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It enables immersive connections between humans and other artificial entities, or between humans and other humans.
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And the virus has transmitted from humans at the market to other humans … but perhaps not from those humans to even more humans, and on and on.
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Every injury in sports is a result of humans colliding with humans, or humans colliding with the planet.
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That's because, like younger people, they are also humans, and humans generally enjoy having sex with other humans.
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I. is made by humans, intended to behave by humans and, ultimately, to impact humans lives and human society.
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The court basically concluded that humans are persons because they're humans, and that chimps aren't persons because they're not humans.
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Interacting with humans is different because humans have contextual awareness.
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Humans are drawn to other humans they find physically attractive.
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Humans call other humans to correct errors on the bill.
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But humans harm orangutans far more than orangutans harm humans.
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"This is software to make humans better humans," Lublin said.
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Even the humans think about killing the humans, especially here.
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Back before humans invented chairs we humans stood a lot.
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We humans tend to care a lot more about humans.
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But humans will be humans, and they will gather together.
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Too high for most humans — but Antetokounmpo isn't most humans.
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Not only did the bots learn to act like humans, actual humans were apparently unable to discern the difference between bots and humans.
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As Kojève put it, humans desire, and what they desire is either something that other humans desire or the desire of other humans.
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Despite its name, there is nothing "artificial" about this technology — it is made by humans, intended to behave like humans and affects humans.
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Animals are just better and kinder than humans — well, most humans.
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During apocalypse scenarios, humans are always a threat to other humans.
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I think that's what we're seeing right now — humans helping humans.
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This should enable humans to think like humans instead of machines.
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You sometimes share the water with humans, always with non-humans.
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These are places built for humans, but there were no humans.
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Microbes' goals are to coexist with humans, not to kill humans.
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The fact is, even humans don't understand humans all the time.
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And smart employers are catching on: Evolving humans are happy humans.
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I think if we start to design systems to accommodate humans, as opposed to designing humans that exclude humans, that's a better path forward.
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"So humans get closer to robots and robots get closer to humans."
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Humans being humans, however, are quick to anthropomorphize body language and behavior.
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Just as humans catch malaria from mosquitoes, mosquitoes catch it from humans.
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But these humans were different from modern humans in some important ways.
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Beth Hazon: I just think humans are interested in watching other humans.
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They depict men and women having sex, men with men, animals with humans, inexplicable creatures with humans, and humans with inanimate objects (masks, bottles, candelabras).
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Shub Niggurath, Cthulhu, and Azathoth view humans the way many humans view bacteria.
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I'm sure it happened, because humans are humans but I never experienced it.
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A futuristic story in which humans have the ability to clone other humans.
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"Robots are not humans and will never be humans," Delvaux tells The Verge.
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The same thing that humans have done since humans started weaving: Try wool.
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Will humans prefer interacting with machines and start loving machines instead of humans?
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Mostly because it doesn't involve any humans, but just dogs dressed as humans.
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Bianca is not alleged to have conspired with other humans or non-humans.
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Tesla is right: Cars driven by humans kill lots of humans every year.
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And do humans master technology or does technology master humans, like in Oblivion?
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So we get a lot more humans, people comparing him to humans now.
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The Engineers created humans; the humans created androids; the androids created pure evil.
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Bid another beach season adieu with this "humans meet shark, shark eats humans" classic.
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Ultimately, the company's goal is to build software that allows humans to be humans.
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With humans involved, it raises a different set of questions: Who are these humans?
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To treat humans using light, we'd have to hack light-sensitive proteins into humans.
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Numerous studies show that it's laughably easy to make humans treat robots like humans.
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In other words, humans were primarily responsible for spreading the disease to other humans.
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Dogs devote their lives to humans, and humans cater to their pups at doga.
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"Our tagline is 'Made by humans with vaginas, for humans with vaginas,'" she said.
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The fundamental truth is that A.I. learns from humans — and humans are biased creatures.
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But infectious diseases need help to spread their misery: humans meeting humans, in person.
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But to me, humans are humans, and they've been humans ... If you read Shakespeare, there's nothing that's happening in Silicon Valley that you can't find in Shakespeare. No?
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Instead of delivering humans to places like restaurants, Marble delivers food from restaurants to humans.
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Like humans, dogs are living longer; and, like humans, they can develop symptoms of dementia.
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Well, the problem is that Airbnb is used by humans and humans cannot be trusted.
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It helps humans get and process information in ways that humans on their own cannot.
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Humans believe that other humans are self-aware, even though we can't really prove it.
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All of these realms involve humans — and far too often, humans are taken for granted.
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Both games started very level, with humans first taking the lead, then bots, then humans.
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Scientists barely know how to do that with other humans, and humans can speak English.
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Machine intelligence systems are just tools, designed by humans to serve the interests of humans.
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You. Humans. It's a toxic health issue for the oceans and for humans as well.
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"Anything built by humans and operated by humans can fail," Dr. Robock told Retro Report.
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In a world where humans can carry the X-gene, some humans have supernatural powers.
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Religion is the human church, and it's run by humans, and all humans are imperfect.
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I'd much prefer a world in which humans and machines, humans and algorithms, are partners.
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And then because humans are humans, harder becomes harder, better becomes better, longer becomes longer.
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The story it told was a simple, uncontroversial one: Humans follow the humans they know.
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How do we humans know what nature wants or if it cares if humans survive?
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Though bears are sufficiently ferocious, when humans get into conflicts with them, the humans win.
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But because humans are humans, we've tried to quantify the penguin's cuteness in normal human terms.
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Humans' war trauma and parrots' trauma from enslavement to humans are ultimately rooted in animal abuse.
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Their venom is non-deadly to humans -- although large specimens can give humans a painful bite.
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It thus raises the prospect of custom-designed humans, or even quasi-humans, without any parents.
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Both humans and machines can easily be wrong, but humans are probably better at realizing this.
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Laws govern the conduct of humans, and sometimes the machines that humans use, such as cars.
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Because I think humans need other humans to make them feel good about their creative choice.
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Humans have an urge to help others like themselves, and that should mean all other humans.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Google's YouTube is hiring more humans to teach machines how to think like humans.
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That's why one of the main thrusts of the government's research is in how to make artificial intelligence work with humans rather than exclusively work for humans, or work instead of humans.
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He certainly didn't create humans: They were created by an alien race, which the humans call "Engineers" — whose origin is itself a mystery — and in turn, the humans created an android race.
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They're considered dangerous because they're almost indistinguishable from humans, which means that humans sometimes empathize with them.
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I wanted the entire exhibition to lack any presence of humans, ultimately then it becomes about humans.
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It's a mission of peace, but humans being humans, more aggressive measures are ready if diplomacy fails.
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But as machines displace humans in production, their incomes will face the same pressures that afflict humans.
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In recent development, a federal safety board approved the first CRISPR trial to genetically alter humans. Humans!
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You see, puzzles are made by humans to make a situation tricky for other humans to crack.
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Like humans they engage in tongue-kissing, and like humans they will have sex face-to-face.
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"It's humans going animal, portrayed by animals playing humans," explains director Thomas Humphreys & the Blackmagic Rollercoaster Gang.
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But the nominees only said that humans play some role, not whether humans play the primary role.
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Do you mean those connections that we feel between ourselves as humans or our politicians as humans?
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EGYPT: 42% of Egyptian respondents blame humans for mostly causing climate change; 38% blame humans only partially.
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"Anthropologically, it tells something about humans and mirrors how humans spread all over the world," he said.
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And according to the science, right, humans can never create another animal that is smarter than humans.
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"The problem is that not everyone is going to be cool, because humans are humans," he says.
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Disney released some other posters as well, highlighting the humans (and humans playing aliens) of Captain Marvel.
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But as humans have cleared brush for agriculture and development, kangaroos and humans have been forced closer together.
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No protest is perfect because humans organize protests, and humans have never been and will never be perfect.
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Of course, humans are still behind these algorithms, and Spiegel said humans will still curate what's on Snapchat.
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They disrupt the reproduction of both the humans and animals, and are suspected of causing cancer in humans.
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And it's not that humans are dumb; it's that humans are wildly diverse in language, culture, and experience.
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Star Trek is often thought of as a utopia, but even in the future, humans will be humans.
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The heart of this problem is that current US copyright law never differentiates between humans and non-humans.
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Humans curate, report, write, and edit, and for most people, knowing which humans to trust became more difficult.
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If spikes in oxytocin reveal how much humans love dogs, they really show how much dogs love humans.
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In other words, although humans can be influenced by robots, it's still humans who get to decide how.
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Humans being beaten or replaced by computers is a much more popular theme than computers making humans better.
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After all, humans make computers, and humans are full of all sorts of ugly preconceptions about the world.
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Some wild canines started hanging around humans for their leftovers and gradually evolved into scavengers dependent on humans.
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SPAIN: 69% of people believe humans are to blame for climate change, and another 27% partially blame humans.
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Ants have higher biomass than humans, meaning the total mass of all ants exceeds that of all humans.
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Humans are the problem, and the cats are just living in the world that humans created for them.
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They admit that climate change is real, and even that humans are responsible—just not humans in America.
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Climate change is a cataclysm for humans everywhere, but it will be felt more keenly by certain humans.
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"There's an ancient knowledge that horses and humans are salutary for both, but especially for humans," he said.
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"While films may disrupt our sense of reality, 'virtual humans' or 'digital humans' will be reality," Mistry said.
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Without contact with humans when they are young, dogs can become as wary of humans as wild animals.
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If we were to allow violence whether it was between humans or humans and robots, chaos would reign.
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Ninety percent of human-avalanche encounters, Ryan said, are triggered by humans, making humans the primary avalanche problem.
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The idea, again, is that tech founders, just like ordinary humans, sometimes there's a problem and humans are good at being in denial about something and then sometimes humans are remiss in asking for directions.
