.
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Accompanied by the jackrabbit Firestone and eventually Happy, another rat, Bud goes on a journey of rescue and redemption, trying to find Artemisia, a land said to be free of human intervention.
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The new machine learning-powered service, Amazon Transcribe Medical, will allow physicians to quickly dictate their clinical notes and speech into accurate text in real time, without any human intervention, Amazon claims.
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The stage before L113 is L3 technology, requiring some human intervention - including automatic handling in traffic jams, braking to avoid accidents, keeping a proper distance from cars ahead and pulling into parking places.
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Roughly 200 miles (320 kilometers) north, a couple near Gray Mountain, on the Navajo Nation, have spearheaded an effort to leave water and food for horses they say would die without human intervention.
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The contest includes contests for a number of different robot sizes, but each need to be capable of handling a ball, communicating with the teammates, and outmaneuvering opponents—all without any human intervention.
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The experts signing the letter say that autonomous weapons that kill without human intervention are "morally wrong," and that their use should be controlled under the 1983 Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons (CCW).
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The incidents have raised questions about the safety of systems that can perform driving tasks for extended stretches of time with little or no human intervention, but which cannot completely replace human drivers.
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What that meant on the road is that, without human intervention, the Civic could match the speed of cars in front of us or slow to a stop behind them at a light.
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Musk's acknowledgment of the need for improved software is also a nod to the limits of Tesla's current autonomous driving system, which cannot currently handle all aspects of the road without human intervention.
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The fatal incident raised questions about the safety of systems that can perform driving tasks for extended stretches of time with little or no human intervention, but which cannot completely replace human drivers.
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Driverless cars need sophisticated data-crunching capabilities as they rely on so-called artificial-intelligence, or neuro-network technology, to help them "learn" from experience and could eventually drive themselves without human intervention.
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Level four means they require no human intervention during autonomous driving in most conditions, said Baidu Chief Executive Robin Li and FAW Chairman Xu Liuping at an event held to announce the plan.
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Alone or with a partner, come up with at least three examples of animal species whose numbers have dwindled or risen out of control due to human development or well-intended human intervention.
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Agmon said that because fewer species will be able to survive in traditional wintering grounds and more will spend winter further north, permanent human intervention will become ever more important in assisting nature.
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In much the same way that cancer can overtake a body if left untreated, Mr. Sakamoto also thought about how instruments like a piano will naturally fall out of tune without human intervention.
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A "level 4" vehicle is the point on the scale where self-driving begins, meaning a car that can drive itself in a set area, such as a city, without any human intervention.
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The next article then confronts machine learning head on, limning a so-called right to explanation: E.U. citizens can contest "legal or similarly significant" decisions made by algorithms and appeal for human intervention.
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"We need human intervention to label new data as hate speech because algorithms are not good at surmising intent," said Angelina Fabbro, senior technical lead at the smart to-do list company Begin.
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Watson points out that war can lead to decimation of habitats and rampant poaching, but that in other cases "mines can also keep people out", somewhat protecting wildlife from human intervention or development.
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The OpenAI paper found that a general purpose language model capable of many of those specialized tasks can be trained without much human intervention and by feasting on text openly available on the internet.
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"Let's design them such that either they improve on our own admittedly fallible moral behaviors, or at least they're no worse, or don't rely on them without some sort of human intervention," said Shieber.
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The report contrasts these completely automated systems, which have the ability to target and kill without human intervention, to weapons that keep humans "in the loop" in the process of selecting and engaging targets.
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Emerging computer algorithms increasingly enable platforms to perform a wider range of functions without needing human intervention, potentially fostering a combat scenario wherein a helicopter crew would operate a forward-positioned armed attack drone.
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The autonomous vehicles that Lyft and Magna will be working together to build will be Level 4, meaning they will be able to operate without any human intervention within the car's normal operating parameters.
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After the farmer triggers a command, the autonomous tractor can drive from a parking area along a private road to a field where it can commence its agricultural duties without any further human intervention.
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An F-215 computer system, Autonomic Logistics Information System, involves early applications of artificial intelligence wherein computers make assessments, go through checklists, organize information and make some decisions by themselves - without needing human intervention.
