Why make human children so helpless for so long, and make human adults invest so much time and effort into caring for them?
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Water shortages will make human suffering incredible by modern standards.
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What IT wants is to make human beings the same.
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Incorporating a cheaper rocket may make human Moon missions more affordable.
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Before tackling driverless technology, this startup wants to make human drivers safer.
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Politics is an effort to make human connection, but Trump seems incapable of that.
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And so is the military, if self-driving cars doesn't make human drivers obsolete first.
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But Nvidia believes we can use all the sensors and computers to make human driving safer.
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"I needed to make human sacrifices to appease the said deities, or the gods," he said.
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As they review it, they should aim to make human rights integral to the bank's development work.
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So, while AI won't make human creativity obsolete anytime soon, it can help us understand the technology's limits.
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The whole effort is to make human beings predictable—to anticipate their behavior, which makes them easier to manipulate.
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Microsoft's Bot Framework SDK is also getting an update that promises to make human and computer interactions more natural.
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But AI also promises to make human labor smarter and more efficient, even something as traditional as small-scale farming.
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Now, instead of re-writing the entire human genome, the geneticists want to make human cells immune to viral infections.
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She talks about a symbiotic human-AI relationship, about interactive technologies that make human-AI interaction more productive and valuable.
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The only figure in "Lost Empress" who can make human events cohere in a morally comprehensible way is Nina Gill.
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In many places, leaders are considering experimenting with UBI in response to technological developments like automation that make human workers redundant.
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Investments in robots can make human workers more productive rather than expendable; taxing them could leave the employees affected worse off.
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Malone think that artificial intelligence has the potential to make human groups smarter, but perhaps in different ways than we think.
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Prosecutors need to make human trafficking cases a priority and actually prosecute these guys to the fullest extent of the law.
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That's a really good thing, unless a few people decide to make human-transmissible smallpox and spread that into the world.
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Many may think that artificial intelligence will eventually make human capabilities obsolete, but CNBC's Jim Cramer wanted to refine that theory.
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A decade ago, he invented the technique to make human organoids -- miniature organs made from the stem cells of individual patients.
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In other words, mergers work — insofar as their goal is to make human and financial capital work harder and generate higher returns.
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Humans have to be in the loop Will technology you talk to ever become good enough as to make human review unnecessary?
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What medical AI will not do—at least not for a long time—is make human experts redundant in the fields it invades.
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As convenient as it may be, this technology doesn't make human financial advisors obsolete, said Joe Duran, founder and CEO of United Capital.
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The US cannot impose reform on these states, nor can it make human rights the central condition for aid in fighting these jihadis.
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Nauto, the transportation company that aims to make human drivers safer and train autonomous vehicles for all types of scenarios, has just launched Prevent.
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Deep computation is transforming how we live and work, and how we make human progress in areas like space, agriculture, manufacturing, transportation and retail.
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Browning is a former British Royal Marine and oil trader who set out on a mission in early 2016 to make human flight a reality.
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These spikes are called papillae, which are made of keratin, the same class of hardened proteins that make human fingernails, horse hooves, and tortoise shells.
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Netherlands-based startup SpaceLife Origin's mission to become the "first company that will make human reproduction in space safely possible" has been put on pause.
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Lily episodes follow the two women on their parallel journeys, celebrating both Lily's efforts to make human connections and Margot's (somewhat disastrous) attempt at burpees.
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Robots are doing those jobs, artificial intelligence is replacing them, and technology is advancing at an unprecedented pace in ways that make human beings redundant.
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Still, Mr. Eyre's direction of the characters, as carried through by the current stage director, Jonathon Loy, generally works well enough to make human connections.
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"Technology is solely meant to make human life better and what better (use) than ... for the security of women," said the statement, released late on Monday.
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SAB Biotherapeutics, based in Sioux Falls, S.D., has bred genetically engineered bovine to make human antibodies that fight disease and even halt pandemics, such as Ebola.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) on Monday called it "sad" that President Trump did not make human rights a priority during his meeting with Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte.
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It is up to the Senate to make human rights a top priority when considering whether to confirm Pompeo to be the next secretary of State.
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While Douglass certainly believed that it was important to protect individuals from unjust interference, he did not believe this was sufficient to make human beings free.
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"We work hard to make human resource policies that are grounded in the principles of reproductive justice, meaning they are equitable and family-centered," Chiz says.
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The personal in relation to Wollstonecraft—whose life Virginia Woolf described as "an attempt to make human conventions conform more closely to human needs"—was deeply political.
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"Technology is solely meant to make human life better and what better than using it for the security of women," said India's communications minister Ravi Shankar Prasad.