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Honestly, I don't even know any humans who like hanging out with other humans more than they like eating.
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Consequently, the authors say that terms like "archaic humans" and "anatomically modern humans" are increasingly problematic given the evidence.
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If AI learns from humans, the rationale goes, then it will inherent all the same biases that humans have.
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Migratory birds can infect livestock birds which then infect other livestock and humans, leading to avian flus in humans.
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Will Iron Chef one day become a battle between humans and machines, instead of between humans and Bobby Flay?
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It's unclear if this house is fit for actual humans with functional noses, but honestly, who needs humans anymore?
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We shouldn't be scared of humans against humans, treating animals so poorly, thinking that the world is fucking disposable.
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They are also closely related to humans, which might explain why they can transmit diseases so easily to humans.
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It is clear that outdoor cats are a huge problem caused by humans that must be fixed by humans.
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Of course there is already plenty of content being churned out online by humans to keep other humans clicking.
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Alcohol is undoubtedly the most common reason that humans attack other humans for little to no reason at all.
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However, the detection technology is not capable of distinguishing between different humans, or even between humans and large animals.
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LG: Right, it's like humans were left out of the equation of how to be of service to humans.
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Capek is less concerned with what any particular group of humans have done than simply with what humans do.
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They were the oldest early humans to have body proportions similar to modern humans, including an expanded brain case.
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EEHV does not pose a health risk to humans, though humans are host to their own strains of herpesviruses.
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The goal of robotics should not be to replace humans with robots, but rather to improve productivity and safety, removing humans from harm's way and enabling them to focus on things that humans should be doing.
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That&aposs because the majority of coronaviruses — those that affect humans and animals — can be found in China, and many bats "live near humans in China, potentially transmitting viruses to humans and livestock," the authors said.
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All of these complex additional relationships between different archaic humans have really changed our picture of deep relationships amongst humans.
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Nothing will make you hate humans—capricious, volatile, unplanned, erratic humans—like sitting in the back of self-driving car.
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Misdemeanor battery is a comparatively low-level criminal offense on the spectrum of horrible things humans do to other humans.
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"In chess, the best players are not computers nor humans but humans working with computers," Collison offered as an analogy.
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But what baffles me even more than humans refusing life-saving medicines are humans who refuse to vaccinate their dogs.
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Bread wheat has nearly six times the number of DNA base pairs as humans (about 17bn compared with humans' 3bn).
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Humans co-creators Sam Vincent and Jonathan Brackley — who adapted a Swedish TV series called Real Humans — have similar concerns.
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The criteria are written by humans, and humans have our own biases: famously, "homosexuality" used to be labeled a disorder.
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You're looking at a site where no humans have been before, or at least very few humans have been before.
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Do you think relationships between humans and sex robots will eventually be viewed as equally valid as relationships between humans?
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Many want tech platforms to use more humans to review content — but humans, and human-trained algorithms, are biased too.
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The researchers said everyday contact with humans didn't affect the study results but overall years of experience with humans did.
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They form an evolutionary link between the last common ancestor of humans and chimpanzees and the ancestors of modern humans.
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We are all sold the notion that artificial intelligence is better than humans, when reality, it's a subset of humans.
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It is "The Fourth Discontinuity: The Co-Evolution of Humans and Machines" — not "The Co-Evolution and Humans and Machines."
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Touch, ultimately, is the thread that binds all Ren's photographs, and not simply between humans, but the touch of humans.
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Instead, the plan is to infiltrate a population of smart humans with dumb-bots to help the humans help themselves.
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She hopes that one day people won't think about gay and transgender issues, and will just let humans be humans.
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Humans punching humans in the face is elemental to our species, but football lures us into thinking it's something else.
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But for the places where humans gather online to talk to other humans, the internet will get a little worse.
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Paranoid androids: • A fascinating difference between humans and hosts: Humans experience memory in hazy outlines, but hosts have perfect recall.
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"Our regulatory system is made of humans — and humans make mistakes," said James Angel, a business professor at Georgetown University.
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Whether these are the genes involved, humans appear to have molded dogs to be friendly to other species beyond humans.
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But again, not every health issue that arises in animals will arise in humans — since humans and animals are different.
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But designers can animate them to move much faster than humans, or to have skills that humans don't, like flying.
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But occasionally it infects humans who come contact with those animals' or fellow infected humans' bodily fluids, causing intermittent outbreaks.
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Inarguably, it proved their goal isn't just the destruction of all humans because, actually, they seem to need humans (alive humans, since the zombie-like wights are different) in order to create more of their own kind.
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That likely means one of two things: The virus is spreading rapidly in animals in Wuhan and repeatedly crossing over to humans; or animals infected humans once or twice and it is now spreading rapidly among humans.
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Some people were quick to point out that humans frequently kill other humans while driving, and that even if self-driving cars are much safer than humans, there will be some fatal incidents with self-driving cars.
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Humans Lived in Madagascar 6,000 Years Earlier Than Previously ThoughtAn analysis of butchered animal bones suggests humans had somehow ventured to Madagascar by at…Read more ReadThat early humans may have hunted these birds is a distinct possibility.
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It's easy to think of AI as replacing humans, but sales people are a perfect example of how computers and software can augment what humans do well — in this case, interact with other humans to sell them stuff.
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What wasn't anticipated in his findings was a whole Pandora's box of additional archaic humans and mixtures amongst those archaic humans.
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This is a human story, about humans and humanity, and the damage that we, as humans, do to the natural world.
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While these bots seem far along in their development, they're not humans and can't think like humans-making-funny-jokes yet.
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Ideally, the cell where the humans are should remain intact, which means that the humans are more likely to remain intact.
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The humans tasked with cleaning up the internet's mess are miserable, and the humans creating that mess aren't much better off.
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Just like humans enjoy watching large whales and schools of fish, sometimes whales enjoy watching large boats and schools of humans.
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AMLG: But you can never really remove the element of humans influencing other humans' ideas right, it's just the voting piece?
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Teaching bears to associate humans and human settlements with food is dangerous to humans but is especially dangerous for the bears.
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It becomes a part of you," adding that "Machines are not separate from humans, they are becoming a part of humans.
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Humans interact with space; shapes define space; humans then interact differently with the space after new objects have entered the picture.
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I think that as humans, abusing bots will make us more prone to abusing other humans, and that is clearly bad.
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If we can use technology to make humans better drivers instead of replacing humans as drivers, I think that's a win.
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All of these smart devices are made by humans, and the data they compile is analyzed through algorithms developed by humans.
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Charles Darwin initially surmised that humans evolved in Africa, because that's the home of humans' closest ape relatives, chimpanzees and gorillas.
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In real life, it would likely take several contacts between animals and humans before a virus becomes fully transmissible to humans.
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The Bill of Rights says some bad people won't do certain bad things because we're protecting humans to live as humans.
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These are not challenges that Waymo can simply throw technology at, but require painstaking work by humans who understand other humans.
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As it turns out, it's pretty tough to do: humans created and programmed them, and humans are often racist, sexist dicks.
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Sex Education understands that for humans, and young humans especially, a lot of these experiences are rooted in sex and romance.
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Humans are in the primate family, and with this birth of cloned monkeys, these techniques could theoretically be applied to humans.
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"If white sharks wanted to eat humans, there would be tens of thousands of humans eaten every day," Mr. Fischer said.
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"Because these viruses have not been circulating in humans before, specific immunity to these viruses is absent in humans," Haagmans said.
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Because while we can clone humans, technology hasn't advanced to the point that it clone the parts that make more humans.
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Right. I think we're going to have humans having robotic elements before we're going to have robots that are like humans.
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In my last book, I saw this dichotomy between machines that replace humans and machines that extend the power of humans.
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But humans can tesser, to — Dr. Murry, a physicist, knew about tesseracting and was working on a way for humans to tesser.
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All humans, including the humans we call "customers," tend to remember what happens to us in our lives in terms of stories.
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Robots are finally rising up against humans — and I'd be hard-pressed to say I want any of the humans to survive.
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Until then, the onus is on us humans to prevent them from amplifying the negative tendencies of the humans who train them.
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" In his graduation thesis, Matsuzawa, already disenchanted with material civilization, wrote, "That which humans make will eventually perish, humans will eventually perish.
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Schoeve said her 7-year-old bison has a special bond with humans, because she was imprinted with humans since her birth.
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In this worldview, 7 billion humans dying is not just seven times as bad as 1 billion humans dying, it's much worse.
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Experts told Insider humans are hard-wired to trust other humans, and to find love, which can force us to ignore risks.
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There is other archaeological evidence of humans killing humans, including Native Americans long before Europeans brought guns or horses to this continent.
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The ant queen has been eating humans and producing human-sized ants that then go out and collect more humans to devour.
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The debate centers on the question of who will help whom: machines in aid of humans or humans in aid of machines.
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Humans Can&apost Stop Breaking Carbon Emissions RecordsThe climate is changing, driven in part by humans spewing greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
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Which is not that difficult since humans are humans and vulnerable, and we don't have the same steady hand as the computer.
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Yes, robots will do much of the work humans do today, impacting the human workforce and the type of work humans do.
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More conceptually, advances in gene-writing could also be used to create custom-designed humans, including completely "artificial" humans without any parents.
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After Kasparov lost to IBM's creation, humans created Arimaa, a modification of chess designed to stump computers and give humans the edge.
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The study notes that researchers have spent a lot of time studying interactions between dogs and humans, but not cats and humans.
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Nearly two-thirds of Americans expect humans to struggle finding work in a future of robots — all humans except themselves, that is.
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"Essentially, when humans migrated out of Africa, they already carried HSV-2, and wherever humans went, their viruses went too," Houldcroft said.