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That is why at least one major automaker, Ford Motor, and Google have each said they would skip driver-assistance systems and focus on future, fully self-driving cars that require no human intervention.
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The OECD AI principles provide a helpful roadmap for that initiative, for example encouraging the development of more technical standards around human intervention, transparency, interpretability, accountability, and safety throughout an AI systems life cycle.
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Daniël Ost, the floral designer who created the three main installations at this year's show, aimed to blur the line between nature's magnificence and human intervention, Kathryn Shattuck wrote in The New York Times.
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Okay. Okay. So, deep learning was the single biggest breakthrough in AI that made machine learning possible on huge amounts of data with minimal human intervention, and it didn't need humans to tell features.
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We have wrecked the world's natural ecosystems -- almost 600 plant species have been wiped out in the past 250 years, an extinction rate 500 times faster than it would have been without human intervention.
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The driver claims the Tesla was operating in Autopilot — although law enforcement is still investigating the veracity of this claim (Either way, the driver would be at fault, as the software requires human intervention).
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BMW uses artificial intelligence to analyze the enormous amounts of data compiled from test drives, part of a quest to build cars that can learn from experience and eventually drive themselves without human intervention.
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But even after going through the process three times on my iPhone, I had lingering questions, and I wouldn't have been willing to file our return to the Internal Revenue Service without human intervention.
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In a statement to Artnet Richard Lloyd, Christie's international head of prints and multiples said that the piece was selected for auction precisely because of how supposedly little human intervention went into creating it.
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Upgraded CANES, which relies upon hardened cyber and IT connectivity along with radio and other communications technologies, is being specifically configured to increase automation - and perform more and more analytical functions without needing human intervention.
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This is the middle point in the industry's five-level scale of autonomy, with Level 5 -- which currently does not exist -- being entirely hands-off, with no human intervention and probably even no steering wheel.
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The risk here is more than just an inefficient warehouse—if a human intervention doesn't maximize the agent's given reward function, it may be that the agent learns to avoid and possibly resist future interventions.
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WannaCry's worm-like capacity to infect other computers on the same network with no human intervention appear tailored to Windows 222, said Paul Pratley, head of investigations & incident response at UK consulting firm MWR InfoSecurity.
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But ultimately, people could use the data to challenge decisions and force companies to use "human intervention," which might offer a more favorable outcome in their credit card application, or whatever the situation might be.
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Utility distributor Edenor, which controls 20% of the Argentine market, about 3 million customers, said a transmission system at Yacyretá Dam -- on the Paraná River near Ayolas, Paraguay -- failed "without human intervention," forcing an automatic shutdown.
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His comments to a reporter of El Nuevo Día newspaper seem more ominous now than ever: "In the United States, power plants are highly automatized and require little human intervention," José Rivera told El Nuevo Día.
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Industry insiders, however, note there it will take years before the industry achieves "Level 4," or fully autonomous standards, in which such vehicles can handle all aspects of driving in most circumstances with no human intervention.
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They're faint, so the software powering Baxter has to be properly calibrated to detect them, but they make it easy for the robot to know when it's performing an assigned task properly, with minimal human intervention.
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In 2017, according to a report by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), a think-tank, the Harop was one of 49 deployed systems which could detect possible targets and attack them without human intervention.
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It is not designed to do so, and any company that uses Aeva's product will still need to develop the AI software necessary to operate a vehicle with little to no human intervention on its own.
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But investigators are studying the possibility that the software kicked in again without human intervention, one person with knowledge of the matter said, while a second said the software had engaged as many as four times.
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The long-term aim is for the firms to sell vehicles that meet SAE International's Level 4 (L4) standard for driverless vehicles — meaning vehicles that do not require human intervention in certain conditions — to Chinese customers.
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The Guardian said that while it was not able to confirm Levandowski's account of the trip, if it happened as described, it would be the longest recorded trip by a self-driving vehicle without human intervention.
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"Human Error in Volatile Situations" from This American Life — In an episode about how simple human intervention can lead to disastrous problems, Act Two tells the story of a 1980 midwest nuclear disaster that almost happened.
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Co-Pilot suggests responses to customer questions and allows team members to accept those responses with just one click, while Auto-Pilot moves closer to full automation, sending responses to routine questions without any human intervention.