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After citing Trump's awkward performance during the presidential debate on Sunday, Brooks writes, Politics is an effort to make human connection, but Trump seems incapable of that.
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Each episode is an hour-long cinema verite deep dive into how dogs make human life meaningful; a barrage of wholesome, impactful moments, one after the next.
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What might make human beings less anxious, it seems, is having a firmer sense of what in the world is happening and what's likely to happen next.
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Two years ago, Google showed off Duplex, which allows AI to make human-like phone calls, while Microsoft is growing its Cortana platform to be increasingly responsive.
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The idea is to get robots so good at picking and placing products that they make human workers look like sloths on sedatives, thus supercharging order fulfillment centers.
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Their whole "shtick," or whatever you decide to call it, is that they are relentlessly optimistic, constantly working to make human beings more fun, thoughtful, and laid-back.
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"Technology is solely meant to make human life better and what better than using it for the security of women," Communications Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said in a statement.
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These examples are just a small part of the big picture of how computational sustainability can change — and is changing — our ability to make human life on Earth more sustainable.
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You can either fuel the generator or make human sacrifices to it, and perhaps the best thing I can say about Frostpunk is that it seems to know the difference.
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Although Kerrigan doesn't mention it directly in the article, the subhead states: "Justin Kerrigan doesn't want to make Human Traffic #2..." But maybe he does, Wales Online, maybe he does.
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"Technology is solely meant to make human life better and what better than using it for the security of women," India's telecom minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said in a statement.
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If you don't recall, Duplex is the AI system designed to make human-sounding voice calls on your behalf so as to automate things like booking restaurant tables and hair appointments.
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Instead, Tal argues for Articoolo as a potential timesaver for writers—one that can cut down on research and editing time, and potentially help make human writers a little bit faster.
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It uses ML to spot abuse and harassment online, and scores comments based on the perceived impact they might have on a conversation in a bid to make human moderators' lives easier.
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And although China is not alone in using the technique to edit human cells, one lab is pushing the envelope with CRISPR modifications designed to make human embryos resistant to HIV infection.
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Go deeper: Safety concerns mount over CRISPR gene editing for humans One CRISPR enzyme may be better than the other, scientists say A new enzyme could make human gene editing more precise
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But she has also emerged as a major voice of warning about the effect of tech firms on our habits, our privacy, our ability to make human connections and even democracy itself.
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They allow people to make human connections in an era that has become much more institutionalized in the decades since family-run bed-and-breakfasts began being replaced by standardized hotel chains.
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Many labs trying to make human ES cells from cloned embryos stopped when IPS cells came out, says Robin Lovell-Badge, a stem-cell expert at the new Francis Crick Institute in London.
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"What I would take away from [my] model is that there are some forces that might still make human labor relevant for the future, but they are slow acting," he says by email.
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Nauto, the transportation company that aims to make human drivers safer and train autonomous vehicles for all types of scenarios, has scooped up the team from Newton Technologies, following the company's ceasing of operations.
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Proponents of automation say the jobs that will be eliminated first are those that make human workers miserable and that, in the longterm, more valuable positions will open up as more machines replace humans.
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But maybe that would be a good thing, he thought—maybe privacy was mostly secrecy, and the airing of secrets would make human variety so visible that it would come to be more accepted.
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And for anyone worried that all that cutting-edge technology will make human beings too efficient and productive, the company also offers the Alternative Harvest fund, which invests in companies involved in marijuana production.
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On the other hand, Trump did not make human rights a focus of his remarks, which is unfortunate because despite Tehran's defiance on matters such as juvenile executions, international pressure can still be effective.
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That might mean real Martian soil could be easily used as a tool for building structures like habitats on the Red Planet's surface, which could make human missions to Mars less complicated to pull off.
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Composed of human rights organizations, social service providers, faith groups, and other anti-trafficking advocates, Generation Freedom will harness their combined grassroots power to press the next President to make human trafficking a top priority.
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According to Storyful, who hosted the video, Lewis spotted the pair closed to the Dinorwic region of Ontario, where lynxes roam and only make human headlines if they attack pet goats (the goat was OK).
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In fact, it's a term used for a collection of related technologies that in different ways allow computing devices to make human-like judgments and decisions or take human-like actions in response to data.
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They are at the front lines of the fight for liberty against a Chinese regime that is using technology that promised to make us more free to make human beings more unfree than ever before.
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Unlike PETMAN and many of the other robots on this list, she isn't the most agile android in the world, but she's got incredible interaction skills, along with the ability to make human-like facial expressions.
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However, the point of the HRA was to make human rights real, not theoretical, and to enable people to access them in the courts and everyday life, argues Sanchita Hosali of the British Institute of Human Rights.