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CHINA: Almost half of Chinese respondents believe humans have some responsibility for climate change — only 45% believe humans are the main cause.
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Her mother, Rossum (Tandy Cronyn), invented it, and with that invention comes both promise (humans liberated from drudgery!) and threat (humans unemployed!
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The problem is that giraffes could easily spread these antibiotic resistant E. coli to agriculture, animals that humans eat, and humans directly.
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Facebook has recently started employing humans to create some specialized content of its own — summaries of newspaper stories other humans have written.
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Neu5Gc is found in all mammals except humans, because the early humans that could make Neu5Gc died from an ancient malarial parasite.
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A. It's very hard to see how any humans in California 130,000 years ago could be the ancestors of any living humans.
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Humans is the word, so if you say don&apost kill humans in the program and let&aposs say Tyrus gets on the computer and says kill humans, anything look like me, they are going to do that without discretion.
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It is also, and increasingly, a mixture of the natural and the human—as ever more humans depend on it, as humans learn new ways of anticipating it, and as humans face up to the climate change which will reshape it.
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Hungry Dinosaurs May Be the Reason Humans Need SunscreenIllustration: Jim Cooke, photo: ShutterstockWhat do blind cavefish, dinosaurs, and sunburnt humans have in common?
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"A lack of processes usually leaves covering the unaddressed parts of the cybersecurity processes solely to humans, and humans make mistakes," Emilani said.
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Some are old, some are strays, and some have saved the humans in their lives as much as the humans have saved them.
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The humans help the Tidelanders by operating the drug business and keeping other humans away from Le Tonte, their cozy, half-siren hideaway.
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"Fish have a simpler brain than humans and entirely lack the section of the brain that humans use for recognizing faces," said Newport.
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The two teams swung back and forth in the early stages of the game, with humans taking the lead, then AI, then humans.
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Sputore said he was less interested in the dividing line between humans and androids, and more in the relationship between humans and robots.
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We already have humans who can think like humans; maybe the value of smart machines is that they are quite alien from us.
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In Crichton's vision, the robots turn on humans because they are soulless monsters that the humans realize they can never hope to control.
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Most importantly: All Apple products are assembled by humans, which means they can be taken apart and put back together by humans, too.
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But for robots to be able to ensure human safety, those robots must be able to see humans and recognize them as humans.
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As long as we still need humans somewhere on the factory floor, we need robots that can safely operate next to those humans.
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Last year, in his project "Humans Not Invited," the artist created a CAPTCHA test that, rather than scan for bots, filtered out humans.
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HONG KONG: Half of the respondents from Hong Kong blame humans for climate change — around 45% blame humans as one of several sources.
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And there are many surreal photographs that feature actual humans, humans whose bodies (like those of Iturbide's Holy Thursday siblings) stray into otherness.
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Humans have enlisted nearly 100 AI-powered robots in North American to come to the rescue for something humans are terrible at: recycling.
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"This idea is very funny, of humans having to integrate with other humans," Skaf told me, his long ringlets falling in his face.
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It's nice to feel like we can show people that we are humans, just talking to other humans, trying to figure things out.
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This meant that instead of fleas having to bite humans to transmit the disease, humans could now transmit it to each other directly.
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Perhaps spacecraft will one day manage to carry humans to the stars, or at least robots with instructions on how to create humans.
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Humans are capable of stupefying cruelty toward other humans and toward animals—in prisons, in slaughterhouses, in churches, in schools, and in homes.
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If early humans really did smash those mastodon bones 130,000 years ago, scientists will have to rethink how humans came to the Americas.
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"Because these viruses have not been circulating in humans before, specific immunity to these viruses is absent in humans," Haagmans told Business Insider.
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Over the centuries, rats have followed humans to every continent except Antarctica, often with disastrous consequences for native flora, fauna and even humans.
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Some animals' airstrike anxieties kept humans from evacuating to larger public shelters; other humans felt their own fears assuaged by their furry compatriots.
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Scientists believe civet cats, native to southeast Asia, first spread SARS to humans, while camels might be responsible for transmitting MERS to humans.
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The mental gymnastics required for such a profound role reversal between humans and machines all depend on the underlying assumption that humans suck.
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A 2011 study from the University of Vienna found that the relationship between cats and humans can mirror the relationship between two humans.
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Berezow said the chemical is "completely safe" to humans because it interferes with chemical reactions in plants that do not exist in humans.
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The rhesus monkeys and sika deer look to humans for shelter and food, while humans look to them for spiritual and cultural sustenance.
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The difference between killing most humans and killing all humans might seem pretty irrelevant to many of us, who will be dead either way.
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The virus has mainly spreads from poultry into humans and has yet to show continued transmission between humans, according to the World Health Organization.
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I also learned that humans want to help other humans, regardless of what ticket they hold, and your best bet is to always ask.
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Especially in a globalised world, all humans have moral obligations towards all other humans, and those shirking these obligations are egoists or even racists.
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First, they recruited about 100 lucky humans to look at pictures of faces, butts, and feet (of both humans and chimps) and match them.
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This anime series is set after a future war involving humans and Twilights, humans with powers gained through the use of a specific drug.
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The future looks bleak for humans who like working, and car factories are the most cliched example of efficient robots replacing fat unionized humans.
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As AI and automation continue to improve, there may come a time where humans — even robotically enhanced humans — are not needed for manual labor.
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In an era that's racing to put humans on the sidelines, Khosrowshahi says humans and machines working hand-in-hand is the real thing.
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This theory, which was first outlined in a 1996 book, states that humans tend to interact with computers as if they were fellow humans.
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Being wired together with billions of other humans in vast networks mediated by thinking machines is not an experience that humans have enjoyed before.
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They found the roots of premolars were widely fused, a feature that is characteristic of modern humans, early humans, and several pre-human ancestors.
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First of all, humans are part of this system — and we have yet to design a system to ensure that humans don't make errors.
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As most humans busily make Earth less and less habitable, a few humans propose making Mars more Earth-like, via a process called terraforming.
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The most important question is how humans and robots should work together to improve quality and safety rather than how robots can replace humans.
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" The environmental movement has an unfortunate history of ignoring the well-being of humans—particularly marginalized humans—for the sake of animals and "nature.
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QATAR: Around half of respondents from Qatar believe humans are mostly to blame for climate change, but 41% still only hold humans partially responsible.
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But when he's not planning to send humans to Mars, Musk said he regularly debates whether humans actually exist in another civilization's video game.
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Obviously, humans are not going to be the way you're going to figure this out, but you have to put humans to the test.
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"If you say humans are the cause of climate change, that's incorrect because climate change is due to humans and natural variability," he said.
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There I was told there was a difference in kind between humans and other animals, that only we humans had personalities, minds, and emotions.
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"The Day the Earth Stood Still" imagines the first contact between humans and aliens, who look surprisingly like humans, but in more anonymous form.
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Influenza pandemics occur when a novel animal flu virus acquires the ability to infect humans and they, in turn, transmit it to other humans.
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Experts estimate that in a warehouse, currently staffed by humans in America, automated technology could move an estimated 10,85033 times more efficiently than humans.
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Species considered to be "in conflict" with humans, such as wild boar, were predominantly photographed in areas and zones evacuated by humans, Beasley said.
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Meanwhile, 14 percent of conservative Republicans thought humans contribute a great deal to climate change and another 39 percent said humans have "some" contribution.
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"The fact is that AI can go further than humans, it could be billions of times smarter than humans at this point," Pearson said.
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There are a lot of theories, including that alliances between modern humans and dogs helped humans hunt food better, essentially starving Neanderthals out of Europe.
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Whitehead said the research may help identify which genes regulate sensitivity to chemicals in humans, and help understand how humans might react to different pollutants.
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You'll notice that in this study, carbonated water only made rats gain weight, not humans, and plenty of things don't work when repeated in humans.
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Practicing on dead humans probably seemed repugnant in light of the reverence shown in funerary rituals; many ancient humans treated their dead with deep respect.
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"We believe that if you augment humans with technology, humans would be able to do much more," says Center for Music Technology director Gil Weinberg.
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The interbreeding that went on between humans and Neanderthals probably took place as modern humans moved north out of Africa to populate Europe and Asia.
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More and more, however, researchers are now thinking about how robots and humans can work in close proximity to humans and even learn from them.
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The internet was made for humans to talk to humans, not for Amazon to chase us around the internet with viral videos of disposable shavers.
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These researchers are now speculating about whether there is some kind of protein in humans that allows humans to sleep and recover after stressful events.
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That would almost be preferable to the more likely outcome: humans overseeing vast armies of these armed autonomous robots to dominate and kill other humans.
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If its filters are built by humans, and humans are inherently biased, how can we trust Facebook to deliver an unbiased representation of the news?
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But machines shouldn't replace what humans can do, Ma said, but instead the technology community needs to look at making machines do what humans cannot.
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Humans left their mark on Neanderthals, too Previous genetic analyses have revealed that humans interbred with Neanderthals less than 65,000 years ago, outside of Africa.
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The study is one of the first to show humans can differentiate between canine growls and previous studies have shown that humans can understand barks.
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Humans can be infected by other humans if they come in contact with bodily fluids from an infected person or contaminated objects from infected persons.
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Humans can be infected by other humans if they come in contact with body fluids from an infected person or contaminated objects from infected persons.
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Humans have a distinct advantage over machines in the Four Cs; mastering them enables humans to work most effectively in the AI-enabled work environment.
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The tigers often wandered out of the reserves for food, coming into deadly conflict with humans (deadly for both humans and the tigers, that is).
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Helen in Wired, "Why Robots are as Interesting as Humans"` Helen in Wired, "Why Robots are as Interesting as Humans" AMLG: Wow, so 245 years.
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" Why we should always have humans in space: "I think we should make a commitment to never have all humans on Earth at one time.