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In pockets of the real world, bioethicists, philosophers, futurists, and transhumanists are contemplating in a serious manner what it might mean for animals to make gains in intelligence, whether through deliberate human intervention or by accident.
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Related to this is the problem of human intervention in machine learning, which Orseau and Armstrong illustrate with this example: The problem is then how to interrupt your robot without the robot learning about the interruption.
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"In the past, there used to be more human intervention where managers could create flash sales, often on Tuesdays and Wednesdays," Patrick Surry, chief data scientist at Hopper, told Bloomberg in a widely circulated interview recently.
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Robots fall over while opening doors, prototype driverless cars frequently need human intervention, and nobody has yet designed a machine that can read reliably at the level of a sixth grader, let alone a college student.
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"What I learned from this whole thing is that while it will still require a good deal of human intervention, this kind of thing is not only possible but going to get a lot better," Sosa said.
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On August 16th, a photographer will set out for Greenland, tracing the path of Norse explorer Leif Eriksson, with the goal of documenting melting glaciers, paying tribute to the country's history, and documenting human intervention in nature.
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They weren't public roads, but they did have intersections, other vehicles, pedestrian traffic, cyclists and more, and the car managed a fairly long route without any human intervention – and without any cause for concern on my part.
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It's a common sight at the conference, but this challenge comes with a twist — instead of human teams, Thursday's challenge will be entirely automated, with experimental software programs hacking, patching, and defending networks with no human intervention.
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The details: Per the Times, Uber "was struggling to meet its target of 13 miles per" human intervention in Arizona, while Waymo, a former autonomous vehicle project from Google, had been testing almost 5,600 miles until intervention.
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"Say there's a suspicious order placed — for example a massive quantity at extreme speed — they should be able to have some human intervention in that transaction and potentially block the sale," Mr. Roefaro said in an email.
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And both have been crash tested by Local Motors and come with Level 1.03 autonomous capability, a designation by the SAE that means the vehicle can handle all aspects of driving in certain conditions without human intervention.
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"While tech jobs rule the list, it is also interesting to see soft skills such as account management and customer retention become critical, which underscores the importance of human intervention at every level of digitization," he added.
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Electronic platforms developed over years of a technological arms race among banks and other players now account for 95 percent of trading and run on algorithms that can buy or sell a currency, often without human intervention.
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Electrify America, the entity set up by Volkswagen as part of its settlement with U.S. regulators over the diesel emissions cheating scandal, is partnering with Stable to test a system that can charge electric vehicles without human intervention.
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She did not immediately provide answers to several follow-up questions, including queries about the frequency of the human intervention; who exactly is doing the work; and whether they are reviewing still images, video footage or something else.
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Even with FSD, Tesla's cars are not considered "driverless," meaning that they don't meet the SAE Level 4 standard used to denote a car that could handle every aspect of driving in some conditions without any human intervention.
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OSLO, March 11 (Reuters) - The ethics watchdog for Norway's $830-billion sovereign wealth fund is taking the unusual step of warning companies against developing the next generation of weapons - robots that do not require human intervention to kill.
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Edesur is investigating the cause of the incident, but it told CNN that part of the Argentine Interconnection System at Yacyretá Dam on the Paraná River failed "without human intervention" early Sunday morning, resulting in an automatic shutdown.
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Instead of picking between the present and future, as Waymo does with Level 4 — a designation given to cars that can operate under basic situations without human intervention — and Tesla with half-autonomous driving, Momenta works on both.
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It is far cry from Google's vision of a truly autonomous car that doesn't even have a steering wheel, but it is one among many high-end vehicles that have the ability to do something without human intervention.
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In Hammond's view, asset managers should not only focus on robo-advisers (systems which provide financial advice with minimum human intervention) but also robo-servicers which can cost-effectively respond to intermediaries' and end investors' needs more satisfactorily.
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While you can specifically tell Eva to record an action item, the goal is to tune the artificial intelligence and machine learning so that the bot can eventually handle this task with as little human intervention as possible.
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She did not immediately provide answers to several follow-up questions, including queries about the frequency of the human intervention, who exactly is doing the work and whether they are reviewing still images, video footage or something else.
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Written by Professor Toby Walsh of the University of New South Wales and signed by robotics and AI experts from around the globe, the letter points out the dangers of developing weapons that can act without human intervention.
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Her thesis, titled Animal Ethics Gone Wild: The Problem of Wild Animal Suffering and Human Intervention, focuses on explaining why we have the moral obligation to assist animals that live in a natural environment—even the disabled ones.
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PC: I think you can automate up to a certain point but we still need human intervention, so we can automate a lot more of our facilities, we can take some of the processes and automate those processes.
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Building a car that can reliably zip across town without human intervention has become something of a benchmark for many tech-minded auto manufacturers, but engineers are running into a major hurdle: this country's outdated and poorly maintained roads.
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The research -- published Monday in Nature, Ecology & Evolution journal -- found that 571 plant species have disappeared from the wild worldwide, and that plant extinction is occurring up to 500 times faster than the rate it would without human intervention.
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Knowing that internal IT support calls would spike with so many end users experiencing a new system, the client had Avanade create an AI-powered bot to answer questions about the new technology and resolve problems without human intervention.
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The AI system has proved so reliable—it predicts with 90% accuracy what will be sold within 30 days—that Otto allows it automatically to purchase around 200,000 items a month from third-party brands with no human intervention.
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Such a system could also inspect your emails and messages without any human intervention or (some would argue) any intrusion of privacy, and warn you if an image is potentially NSFW (handy for when coworkers try to prank you).
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The first fatality in a Tesla vehicle operating in Autopilot mode raised questions about the safety of systems that can perform driving tasks for long stretches with little or no human intervention, but which cannot completely replace human drivers.
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"Lethal autonomous weapons systems can locate, select, and attack human targets without human intervention," Stuart Russel, who serves on the Scientific Advisory Board for the Future of Life Institute together with the likes of Hawking and Musk, tells CNN.
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The author of the Gizmodo story contacted us to say that two former contractors had made that specific charge, and that the larger issue is that any human intervention in Trending Topics could lead to charges of political bias.
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But Dr. Smith, a veterinarian with a group known as Vaquita CPR, knew that the porpoises — whose black-rimmed eyes and dark noses have earned them the moniker "panda of the sea" — were likely to disappear without human intervention.
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But which is more of a threat to our existence: a natural world that is symptomatic with the sickness of excessive human intervention, or the people who deny the change — the willfully ignorant in charge of the federal government?
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While companies like Waymo (née Google) and Uber have self-driving cars deployed in dense, urban areas, and are working toward developing Level 5, fully autonomous cars that don't require any human intervention, Super Cruise is just a Level 2 system.
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The first fatality in a Tesla vehicle operating in Autopilot mode, the incident raised questions about the safety of systems that can perform driving tasks for long stretches with little or no human intervention, but which cannot completely replace human drivers.
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It's supplying the chips and sensors carmakers use to build level 1 and level 2 self-driving systems, and it's working on more powerful technology that will, over time, allow the car to handle more and more situations without human intervention.
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Even if a quant investor has conviction in their model, the addition of fundamental analysis and human intervention permits them to override areas of the market that may be trading irrationally (think energy in late 2015 or Brazilian equities in January).
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But new technology is pushing beyond traditional statistics, and machines are acting more intelligently than ever — they're not just doing the analysis, machines are now finding patterns in data and figuring out how systems "work"… often without any human intervention.
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The Army is engineering high-tech autonomy kits designed to give "robot" tanks and other armored combat vehicles an ability to operate with little or no human intervention, bringing new tactical and operational dimensions to the future of ground combat.
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Baidu's autonomous-driving open platform Apollo has accumulated 135 original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) including Volvo, which is working with its Chinese ally to deliver level-four self-driving passenger vehicles that can operate on pre-mapped roads with minimum human intervention.
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In light of these issues, and as technology moves toward complete control of the vehicle with increasingly less human intervention, we may see the law evolve to place more emphasis on products liability theories and perhaps strict liability rather than negligence.
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Without human intervention, about 105 boys will be born for every 100 girls: boys and men are slightly more likely to die, so by the time they reach reproductive age the number of men and women should be roughly equal.