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His paintings are a commentary on the changing and chameleon-esque traits of the living, from humans turning into animals, and animals evolving into humans.
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She found that humans probably lost their baculum around six million years ago, when humans split off from chimps and bonobos in an evolutionary sense.
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"One thing that we hope might happen is that they'll [humans and non-humans] develop a relationship of sorts over time," say Woebken and Montgomery.
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Roth's take on the humans-hunting-humans story sounds like something the characters in The Hunt would write about on their conspiracy theory message boards.
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We see friendships between women of color, between people of different socioeconomic backgrounds and life circumstances, as well as friendships between humans and non-humans.
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Once they get used to being fed by humans, they become habituated to humans and even display hyper-aggression if they are not given food.
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The virus, which somehow jumped from the bat species to humans (perhaps through an unknown intermediate species), typically causes a relatively mild disease in humans.
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"You have to have good reason to say, 'We need to go straight to humans or go to humans at this particular point,'" he said.
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Dr. Wang said, however, that he thought the virus was likely not spreading from humans to humans because health workers had not contracted the disease.
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We just have to be better than the humans — and believe me humans damage a lot of fruit, too, when they're picking and packing it.
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It is rather that they'd prefer not to need to trust humans to keep their promises, when we know that we humans are deeply fallible.
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The big question is not whether the humans will fall in love with the robots or whether the robots will try to kill the humans.
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Part of why some people are uncomfortable with Ethan is because we all do it—actual real humans, not just cartoon on-the-screen humans.
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When the robots rise up and kill all humans, they will do it with the emotion and personality programmed into them by well-meaning humans.
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Conflict between humans and AI is front and center in AMC&aposs sci-fi series "Humans," which returned for its third season on Tuesday (June 5).
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Humans are good and getting better at understanding these messages, and in turn, dogs have learned a lot about humans and the human world around them.
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The truth is, the universe far predates humans, it will far outlast humans, and contemplating its death is a depressing effort that highlights our incredible insignificance.
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When the wet bulb reaches 403°C it becomes impossible for humans to cool their bodies through sweating, hence it indicates the survival temperature for humans.
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Think of Aedes aegypti as the Norway rat of mosquitoes; it has evolved to live in close quarters with humans, and the trash that humans create.
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But their likelihood of spreading infection is lower, because "these animals do not come in contact with humans or produce milks that humans consume," Raviglione said.
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"My wife and I made two humans, so I thought I probably should make some adjustments based on the two humans being there," the comedian says.
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This new service is a different form of community based around quick and easy aggregation and the idea that humans want to talk to other humans.
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Humans, while lacking the 7 rows of teeth, are still worse For every human killed in a shark attack, humans kill an estimated 2 million sharks.
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The team noted that the close genetic relationships between humans and apes creates an "exceptionally high" potential of spreading disease from apes or monkeys to humans.
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What will ems be like: Emulated humans will be modeled after the most productive humans, like Olympic gold medalists, Nobel Prize winners, or Fortune 500 CEOs.
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But he says the study's conclusions about rats don't tell us enough about indications for humans since the physiological comparisons between humans and rats are unreliable.
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Perhaps the most interesting idea within the effective altruism movement is that we should not just worry about present day humans but future humans as well.
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We took humans to the moon and we're working to take humans to Mars and we'd love to see Amazon become part of that process here.
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He has invoked the concept of "Centaur Warfighting" — systems that combine A.I. with the capabilities of humans, resulting in faster responses than humans alone could achieve.
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The unusual genetic signals the earlier study had detected could have come from this group of ancient humans interbreeding with now-extinct archaic humans called Denisovans.
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"Cultural transmission does not require the high cognitive sophistication specific to humans, nor is it a distinctive feature of humans," study co-author Clint Perry said.
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NASA scientists, who once engineered spaceships that allowed humans to explore the dusty moon, have also provided evidence, for decades, that humans are unequivocally warming Earth.
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Each of these horrors were fueled by climate change—a problem caused by humans, but which is also fixable by humans, if there's the political will.
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The case for using humans to draw the line is that machines just aren't good enough for the job compared to humans at the current time.
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"Mangroves are a supermarket for humans," said Somsak of the mangrove conservation office, describing a food chain from leaves and parasites to crabs, fish and humans.
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Even in America, 40 percent of respondents said humans were at least partly responsible for climate change, and a third said humans were the dominant cause.
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I don't think humans will stop driving for a while, but there's probably a point, even in my lifetime, where humans are not allowed to drive.
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In almost all cases, dogs take great pains to warn humans when they're feeling unsafe, but the trouble is that most humans simply don't speak Dog.
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We must also recognize, however, that humans differ from all other living creatures in a fundamental way: Humans have the ability to imagine, innovate and create.
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A business, as it is made by humans, should have responsibilities to other humans, if not in the advancement of society, than the preservation of it.
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Do we really think we're living in the first era in history where nothing will ever again be created by humans for humans, only by machines?
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Plus, the study authors said, "most of the bat hosts of these CoVs [coronaviruses] live near humans in China, potentially transmitting viruses to humans and livestock."
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According to extensive research from Manpower earlier this year, a growing area in the next 10 years will be jobs where humans are looking after humans.
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These variants possibly originated in the Denisovans, a group of archaic humans who, along with Neanderthals, diverged from modern humans about half a million years ago.
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Yes, humans do beastly things — Mann had just escaped the Nazis — but humans are the only creatures who can understand and seek justice, freedom and truth.
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From the Holocaust to the Tiananmen Square Massacre to domestic violence, humans have abused other humans simply because they feel superior or want to feel superior.
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But as far as treating robots as if they were humans or locking up humans for violence against machines, a line does need to be drawn.
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For example, while OCT4 is important for early development in both mice and humans, Bertero's colleagues showed that it's required much earlier in humans than mice.
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Tooth Analysis Suggests Neanderthals and Modern Humans Split Apart Far Earlier Than We ThoughtDental evidence suggests Neanderthals and modern humans diverged from a common ancestor around…Read more ReadThis story begins around 800,000 years ago, when modern humans and Neanderthals diverged from an unknown common ancestor.
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Some viruses have infected humans, but initial results showed that the strains found in France posed no risk of being caught by humans, the farm minister said.
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The goal should not be to build an artificial algorithm that mimics humans, but for humans to learn how to coexist more like our perfectly engineered constructs.
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Overall, humans had a harder time distinguishing objects in adversarial images than in unmodified photos, which means these photo hacks may transfer well from machines to humans.
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"These particular organisms looks to be shared between Neanderthals and humans about 120,000 year ago, or about the time that humans and Neandertals were interbreeding," Weyrich said.
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Both humans and canines wore motion-tracking devices for seven nights, and humans answered questions about their quality of sleep and where their dogs spent the night.
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He taught them to guide missiles with a better accuracy than humans and to even find people at sea with better accuracy than humans working with binoculars.
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According to a new report from the BBC, humans who are having baby humans are following along by naming their babies after characters on the beloved show.
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It offloads some of the smaller tasks that humans, paid expensive humans handle, onto a robot so that they can focus on, like, more high-minded activities.
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No humans are involved in the process, which at least removes the potential for direct bias, though humans tend to code their subconscious biases into their algorithms.
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They're 40 feet in the air and the only thing preventing the humans on top from smashing the humans on the bottom is, like, some hand holding.
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"It's human ecological change that drives diseases to emerge," says Olival -- whether that's humans encroaching on the habitats of disease-carrying animals or humans changing their behavior.
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Before this discovery, it was believed that the early modern humans we evolved from were in Africa 2000,2350 years ago and looked very similar to modern humans.
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We know that rodent studies don't always transfer to humans, but these studies have a good sample size and the biological mechanism functions very similarly in humans.
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If anyone's looking for a refresher on the world of Cars, it's a world with zero humans, but plenty of evidence that humans once roamed the earth.
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First of all, I was dealing with humans, and humans are complicated, and no search engine would ever allow me to peer inside a particular person's brain.
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The earliest known fossilized remains of modern humans have all been found on the African continent, but this is the earliest evidence of modern humans outside Africa.
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While it wasn't dangerous to humans, authorities were concerned that the virus had jumped species, since pigs are closer to humans in the way they carry viruses.
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And I presume ... Humans are humans, so there's presumably sexism and racism within the city even in that era, but it's not an issue during this story.
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As for why humans enjoy faffing around with AttnGAN and other AI, "[it] has a generative capacity that we as humans just enjoy watching," Valenzuela told me.
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And also remember that we're also human and that humans before us and humans after us have maintained and will maintain relationships, including physical ones, during outbreaks.
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Across the sweep of history, it's odd to say humans are static — it's not the case that humans in 1500 were the same as they are today.
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In one episode, Ward goes birding in Brooklyn with the comedian Wyatt Cenac, who jokingly asks if birds go "people-ing," watching humans as humans watch them.
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The assumption behind the research is that humans share so many genes with other animals that understanding a disease in animals may help treat it in humans.
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SARS is thought to have evolved from bats to civet cats to humans in China; MERS evolved from bats to camels to humans in the Middle East.
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For humans to be willing to work easily with robot assistants, the robots need to be able to tell humans how and why they arrived at decisions.
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And while it's tempting to scold social media users who don't reach out and acknowledge those whose suffering is stated in decidedly less amusing ways, as 52 has shown us, humans can sometimes be far more generous with non-humans experiencing loneliness than we are with lonely fellow humans.
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Now, the company has data on how humans interact with other humans while driving, but he hopes to build data on how humans interact with self-driving cars, and how vehicles interact with each other, which could be used to make those vehicles safer and prevent accidents and deaths.