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Now 33, Vardakostas lives in San Francisco, and for the past nine years, he's been building a robot that can cook and assemble around 100 burgers an hour—keeping pace with a typical fast-food staff—with little human intervention.
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In 1989, the Berlin Wall began to fall, the World Wide Web made its debut, Madonna's "Like a Prayer" topped the charts, and in Pittsburgh, a retrofitted Army ambulance called ALVINN was driving around Carnegie Mellon University without any human intervention.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - A report into missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 by the Australian safety investigator leading the search supports its view that the aircraft descended rapidly after running out of fuel with no human intervention, the agency said on Wednesday.
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That death — the first fatality in a Tesla vehicle operating in Autopilot mode — raised questions about the safety of systems that can perform driving tasks for long stretches with little or no human intervention, but which cannot completely replace human drivers.
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In Beijing this month, Steinway unveiled a product that executives heralded as one of the most significant innovations in the company's 163-year history: Spirio, an acoustic piano equipped with a digital brain so that it can play without human intervention.
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The company's CEO, Elon Musk, has said the company will have autonomous-driving technology that requires no human intervention ready by the end of next year, a more aggressive timeline than those announced or suggested by other auto or tech companies.
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The IoT owes its explosive growth to the connection of physical things and operation technologies (OT) to analytics and machine learning applications, which can help glean insights from device-generated data and enable devices to make "smart" decisions without human intervention.
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Tesla started producing electric vehicles with a more robust suite of sensors, radar and cameras — called Hardware 2 — in October 2016 under the premise and the promise that it had the hardware needed to eventually drive autonomously without human intervention.
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The black-and-white "The Great Adventure" (Friday and Saturday) is in some ways a precursor to the life-on-Earth genre that gave us untold Imax films and "March of the Penguins" — albeit with human intervention still in the equation.
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Consumer Watchdog, a frequent critic of Alphabet, said that data demonstrated that the cars are not ready to drive without any human intervention and that Waymo was following the Silicon Valley model of "beta testing" a new technology on the public.
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"We will start to see the traces, which are so often hidden, of human intervention," says Sarah T. Roberts, an information studies professor at UCLA and the author of Behind the Screen: Content Moderation in the Shadows of Social Media.
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Through the implementation of new monitoring systems and the constant tweaking of algorithmic filters, and robust investments in human intervention and comprehensive trust and safety policies written by experts, companies can continue to get better at protecting users from offensive content.
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The SDK gives companies a way to provision automatically and ensure that whatever the device — a smart light bulb, a sensor on a piece of equipment or a video camera — is a sanctioned device and can be installed securely automatically without human intervention.
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TuSimple, a startup headquartered in both China and California and backed in part by Nvidia, brought a Navistar truck outfitted with its own tech that founder Xiaodi Hou says can completely drive itself in limited, carefully mapped geographic areas without human intervention.
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The tool watches every build, even days after deployment, taking advantage of data from tools like AppDynamics, New Relic, Elastic and Splunk, then using AI and machine learning to identify problems and bring them back to a working state without human intervention.
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Even the most advanced robots in the world right, like the humanoid and dog-like bots developed by industry leader Boston Dynamics, cannot operate autonomously, and they require extensive task-specific programming and frequent human intervention to carry out even basic actions.
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The departure comes at a critical time, as Tesla is promising its electric vehicles will be capable of operating as "robotaxis" by the end of next year — which is to say, they'd be fully self-driving in normal conditions, without human intervention.
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The carmaker's use of the term "full self-driving" garners criticism, as the option is not yet "Level 4," or fully autonomous by industry standards, in which the car can handle all aspects of driving in most circumstances with no human intervention.
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However, since the European regulations apply only to situations that don't involve human judgment "such as automatic refusal of an online credit application or e-recruiting practices without any human intervention," they are likely to affect a narrow class of automated decisions.
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The electric-car maker's CEO, Elon Musk, has said the company will have autonomous-driving technology that requires no human intervention ready by the end of next year, a more aggressive timeline than those announced or suggested by other auto or tech companies.
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All these updates are a reminder that amid a global crisis like this current pandemic, even our best smart assistant platforms need human intervention, whether that means taking down content or ensuring that only certain information — like guidance from health organizations — is shared.
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The crashes raised questions about the driver-assistance systems ability to detect hazards and sparked safety concerns about systems that can perform driving tasks for extended stretches of time with little or no human intervention, but which cannot completely replace human drivers.
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"In the past you had to wait weeks or months while a loan officer reviewed an application, but we can see a customer's historical performance on Stripe and apply our machine learning models to do the work, analysing with no human intervention."
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Curated by Chelsea Haines, who has previously put together shows at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit, the Pittsburgh Pavilion at the 9th Shanghai Bienniale and The Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts, this show questions how nature itself has been fundamentally altered by human intervention.
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And in a strange way, the demo at the Thai restaurant echoes the success rates Google has seen so far, with Duplex able to complete four out of five calls completely unassisted, while the latter 20 percent still needs a bit of human intervention.
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The crash renews questions about the driver-assistance system's ability to detect hazards and has sparked concerns about the safety of systems that can perform driving tasks for extended stretches of time with little or no human intervention, but which cannot completely replace human drivers.
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Audi's Meiners and Nissan's Ueda said the virtual experiences their firms are developing would likely only be deployed when the industry reaches "Level 4," or fully autonomous standards, in which the car can handle all aspects of driving in most circumstances with no human intervention.
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Audi's Meiners and Nissan's Ueda said the virtual experiences their firms are developing would likely only be deployed when the industry reaches "Level 4", or fully autonomous standards, in which the car can handle all aspects of driving in most circumstances with no human intervention.
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A mock "killer robot" is pictured in central London on April 23, 2013 during the launching of the Campaign to Stop "Killer Robots," which calls for the ban of lethal robot weapons that would be able to select and attack targets without any human intervention.
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This was due to a short-lived bug that incorrectly flagged some files as violating our terms of service (TOS)...Virus and malware scanning is an industry best practice that performs automated comparisons against known samples and indicators; the process does not involve human intervention.
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The crashes raised questions about the driver-assistance systems ability to detect hazards and has sparked concern about the safety of systems that can perform driving tasks for extended stretches of time with little or no human intervention, but which cannot completely replace human drivers.
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It is the first network built to serve the sensors, robots, autonomous vehicles and other devices that will continuously feed each other vast amounts of data, allowing factories, construction sites and even whole cities to be run with less moment-to-moment human intervention.
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Instead of aiming for an AV moonshot — an autonomous truck that makes all the driving decisions without any human intervention — Starsky says it's taking a more practical approach that combines highway automation with teleoperation, allowing remote drivers to navigate trucks between distribution centers and the highway.
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Volvo's Drive Me autonomous car, which will launch in a public pilot next year, is a Level 4 autonomous car — this means not only will it drive itself down the road, but it is capable of handling any situation that it comes across without any human intervention.
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Munich-based Siemens is accelerating growth in its digital expertise, buying a string of software companies in the hope of leading a movement towards smart factories in which machines can flag their own repair needs and collect masses of production data to improve processes without human intervention.
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Tesla's use of the term "full self-driving" garners criticism, as it sells such an option today that is not yet "Level 4," or fully autonomous by industry standards, in which the car can handle all aspects of driving in most circumstances with no human intervention.
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Owners of these Hardware 2 vehicles would be able to opt for one of two advanced driving packages, Enhanced Autopilot or Full Self-Driving, the latter of which is supposed to push the automated driving feature to new levels of capability and eventually drive autonomously without human intervention.
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"This is a very straight-forward bill, and it does grow out of the experience in Ukraine where they found that they had analog and human intervention at certain key points," King said during a Senate Energy and Natural Resources' Subcommittee on Energy hearing on the bill Tuesday.
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That is in line with Ford's previous comments that its first self driving vehicle would be what's known as "Level 4," which means it could drive without any human intervention, but would have a drive mode setup if you really wanted to take the wheel, so to speak.
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The company has research centers in Shenzhen, Beijing and Silicon Valley and is aiming to build a full self-driving stack that can handle Level 4 automation, a designation by the SAE that means the vehicle can handle all aspects of driving in certain conditions without human intervention. Deeproute.