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This basic setup — place where humans live alongside non-humans in weird symbiosis; mysterious case involving a disappearance; strained relationship between the protagonist and the "others" of this world — is very similar to the 1988 classic Who Framed Roger Rabbit, which paired humans with myriad classic cartoon characters.
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While Britain was populated and abandoned by humans during earlier periods, archaeologists think that humans lived on the island continuously from Cheddar Man's time through to present day.
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Humans should spend more time worrying about other humans rather than obsessing about AI powered robots turning evil, said Eric Schmidt, executive chairman of Google parent company Alphabet.
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Performance Space New York to host a conference on reimagining the social, looking at the relationships between humans and non-humans and how we interact on this planet.
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And while he's more known for horror than slapstick, he frequently addressed the humor potential of humans running from clumsy pursuers or of zombies behaving like exaggerated humans.
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There are four stages to the competition and the judges are not told which ones are written by humans, and which are made by both humans and AIs.
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The resulting data pertains to modern humans, who admittedly aren't exactly like Paleolithic humans, or Neanderthals, whose large frame allowed for slightly more muscle mass than Homo sapiens.
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But AlphaGo's moves displayed a certain element of sophistication and beauty—in an odd way that humans weren't expecting—which doesn't seem to bode well for us humans.
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NOAA notes that less than a dozen out of the 300 or so species of sharks have ever attacked humans (most of the time, humans attack each other).
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One of the few times they do leave children behind is when they are moved by humans or pick up the foreign scent of humans who touch them.
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Existing AI systems beat humans at lots of narrow tasks — chess, Go, Starcraft, image generation — and they're catching up to humans at others, like translation and news reporting.
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We go back and forth between mice and humans: When we find something in mice, we go and look at how well that accounts for variability in humans.
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But maybe it would be more godlike to create life that can in turn create its own life, much like God created humans and humans created artificial intelligence.
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The humans who consider working with AIVA often come with initial doubts about the place of AI in creativity and wonder if AI should or will replace humans.
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But I'm angry at humans who act towards the natural world with a lack of empathy which, if displayed towards other humans, would be seen as frankly psychopathic.
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Some viruses have infected humans, but initial results showed that the strains found in France posed no risk of being caught by humans, the farm minister has said.
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INDONESIA: 69% of Indonesians place the majority of blame for climate change on humans, with about a quarter of respondents placing only some of the blame on humans.
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And related is that because most humans, increasingly it seems, don't very well understand how to be around wildlife, wildlife need wild space and humans need settled space.
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Implanting computing power in the brain could help humans have near-perfect memory, read books instantaneously and communicate with other implanted humans telepathically, or without speaking, explains Johnson.
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And since you're here, let me tell you a few other things I really like, too: 9S being put on the spot about how humans make more humans.
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It has been seen in creatures that are closely related to humans either evolutionarily, like gorillas and orangutans, or ones that are close to humans socially, like dogs.
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There is a sense — Rachel Cusk, a writer whom Levy resembles, also takes up this idea — that humans (and especially men) are abysmal at asking other humans questions.
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Though he hasn't tested it in humans, Dr. Kashiwadani suspects that linalool may also work on the brains of humans and other mammals, which have similar emotional circuitry.
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When humans use the things you build and you stop treating them like humans, but rather like bits and bytes and revenue dollars, you've given your soul away.
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But I actually found it uncomfortable to see real humans talk to other real humans in the way that we are encouraged to speak to our voice assistants.
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Analysts have begun to add Aleppo to the list of places where humans have failed to stop tragedies committed against other humans, as in Grozny, Rwanda and Srebrenica.
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It's part of an exhibition called Training Humans, currently showing in the Osservatorio Fondazione Prada in Milan, which explores how datasets and automated systems represent and classify humans.
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"Cultural transmission does not require the high cognitive sophistication specific to humans, nor is it a distinctive feature of humans," said Clint Perry, who co-led the study.
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But he has questioned whether humans are the dominant cause or whether global warming would be harmful to humans, two questions that scientists widely answer in the affirmative.
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In the third question, they tried to do this by asking about a catastrophe that renders most humans sterile compared to a catastrophe that rendered all humans sterile.
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Related: Artist Blends Humans With Nature in Beautifully-Surreal Portrait Series Meet The Body Painting Artist Blending Humans Into Nature Observe Your Own Death at the Shaman Art Show
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While coyotes are known to occasionally attack small pets, attacks on humans are "extremely rare" in eastern states, as coyotes are "by nature wary of humans," the agency said.
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How aliens determined that they were being observed by humans before humans even had telescopes or cars will without a doubt be the astrophysical mystery of the coming decades.
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Because modern humans and Neanderthals are related — but different — species, interbreeding between the two didn't lead to offspring as likely to thrive as the product of two modern humans.
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Fans can still expect to see plenty of well-choreographed action sequences, unsettling robots scurrying to destroy humans, and far-out technologies like augmented humans and self-replicating food.
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Humans have caused pollution and humans can fix it, said Solheim, executive director of UN Environment, in an interview with the Thomson Reuters Foundation at the four-day summit.
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Feminist theorist Donna Haraway has used the term when considering synergistic relationships between humans, non-humans, and non-living things in the face of social upheaval and drastic change.
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If we behave as we think humans do, if we feel and think as humans do, then we fit our definition of the human, which is all we have.
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But in Yellowstone National Park, where bears are much less likely to see humans early on in their lives, and where they're not as accustomed to humans, absolutely not.
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This means that two different populations of paleolithic humans independently came to the same conclusion: these intelligent four-legged animals could be bred to live and work among humans.
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The bed bug species that feed on humans likely split off into their own branches quite a while before modern humans arrived (somewhere up to 2 million years ago).
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"There is a lot of crossover with dead animals and dead humans, but humans have enough distinct things about them that cadaver dogs can tell the difference," Warren said.
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From a performance perspective, humans and robots are not necessarily good at the same things; we need to both comprehend and plan for the differences between humans and robots.
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It feels probable that the number of services like Hipmunk or Google Maps — commonly used algorithms that humans tend to trust more than they trust other humans — will multiply.
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The animals don't know that they are being occupied by humans because, as Detective Pikachu establishes, the animals would experience amnesia and not remember their past lives as humans.
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Another is simply the mixing of naïve humans and risky wildlife; shark bite numbers relate to the number of humans living in Florida more than to any other factor.
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When I went to Idomeni I saw what it means for humans to reach their limits and I realized that humans are capable of the best and the worst.
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But she called the images striking and said they showed a collaboration between humans and dogs where humans were in control, which is a rare find among archaeological remains.
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"In the same way there's plant-based protein for humans and cultured meat for humans we want to make sure that's also the case for our pets," Bethencourt said.
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It is indeed a brutal and unforgiving world they inhabit: Girls are not valued, poverty drives people to despair and humans turn against humans in the fight for survival.
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Unwriting "Nature" is open to accomplished writers, artists, and researchers who are intent on re-signifying "nature," including restating the relationship between humans, and between humans and planetary resources.
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For as long as humans have been making theater, theater has been a cradle of free speech, and the best theater causes humans to reflect and reconsider their lives.
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If someone told you there was a play called "Chickens in the Yard," about Pennsylvanians who own chickens, you might infer that the cast consisted of humans playing humans.
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Before the Jebel Irhoud discovery, it was believed that the early modern humans we evolved from were in Africa 200,000 years ago and looked very similar to modern humans.
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"Humans" AMC's "Humans" now in its second season, takes us into a chillingly plausible near future where almost human robotic assistants called "Synths" are as common as today's iPhones.
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In the second section of the book, we witness the relentless march of Homo pre-deus toward Homo deus — from humans who worship gods into humans who become gods.
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But where humans excel — and A.I. in general falls short — is in merging those individual skills into a cohesive whole, and doing it as fast as humans are capable.
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Tyson also mentioned the movie's classic Arnold-ism his List App entry: "Anything that hunts humans better than the way humans hunt big game is singularly terrifying," Tyson wrote.
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This is why, they say, humans are still needed to make nuanced decisions about other humans' lives, and why computers still can't be trusted to do the same—yet.
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So humans impact what you do and do not see on these services, and the challenge, especially for Facebook, is making it clear how involved these humans actually are.
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Thousands of people involved — humans involved — in documentation.
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The Sunghir burials gave Sikora a chance to test his hypothesis that early humans developed a form of social structure that allowed early modern humans to swap partners and genes.
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Humans first appeared in Australia around 60,000 years ago, leading scientists to wonder if humans were somehow responsible—not an outrageous suggestion, given our dubious track record on such matters.
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Actual humans might immediately realize the merit of Michael's worrisome evidence, but the Judge, an all-powerful, all-knowing being, is sure silly humans merely aren't thinking things through enough.
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More likely, the procedure was done as practice for trepanation on humans, a finding which may explain why ancient humans were so good at this early form of brain surgery.
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Inspired by the "Humans of New York" Facebook page, she set up "Humans of Damascus" to showcase a city mostly removed from the violence ravaging other parts of the country.
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They wanted to live and progress just as humans, and though their consciousness was not exact to humans, they were their own kind and just as worthy to be respected.
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That is, as more humans are added to the planet, the rate of increase of those humans' impact on the planet in terms of land use has not kept pace.
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Early human-like DNA suggests that a female ancestor of modern humans gave birth to a Neanderthal several hundred thousand years before humans and Neanderthals were first thought to meet.
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In the future, machines will do tedious, repetitive work for us, and do more of it than humans ever could, simultaneously increasing economic output and liberating humans everywhere from drudgery.
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By comparing the genetic profiles of neanderthals and modern humans, the researchers came up with a list of 135,000 genetic variations likely to have been passed to humans by neanderthals.
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Image: Lisa Ventre, University of CincinnatiFirst, computers beat humans in the game of Go. Now computers are beating humans at something that might be a tad more practical: flight combat.