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It was not immediately clear whether the crew had chosen to re-deploy the system, which pushes the nose of the Boeing 737 MAX downwards, but one person with knowledge of the matter said investigators were studying the possibility that the software had kicked in again without human intervention.
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Additionally, the 5G smart collars help automate the milking process by wirelessly communicating with a robotic milking system that lets the cow approach the station at its own leisure, pass through the gates after an ID check, and hook up to the robot all with little to no human intervention.
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But human intervention has harmed Kuttanad's ecology - particularly its fish stocks, which have dwindled due to the high level of chemicals in the water, said KG Padma Kumar, director of the International Research and Training Centre for Below Sea-level Farming, set up in 2016 to rejuvenate the heritage farming system.
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Individual restaurants might have their own mini programs, accessed via a QR code on the table, Restaurant tables often also have Mini Programs, which users can access via a QR code on the restaurant table, and proceed to order food, pay, and have it served to the table, without human intervention.
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According to Ananny's research, this is what goes into Facebook's fact-checking:Here's how it works: through a proprietary process that mixes algorithmic and human intervention, Facebook identifies candidate stories; these stories are then served to the five news and fact-checking partners through a partners-only dashboard that ranks stories according to popularity.
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This was the defining, and most significant takeaway from the trip – it managed downtown San Francisco without human intervention, across a range of different challenges including pedestrians crossing in front of us in the middle of the street, bike riders intersecting our path and construction blocking much of the vehicle's designated lane.
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Featuring Peter Barrett of Playground Global, Helen Liang of FoundersX Ventures, Eric Migicovsky of Y Combinator and Andy Wheeler of GV (pictured above), we covered a lot of terrain (no pun intended), including whether last-mile delivery robots make sense and how much robots should be expected to do without human intervention.
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In 2013 the opening of "Maasvlakte 2", which extended the port by a fifth by reclaiming land from the sea, was welcomed as a feat of engineering not just because it made the Netherlands 20km² (8 square miles) bigger, but also because its new "ghost" terminals run with almost no human intervention.
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Neither Krafcik nor the company's reps shared exactly what has given the company the confidence to declare their vehicles "fully" self-driving, but it appears that Waymo has achieved Level 4 autonomy, which means the car can handle every aspect of the driving experience on its own without need for human intervention.
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Thanks to its use of renewable energy, its autonomy, and an on-board bucket for picking up environmental materials like dirt and ice, the hope is that one day the bot could be sent to far-flung locations—like outer space—where it will build structures out of available materials and without human intervention.
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Thursday was a big day of headlines for the ride-hailing industry, so here are the highlights: Uber's self-driving cars aren't improving very fast: According to internal documents obtained by BuzzFeed, Uber's self-driving cars drove at a rate of about a mile without human intervention in Arizona the week of March 5.
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When: Saturday, February 4, 5–9pm Where: Miscellaneous Press (The Brewery, 642 Moulton Avenue, Lincoln Heights, Los Angeles) Unless you're a die-hard climate change skeptic, most of us would agree that the world is getting warmer as a direct result of human intervention, and that it may well become uninhabitable if we don't take immediate action.
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Later this year, 21 teams will compete in two rounds of testing for the Shell Ocean Discovery XPRIZE, which will require them to dispatch semi-autonomous robotic devices from either the shore or air, and get them to explore one pre-designated seafloor area (to be announced), with minimal human intervention—and they have to do it in less than a day.
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"Individuals will have the right not to be subject to a decision, which may include a measure, evaluating personal aspects relating to them which is based solely on automated processing and which produces legal effects or similarly significantly affects them, such as automatic refusal of an online credit application or e-recruiting practices without any human intervention," the government notes.
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Global automakers BMW and Daimler will join forces in a new long-term partnership to co-develop automated driving technologies, including levels of automation all the way up to SAE Level 4, which is defined as full self-driving, no human intervention required, but only under exactly defined conditions or domains — steering wheel and brakes not necessarily even present in the car.
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The social media site recently received a great deal of backlash surrounding the spread of live-streamed suicide videos and earlier this month — after a violent video of a Cleveland man shooting and killing a 74-year-old man was posted to the site — founder Mark Zuckerberg admitted more human intervention is necessary on the site to ensure the safety of users.