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That not only eases the burden of physical labor on humans, but it also removes opportunities for humans to earn a living—if they don't change how they create value.
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It's a painful reminder that humans cause 84 percent of the accidental fires in the US. But humans don't just make the sparks; we also put ourselves in harm's way.
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"There's a possibility the mammoths died out before humans arrived and it's possible humans caused their extinction, hunted them to extinction," said geologist Dan Muhs of the U.S. Geological Survey.
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And an AI system that can improve itself, adapt to human capabilities, do more of what humans are not good at, and help humans amplify their own thinking and capabilities.
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"As humans we all have our own way of processing what happened that day, but as we know in life there are humans and then there's President Trump," Noah said.
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Westworld speculates on the thin line between human and artificial life, then undercuts itself by asking viewers to question which humans are robots, rather than what makes robots like humans.
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And because A.I. is both built and led by humans (and often, mostly male humans) who may unintentionally transfer their unconscious sexist biases into business decisions, and the robots themselves.
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The elves are wealthy and magical, and seem to have all had copious plastic surgery; the humans are just humans; the orcs are generally hated, and relegated to the ghetto.
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You can think of AI systems in constant symbiosis with everything else, with other information on the web, with other AI systems, with humans next to them, with remote humans.
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"The Humans" and "Shuffle Along" each earned four awards, with "The Humans" winning for outstanding play and "Shuffle Along" for outstanding musical, at the Drama Desk Awards on Sunday night.
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"Even though [dogs] are not a close evolutionary relative of humans, they are one of the few animal species that grows up in the same context as humans," Santos explained.
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In 250, it manifests as a giant black monolith that seems to inspire humans to push past tantalizing frontiers in space, intelligence, and reality (with mixed results for the humans).
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Although I do not have a final answer to this question, we should recognize that the case of future humans is very different from the case of currently existing humans.
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A dog's ability to play fetch and other activities with humans is a learned behavior that likely occurred over time after humans domesticated dogs from gray wolves 15,000 years ago.
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A recent study by Experimental Biology concluded that a dog's sense of smell is 10,000 times more accurate than humans, which allows them to identify scents that humans cannot detect.
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Coronaviruses like the one that originated in Wuhan pass from animals to humans and experts suspect COVID-19 originated in bats, then passed through an intermediary species before infecting humans.
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The more relevant and pressing reality is that sharks die at the hands of humans in astronomically higher numbers than the few humans who die in the jaws of sharks.
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In the 50-100,000 years since modern humans started to leave Africa, 5 percent of mammal species have gone extinct, whereas 13 percent of birds have disappeared because of humans.
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Dr. Wynne is betting that after some ancient wolves began to associate with humans 15,000 or more years ago and became dogs, and humans began to live in settlements and farming took off about 8,000 years ago, humans began to breed dogs for friendliness, causing the genetic differences that Dr. vonHoldt found.
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As of now, Rfly drones need humans to operate them, but they could eventually be autonomous, freeing humans up to do more important work while they take on our repetitive tasks.
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In a world where robot workers autonomously provide humans with innumerable resources, most importantly food and shelter (what else do humans truly work for and require?), currency no longer becomes important.
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With the human-assisted bots, there are humans who are answering questions and you are getting a mix between human and AI. There are a lot with humans in the mix.
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I don't know if the writer intended it this way, but I saw it as a commentary on the way that humans colonized—and still, to an extent, colonize—other humans.
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Both studies had a near-identical setup, and included both humans and macaques who had electrodes implanted on their brains (the humans had received them as a part of epilepsy treatment).
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The researchers did point out, though, that because results were so similar between humans and monkeys, it's likely that the results would also be similar between humans with and without epilepsy.
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According to the Humane Society of the United States, some bears can lose their fear of humans if they repeatedly find a food source near humans and don't get frightened away.
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And it makes sense, humans programmed the bots to act like humans, which brings us to the authors' conclusion as to why false stories spread more than the truth: human nature.
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The Mannequin Challenge took off this month, driving groups of humans large and small (the groups, and the humans), famous and non, to pose in absolute stillness for a short video.
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The ideas that were shared and discussed — dignity for humans and non-humans, land recovery, self-determination, and social relations — demonstrated solidarity and encouraged me to honor and question my ancestors.
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"Infectious diseases exchanged between humans and Neanderthals are likely to have been just one of many factors making it harder for Neanderthals to survive in Europe alongside modern humans," said Houldcroft.
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To test the AI agents' abilities, DeepMind held a tournament, with two-player teams of only bots, only humans, and a mixture of bots and humans squaring off against one another.
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Humans are changing the climate, the carbon and nitrogen cycles and more, and those changes pose mortal risks to hundreds of millions of humans and existential risks to many other species.
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The key to creating robots that care about humans is giving them humanlike faces that enable them to gather data while real humans explore different applications for the technology, said Hanson.
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Humans are regularly intrigued by and attracted to lots of other humans, and it's dumb to pretend we're not, or that we're not delighted and energized by attention and unfamiliar chemistry.
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Wherever we try to apply neural nets to do something that humans were doing before, with very little tinkering you can get results that are better than what humans can do.
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When asked whether AI will positively impact humans by 85033, the study found that 63 percent of experts said humans would be better off and 37 percent said they wouldn't be.
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In so many words, code is the way in which humans communicate with the computer, but this communication can also be read and understood by humans who "speak" the particular code.
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The most sophisticated algorithms are only able to see, listen, talk and "think" like humans if the right humans are training and re-training them as our fickle human opinions evolve.
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Satya Nadella, Microsoft's chief executive, recently appeared at the Aspen Ideas Conference and called for a partnership between humans and artificial intelligence systems in which machines are designed to augment humans.
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It begins with the remarkable power of empathy we have for our fellow humans, and the "theory of mind" we use to guess the thoughts behind the actions of other humans.
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With that said, it's clear that so long as humans have tongues, then humans will use those tongues to do impressions – which they will then film and put on the internet.
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The research has found tragic patterns in which marginalized populations are referred to as sub-humans, defective humans, parasites — and in the process become thought of as objects, things and products.
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Let's say I'm trying to decide between hypothesis (1), which says 200 billion humans will be born before doomsday, and (2), which says that 200 trillion humans are destined to exist.
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Despite persistent optimism, roboticists and A.I. researchers have painfully learned that while computers can run mathematical circles around humans, things that humans do without thinking are the most difficult for machines.
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Humans — lots and lots of humans, NYT notes — must label and annotate all the data by hand so the AI system can understand what it's "seeing" before it can begin learning.
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He reminds us that humans have a fundamental need to feel loved, but frames this as an opportunity rather than the reason that all humans stagger through most of life suffering.
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The Future of Work The most important frontier for robots is not the work they take from humans but the work they do with humans — which requires learning on both sides.
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If Martin Scorsese's "The Wolf of Wall Street" is a portrait of humans worshiping money, "Silence," based on the 1966 novel by Shusaku Endo, is a portrait of humans worshiping God.
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Humans often catch flu infections from pigs and birds at places such as state fairs, farms and live animal markets, but these avian and swine viruses don't replicate well in humans.
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But those whose racial identity is more complicated provide dramatic reminders that racial categories were created by humans, not biology, and not all humans agree with the exact criteria for membership.
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Baby belugas > adult humans, most days of the week.
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Of course, these are mice and rats — not humans.
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The emperors were no longer gods -- they were humans.
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Westworld asks which is more frightening — robots or humans?
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They're truly earning their tagline — "Comics for dangerous humans."
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They even taste test all their food – with humans.
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No, climate change doesn't cause wildfires – humans mostly do.
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Humans are the brain — the consciousness — of the planet.
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But Browning found tremendous homogeneity in the Neanderthal sequences analyzed, leading them to conclude that early modern humans mated with a single Neanderthal population, and that the discrepancies seen in living Europeans and Asians in terms of Neanderthal DNA must've been caused by something else, like European humans interbreeding with other groups of humans, i.e.
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Fast-forward to the dawn of CGI humans — think Sid from Toy Story and his grotesque face — and then fly even further into the future Leia looking out over a space battle and mumbling "Hope" and you see the scope of achievement in CGI humans as well as the deep problems with representing humans digitally.
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Once bears learn that humans = easy food, they will persistently try to obtain that food, leaving themselves at the mercy of humans that decide according to their human standards (which the bears don't know about and can't understand) when the bears have 'crossed the line' and should be killed for the protection of humans.
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These are beginning to transform peer review from interaction between humans into interaction between humans and AI. We should think twice before allowing autonomous AI systems to decide what research warrants publication.
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An analysis of his well-preserved skeleton is providing new insights into how these extinct humans developed and matured, revealing an extended period of growth in certain aspects compared to modern humans.
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"Though not exactly in the way it intends, 'The Host' gives us a world of posed mannequins of humans trying and failing to act like humans," Noah Berlatsky wrote for The Atlantic.
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These stories are about humans and Transformers uniting as friends and allies… but since it's the same humans and Transformers every time, this feat becomes a lot less impressive with each movie.
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Decide to keep humans in the mix with robots As of now, report after report tell us not to worry — that robots will not wipe out jobs, but instead work alongside humans.
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From the start, the film asks whether dinosaurs deserve the same protections from humans as other endangered species, since it is humans who brought them back to life in the first place.
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Basically, her arc is the narrative equivalent of the Uncanny Valley, a concept that says as digital renderings of humans become closer to real humans, they inspire feelings of eeriness and revulsion.
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That presents a chronological problem for archaeologists because humans were already in the Americas by that time; evidence shows that humans were present in South America as long as 14,700 years ago.
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The two fall in love, and through her, we get a glimpse at what a modern vampire society looks like, especially when humans (and even part-humans) are thrown into the mix.
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No, they've been moments where humans are kind to other humans, even when they don't need to be, when people go out of their way to help, even when there's no reason.
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This new vaccine, should it ever be put to use, would indirectly help humans by reducing Ebola's opportunity to take root in wild animal populations, from where it could spread to humans.
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In fact, if there are zillions of conscious humans, and far fewer humans living in "base" reality, it's almost likely we are in a simulation right now, as you read this story.
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A long history of humans eating animals Humans have been eating animals for a long time, and most of the time, someone is exposed to a live animal before it is dead.
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And if we want to know what the future relationship between humans and machines will look like, he says, look no further than our own daily interactions with other humans for clues.
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Humans don't understand what algorithms and AI are doing, and algorithms and AI currently are not able to understand the concept of "why" and thus, the context of what humans are doing.
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" The letter asked Trump to stop referring to humans as dogs and to "start realizing that humans and dogs are both great and deserve respect and lots and lots of Milk-Bones.
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Humans can be infected by other humans if they come into contact with body fluids such as blood, urine and tears from an infected person or contaminated objects from an infected person.
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"By this I mean that influencers are busy people who don't necessarily have a business or marketing background and, like all humans, are bound to make mistakes… as humans do!" he said.
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Among the many new findings, the researchers learned that Neanderthals first mated with modern humans a surprisingly long time ago, and that humans living today have more Neanderthal DNA than we assumed.
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Robots will continuously make jobs better for humans — humans who will benefit from continuous learning to be best positioned to perform the new tasks created by the automation of the old ones.
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On top of that, neither presidential candidate has clarified their stance on whether they believe we should send humans back to the Moon or focus on sending the first humans to Mars.
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So if virtually every job will change because of new technologies, and humans will give up increasingly bigger chunks of their work to robots, what will be left for humans to do?
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Although owls and humans both have binocular vision, it has been unclear whether these birds of prey process information they collect from their environments like humans, because their brains aren't as complex.
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Perhaps with more senses in action, they are more able to generalize from tolerating individual humans with a specific scent to tolerating humans in general with a scent, sight and sound profile.
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In this panoramic vista of humans, animals, birds, near-humans and strawberries, a gastronomical delicacy of the time, the pleasures depicted are often perverse, humiliating and painful, as befits the human condition.
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Humans have interests, and if you create a content farm that taps into the interests of humans, you could strike it big if you become the most trafficked realm of that niche.
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He thought about supporting Hillary or Trump, because rising global temperatures and the extinction of humans might benefit his cold-blooded brethren, but he finally decided to give humans a second shot.
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The most successful A.I. systems out there today are dependent on teams of humans, just as the humans depend on those systems to provide insights and perform tasks beyond their own abilities.
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His two projects embody the odd mixture of sunny pragmatism and clammy anxiety inherent in the very idea of humans moving life-forms around to save them from problems caused by humans.
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Evil is a make-believe concept we've invented to deal with the complexities of fellow humans holding values and beliefs and perspectives different than our own … By and large, humans are kind.
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Obviously bacteria don't have awareness and intellect the way humans do but they are arguably just as efficient, if not better than humans, at collectively solving problems and dealing with their environment.
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The finding may be the earliest example of prehistoric humans saving food for later consumption, and may also offer insight into the abilities of ancient humans to plan for their future needs.
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"We have evidence for a couple of groups of humans, but we don't have any evidence for a number of other groups of humans to rule out those as possibilities," he said.
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We want to know the truth about the natural world, but we know that individual humans, even highly educated humans, are prone to all kinds of cognitive blind spots, biases, and errors.
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That is not to say that bats directly infected humans with the new virus: Many scientists believe there was an intermediate host animal, which was infected by bats and then infected humans.
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In general, the values lock-in view argues that there are some ways that humans in the near future could lock in one particular course for humans in the more distant future.
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So what if you tried to get survey respondents to think more about the consequences of humans going extinct forever instead of about the tragedy of the deaths of the existing humans?
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They revealed the inevitable psychic corruption of humans owning humans, brought out the sexual component of oppression in any form and implied a country still shaped by the original sin of slavery.
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But endgames are tough for even the finest players because humans aren't as good at pure calculation as computers — and because while algorithms never tire, after hours of furious thinking, humans do.
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Meanwhile, the album's title seems to reference the Toy Story franchise, yet inverts that film's subject; in this video we have humans behaving like machine toys, instead of toys behaving like humans.
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It's easy to think that modern humans are the only species able to render such aesthetic artifacts, but humans are not the sole artists in the evolutionary record, and never have been.
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But of course humans being paid to talk to other humans is not a technology that scales massively like software scales, and so the big push for chatbots… And then there are basic algorithms doing what algorithms do best (and do better than humans): which is to say sifting large volumes of data and quickly retrieving specific results.
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Once we as humans started living in closer quarters and spreading out around the world, though, diseases came with us: leprosy in humans is thought to go back at least 100,000 years, tuberculosis in humans dates to perhaps 70,000 years ago, and infection with Helicobacter pylori (which causes stomach ulcers) probably started around 60,000 years ago.
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Through remotely operated, motion-activated cameras placed at 106 sites, researchers saw that some species like raccoons and wild boar were more abundant in the "humans excluded" zone — the most contaminated area people are not allowed to live in — when compared to the "humans restricted" zone where people have returned and the "humans inhabited" zone that was never evacuated.
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Explaining the reasoning for such decisions to humans can be difficult because [deep neural networks, often used in machine learning] often do not make use of the same intermediate abstractions that humans do.
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"Given that fish eat plankton and humans eat fish, scientists are now realizing that humans may very well be eating their own plastic pollution and the contaminants that come with it," Judson said.
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When people first started to look at ancient DNA, I think the hope was that ancient DNA would teach us what makes humans distinct as organisms from apes, Neanderthals, and other archaic humans.
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"The agency's conclusion is that epoxiconazole is an endocrine disruptor for humans and non-target organisms, and represents a preoccupying level of danger for humans and the environment," it said in a statement.
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Humans are causing the Earth to warm Whether humans are causing warming is more contentious with the American public, even though the science on this is settled -- and has been for some time.
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This will be the first time in 45 years humans will return to deep space, said the company in a news release, and will go "faster and further" than any humans before them.
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"As the burgeoning colony of humans threatens to be torn apart by religious differences, the androids learn that controlling the beliefs of humans is a treacherous and difficult task," a press release reads.
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As the Dreadlord Mal'Ganis works his way through the infected city of Stratholme, converting humans into mindless, evil Scourge grunts, Arthas and his followers are trying to kill the humans before they turn.
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Though somatic cell nuclear transfer has been used in humans, it has been performed only to generate stem cells, Sinclair said, adding that "there's nobody out there interested in generating clones of humans."
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He argues that this puts to rest the Blitzkreig theory (that humans quickly wiped out some species), and possibly disputes the belief that humans, not climate, were the main factor in their demise.
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There are currently over 7.6 billion people on earth, but if space becomes a viable place for humans to live, the solar system has enough resources to support 1 trillion humans, Bezos said.
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But it would be reassuring to know that Facebook is at least thinking about the world as it is, that it is planning for humans to be humans in all their brutish ways.
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These forms of the virus mainly infect birds, but certain strains have mutated to transmit from birds to humans, meaning an outbreak among humans is possible -- and the US may not be ready.
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Even an animal that instinctively does not trust humans, will never trust humans (even though we feed them, shelter them, play with them, and attempt to pet them) is doing a trust fall.
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As humans, we like to think in categories, but the truth is we've never lived in a world where the health of humans, ecosystems and the planet could be effectively addressed in silos.
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Admittedly, this is the hardest part of cybersecurity: No matter how impenetrable a system may seem, at the end of the day, it was made by humans and can be breached by humans.
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From co-living apartments to coworking spaces to apps that help facilitate human connection, there is a lot of investment and infrastructure being built around services that help humans bond with other humans.
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HIV, Ebola, Zika virus, and even measles (which jumped from cows to humans a very long time ago) are all believed to have originated in animals, in some form, before spreading to humans.
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But I kept it in because if I'm going to be naive about something, I want to be naive about the power of humans taking care of humans and caring about public service.
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What researchers have to figure out now is how exactly the coronavirus jumped to humans: perhaps through a human eating an infected animal, or through humans being exposed to infected feces or urine.
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His group surprised the world in 2010 by reporting that it had extracted DNA from the bone, finding that it belonged to a group of humans distinct from both Neanderthals and modern humans.
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Su told MIT Tech Review he agrees that's out of bounds given how similar apes are to humans — after all, chimps and humans share a recent common ancestor and 98 percent of DNA.
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But I thought this passage did one thing incredibly well: It helped me build a mental model of how something worked without humans, which then helped me understand exactly what humans had disrupted.
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The Better Angels of Our Nature: Why Violence Has Declined, by Steven Pinker: It's about how humans have treated humans over time, and whatever happened to duels and witchcraft and slavery and feuds?
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The hardest part: understanding humans and predicting their "weird" behavior.
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But she's one of my favorite humans on the planet.
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But all that data, we can't process it as humans.
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The scientists argue that the teeth belonged to modern humans.
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They reflect that humans experience social interactions with thermal undertones.
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Humans have empathic responses to animals, but not to androids.
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When humans try to predict the future, they always underestimate.
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The results seemed to prove that humans were inherently bad.
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There are huge differences between populations of humans and ants.
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And even then, there will probably be other humans left.
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So that changes everything, because what is left for humans?
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Civilization is a sticky term, one we associate with humans.
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Your goose appears to be charged with hassling unsuspecting humans.
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Those findings inspired others to look for neurogenesis in humans.
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If humans are so smart, why are they so destructive?
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"They get stimulation from the humans," said Johns, the manager.
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Like every medium ever, storytelling is what we humans crave.
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Nick wanted humans to change to save his favorite animal.