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California requires auto companies and suppliers who test their self-driving vehicles on public roads to provide an annual compilation of miles traveled in autonomous mode and the number of "disengagements," or times the self-driving system was deactivated and control handed back to humans because of a system failure or a traffic, weather or road situation that required human intervention.
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"We're applying breakthrough AI methods to control these machines automatically, which will revolutionise how the things around us are made," CloudNC co-founder and CEO Theo Saville told me after I called him yesterday to confirm the startup's Series A. "Our mission is to make milling machines one click devices that can produce a part easily, efficiently and with minimal human intervention".
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As I wrote in 2017, this platform structure is key to Facebook's enormous success as a company — users supply the content, and Facebook's software spreads it around the globe, instantly, with as little friction as possible: Facebook only works as a giant, billion-person-plus business because it allows users and advertisers to upload whatever they want to its platform, without human intervention.
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Embark's truck has just arrive back on the West Coast, and the team is still pulling all the data regarding disengagements and human intervention, but according to subjective reports from the drivers on board "the vast majority of the driving was autonomous," with "hours at a time with no disengagements, and when they did occur they were usually only a few seconds" long, per Rodrigues.
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But Mr Koch found the answer to his question about how organisations prosper by reading the classical liberals: he regards the "spontaneous order" of the free market—the notion that systems are best left to correct naturally, free of human intervention, with the price mechanism allocating resources to the most efficient use—with the same awe with which he regards the natural order of the universe.
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Some speculation has already suggested we'll see a full successor to Autopilot unveiled, featuring far more advanced autonomy; tying these features to a Model 3 with full Level 4 autonomy (capable of self-driving without any human intervention) would definitely make sense given Musk's previous comments, including a prediction made by the Tesla CEO in late 2015 that full autonomy would be available in around two years' time.
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Without the detrimental impact of human intervention, nature has fought back for control of large sections of Pripyat, enveloping the grey structures and suburban streets with greenery and wildlife: "Instead of fear, horror, death and a lost country, we found a beautiful area with lots of flowers and trees, fertile soil and loving, hospitable people who gave us a warm welcome every time we dropped by unannounced," said Esther.
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This Robotic Rubik&aposs Cube Can Solve ItselfIt's not going to set any world records, but this robotic Rubik's Cube that's filled with…Read more ReadWe first saw 'Human Controller's' creation about a year ago which started life as an off the shelf Rubik's Cube puzzle that was invisibly upgraded with servos, electronics, wiring, and even batteries allowing it to spin any of its multi-colored sides without any human intervention.
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It'll have competition from others, including BlackBerry, Delphi and Mobileye, and potentially even Nvidia at some point down the road, but the project kicked off in 2009 at Google X and it's clearly seeing the benefits of its early focus on true Level 4 and Level 5 autonomy (which is to say self-driving that requires no human intervention, or even pedals or a steering wheel) pay off in terms of its appeal as a technology partner.
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Such a ban seems unlikely to be introduced, but there is room for debate about how humans should interact with machines capable of varying degrees of autonomy, whether in the loop (with a human constantly monitoring the operation and remaining in charge of critical decisions), on the loop (with a human supervising machines that can intervene at any stage of the mission) or out of the loop (with the machine carrying out the mission without any human intervention once launched).
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The calls were so humanistic, it seemed nearly impossible for a casual listener on the other end of the call to determine whether it's a human or AI.A year after Duplex's launch, it's even more difficult to make that distinction—because Duplex calls could actually be from either a human or AI. Google confirmed to the New York Times that about 25 percent of calls made by Duplex begin with a human, and about 15 percent of calls that begin with AI have human intervention at some point during the call.
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Unlocking the potential of eye tracking technology Imagine a washer that autonomously contacts suppliers and places orders when it's low on detergent, performs self-service and maintenance, downloads new washing programs from outside sources, schedules its cycles to take advantage of electricity prices and negotiates with peer devices to optimize its environment; a connected car, smart enough to find and choose the best deal for parts and services; a manufacturing plant where the machinery knows when to order repairs for some of its parts without the need of human intervention.
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