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We knew it hadn't been influenced by humans at all.
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In fact, why have humans in this movie at all?
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More connected to the solstice than even humans are plants.
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There is no intention to apply this method to humans.
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It's time to embrace our inevitable cartoony future, fellow humans.
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Plus, the film proves that animals behave better than humans.
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These cars can also sense far more than humans can.
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However, this vision of his began with robots -- not humans.
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Humans have been inventing useful materials for quite some time.
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Please eat their garbage pizza the way real humans do.
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Others mocked the backlash itself: WOMEN: Treat us like humans.
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Listen, humans are great and all, but sometimes they're horrible.
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NASA wants humans and robots to work together as teams.
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One is that humans like their food to taste good.
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So you might expect that humans should be expert singers.
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First of all, animal species are constantly evolving, including humans.
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Humans have to be paid, take breaks, and so forth.
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Here is a horse named Exaggerator being bathed by humans.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Could humans go the way of the dinosaurs?
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Humans already struggle to prove their worth picking big stocks.
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The humans enjoy social media, and so Elon does, too.
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To get more detailed information, humans needed a better eye.
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Both humans and apes are mourning the loss of Maggie.
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In this case, Alternaria can potentially be harmful to humans.
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And just the realization that we are all complicated humans.
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The government said the case posed no harm to humans.
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Humans still abide by many social cues when they're driving.
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Sculptures and friezes were crammed with gods, animals and humans.
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When the computers can't figure it out, humans step in.
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God damn America for treating citizens as less than humans.
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As prey animals migrated, so too did these early humans.
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Humans are masters at using context to parse ambiguity. Machines?
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No, it isn't a torture chamber — not for humans, anyway.
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Humans have been trying to understand the mind for millennia.
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Personally, I feel a certain aversion to us as humans.
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But no Nipah vaccine has ever been tested in humans.
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Will humans finally take up the task to explore it?
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Sometimes, the best approach is make machines think like humans.
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No humans have been affected by the outbreak, it said.
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The Stone Age for humans began 2.5 million years ago.
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While the humans were busy slaying each other, biodiversity flourished.
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Why is this what we as humans enjoy doing nowadays?
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And right now, we've only ever seen the humans' side.
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There isn't much convincing evidence of harms to humans yet.
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Humans, on the other hand, take a more holistic approach.
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Humans are reshaping the face of Earth as never before.
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Perhaps good humans really do exist on this deteriorating planet.
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Even when humans oversee automated systems, the results are imperfect.
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The sixth extinction would be the first caused by humans.
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First, though, it actually has to be tested in humans.
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It's not just humans who get frisky in the summer.
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Facebook is simply too big to police itself with humans.
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Humans are complicated and, sometimes, life is really fucking hard.
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It's awards season, and it's not just for humans anymore.
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But Chen says machines already outstrip humans in other aspects.
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Humans shed something like 21.5 million skin cells a day.
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The alligator has been "actively fed" by humans, officials said.
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As humans, we can certainly tell when we're somewhere loud.
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More of his followers appear to be bots than humans.
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The procedure for humans, though, could raise concerns about security.
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In humans, the pelvis is what we would called flared.
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Humans have spent a lot of time thinking about piss.
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The relationship between humans and dogs is a deep one.
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The figure of Lilith has fascinated humans since ancient Mesopotamia.
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It's quite possible that the same thing happens in humans.
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How will its continued progression impinge on humans' creative space?
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Humans are apparently poor judges of the duration of time.
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This type of response is mirrored in research on humans.
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They only have two color receptors, whereas humans have three.
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And can robotic colleagues help humans work together more effectively?
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I also like humans and want them to have jobs.
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But again, that success is a success built by humans.
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Yet as robots grow more nimble, humans look increasingly vulnerable.
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And how humans can teach computers to avoid racist behaviour
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Now many of them are uncritically replacing humans with hardware.
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They call them NHIs, which stands for no humans involved.
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We know that humans do just fine in Earth's gravity.
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Humans can't sort through this much data — but computers can.
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A responsive city is reflective of the humans in it.
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Otherwise only like 1% of humans would ever get laid.
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Seven hells, how long have humans even been in Westeros?
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Humans aren't the only ones loving pumpkins this Halloween season.
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Space flight also decreases humans' immune systems and cardiovascular health.
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Humans and animals carry E. coli bacteria in the gut.
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Benzene is a carcinogen known to cause cancer in humans.
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All these compounds were shown to be safe in humans.
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Fonzo: Different humans do different things, some right some wrong.
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Nuclear weapons should under no circumstances be used against humans.
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The good news is that humans are not going away.
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That means their organs wouldn't risk infecting humans if transplanted.
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As humans, we need to use our brain power efficiently.
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At high enough doses, it has similar effects in humans.
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That wouldn't be too different from signaling to other humans.
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HUMANS are not the only species to enjoy a snifter.
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Finally, it was time for the humans to be fed.
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Studying the relationship between humans and canines is nothing new.
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The AI flags troubling content, and humans manually vet it.
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All the actors in "The Humans" are at their best.
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"I definitely feel like humans cannot be replaced," he said.
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In humans, a few traits and illnesses work like this.
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I'm a human being, let's treat each other like humans.
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And plenty of space, but few humans to fill it.
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Humans aren't the only ones that can turn into wizards.
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Humans are absorbing more information than ever before in history.
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Plus, they don't do anything to humans, so it's safe.
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Yes, battery ingestion is dangerous to both humans and pets.
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When dogs remind humans of our their purpose in life.
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Identification of voices, meanwhile, has historically been done by humans.
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Representing not only minorities, but all of us as humans.
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Thinking about how humans treat fish and other sea life.
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It's about humans and their definitions for what goes where.
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Fear not, queer women and the humans who like them.
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In 2011, Watson beat a pair of humans at Jeopardy.
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It is a name for humans (male or female) only.
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They are, in some cases, more human than the humans.
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Across the world, fire season is being transformed by humans.
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Modern electronic devices are the most complex things humans produce.
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Zombies are disgusting, it's true, but humans are also disgusting.
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Obviously, humans never have as dramatic a tell as Pinocchio.
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Our motivation here has always come down to helping humans.
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Humans have been eating gluten for literally thousands of years.
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The humans were able to identify 86.6% of skin cancers.
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But they're counting on the humans to do the rest.
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It's a doggy Drybar, but unfriendly to humans with allergies.
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So apparently, humans love their dogs more than fellow man.
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It'll be augmented humans in one way or the other.
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Humans can be great acrobats, but what about Disney robots?
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From the moment of birth, humans are comforted by touch.
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In evolutionary terms, it seems, humans are now brainy enough.
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Oh good, humans are now genetically engineered in plastic bags.
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"Humans do that," Karen Rommelfanger, Emory University neuroethicist, told Gizmodo.
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Unfortunately for us humans, it's not looking great so far.
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Mr Stiglitz: All humans, and all human institutions, are fallible.
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No gators or humans were hurt during the animal's release.
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Humans are a vile species which needs to die out.
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GUTFELD: -- combined with rodents which outnumber humans ten to one.
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Douglas Rushkoff: Humans created cigarettes, and people enjoy smoking them.
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But with each other, they get to be humans, too.
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Perhaps one day it could do the same for humans.
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In the future, will humans become immortal, yet anxious, gods?
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So many humans spent so much time and fictitious worlds.
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Some experts say robots might become more ethical than humans.
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If humans held onto him, he would try new activities.
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Humans just keep proving how bad they are at driving.
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And not just a few humans: a lot of them.
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But humans do the actual trading, following the algorithm's instructions.
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Humans are the Doctor's favorite race in the entire universe.
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Humans give me the creeps, and I don't know why.
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Instead, the creatures have humans destroy themselves with surprising efficiency.
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Sidenote: Only humans seem to be affected by the creatures.
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Humans will no longer need to be afraid of death.
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A war is never really over until enough humans die.
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Alas: The humans turn out to be utterly disappointing, too.
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Nature is a slow author; humans kill with vicious efficiency.
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Image: APMost humans aren't built to live in the mountains.
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Like humans, gorillas and chimpanzees can get infected by Ebola.
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Humans survived without being constantly connected until only very recently.
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And humans will continue to have a job to do.
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Moving with a beat may sound trivial to us humans.
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There's a reason why humans can't survive on just lettuce.
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The car army won't be completely devoid of humans, however.
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Humans never lived here, but two types of geckos do.
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They make us humans the cheap sensors machines need today.
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The disease is fatal to pigs but harmless to humans.
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Humans will be on Mars soon enough, have no fear.
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It is not always easy to distinguish bots from humans.
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One in ten say humans play no role in it.
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She seems to know that humans are fickle and untrustworthy.
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It's absurd, disgraceful and shows some humans to be animals.
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NASA's goal is to send humans to Mars by 2030.
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The subsurface ocean is inhospitable to humans and their machines.
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This video shows the internet just how humans are made.
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Sex, as humans and other animals do it, is bizarre.
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"Humans desire certainty, and science infrequently provides it," it stated.
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"As humans we anthropomorphize animals all the time," Ford says.
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What could the great white possibly teach 21st century humans?
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Where do you draw the line between robots and humans?
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As a species, humans are wired to trust one another.
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Humans are bound to be a part of this process.
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Not for Flippy — for the humans working next to it.
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We humans call stuff with these sorts of properties slimy.
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Jeff Bezos is set to take humans to the moon.
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Humans, of course, are also part of that food chain.
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All of those things are associated with headaches in humans.
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And it's these last ones that really annoy the humans.
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But most humans are not capable of anything very special.
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I'm an anthropologist, so I'm going to focus on humans.
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So, what specific disease has been affecting humans the longest?
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Freedom belongs to all of us — humans and fluffy dogs.
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The technique, it turns out, is also applicable to humans.
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