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This idol-smashing Freud is radically different from the Freud of writers like Trilling and Rieff, who saw him as the enduring reminder of the futility of imagining that improving the world can make human beings happier.
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"A goal of my administration will be to expand this knowledge even further and advance our ability to make human exploration of Mars a reality," Clinton said in response to a questionnaire on science policy from ScienceDebate.org.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Soccer's embattled world governing body must make human rights one of its primary goals, on a par with promoting the sport and making money, according to recommendations by a former top U.N. official released on Thursday.
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Much thought was put into the clothes she wore when interacting with the public, like the bright, cheerful colors she wore to appear approachable, and her avoidance of gloves and hats to make human contact and interaction possible.
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In addition, I think our measure of intelligence should make human-likeness more explicit because there may be different types of intelligence, and human-like intelligence is what we're really talking about, implicitly, when we talk about general intelligence.
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But whichever AI Les is playing against, he sees the task as not a challenge to the traditions of a human game, but rather a an opportunity to engage with a learning tool that can make human players even better.
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In fact, three important sources of funding for research into breastfeeding — the US government, companies such as Medela that make breast pumps, and companies such as Prolacta Bioscience that make human-milk based nutritional supplements — have a direct interest in promoting this perspective.
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A new study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences challenges this conventional wisdom, showing that wild mice began to make human habitats their home from the very moment that hunter-gathers started to settle down and build permanent structures.
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Still, seeing New York through the twisted lens of how it's experienced by the rats, dogs, cats, insect, and pigeons that infest it does provide an unexpected perspective for how the unseen residents of the city make human jungles work for them.
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That's a very important way that computers will help make human groups smarter, by making it feasible to have much larger groups of people effectively collaborating and making it possible for them to collaborate in new ways that were never feasible before.
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Australia's expansion plans come amid increased global demand for military hardware, led by China and Middle East nations, prompting criticism of Canberra from aid agencies who argue Australia could make human rights violations worse if weapons were sold to the wrong buyers.
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In his work, the laws of the universe are rigged to make human beings look ridiculous, and the species is internally wired to produce the same effect, so no amount of good taste or moral discipline can stop the jokes from coming.
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"Human Error" merges her early dance-pop electronics with skeletal piano and unfurling orchestral arrangements as she sings about the difference between calculated planning and real life: "No missing digits, no real mistakes/Just human errors make human hearts break," she realizes.
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"In the future, having gametes and embryos stored in a bank outside the Earth will be very important, not only to make human reproduction possible but also to guarantee diversity which is very important for maintaining the species," Boada told Motherboard in an email.
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His decision not to make human rights and democratic values an organizing principle of his foreign policy alienates traditionalists and his withdrawal from trade deals like the Trans-Pacific Partnership and hostility to multilateralism are seen by critics as thinning US power and influence abroad.
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But all of these elements could have easily appeared in a version of The Boss Baby produced in a Trump-free parallel universe, and they would have signaled the same type of character: someone who's relentlessly arrogant, obsessed with position, and struggling to make human connections.
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Obama nominated career diplomat Roberta Jacobson for the Mexico City post in June, but she faced resistance from a few lawmakers for reasons including her role in helping negotiate Obama's relations with Communist-ruled Cuba and concerns the administration had failed to make human rights a priority.
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That's because artificial intelligence — powerful computer tech like machine learning that can make human-like decisions and use real-time data to learn and improve — has white-collar work in its sights, according to a new study by Stanford University economist Michael Webb and published by Brookings Institution.
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Walmart did not invent the argument that giving menial tasks to robots will make human workers happier, but it is — like Amazon, its biggest competitor, whose semi-automated warehouses have so far served as a dark case study in what human morale can withstand — in a position to attempt to prove it.
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He wants to see a "two-tiered interpretation of the rules," in which on-field officials should be allowed to make human-error prone judgment calls as they do now, with the crucial twist that they can only be overturned by a video referee if a distinct set of protocols are met.
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Trump has made clear that his administration will not make human rights overseas a priority; he and especially his son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner, maintain close ties to the crown prince; and Trump has long had business ties to Saudi Arabia, where he made his first foreign trip as President.
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Trump has made clear that his administration will not make human rights overseas a priority; he and especially his son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner maintain close ties to the crown prince; and Trump has long had business ties to Saudi Arabia, where he made his first foreign trip as President.
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Brian SchatzBrian Emanuel Schatz'Medicare for All' complicates Democrats' pitch to retake Senate Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Booker, Durbin and Leahy introduce bill to ban death penalty MORE (D-Hawaii), who questioned why the company doesn't use "human beings" to "make human judgements" instead of an AI. Read more on the unfolding situation here.
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However, due to local pressures, these powers are rarely invoked, leading to pollution levels between egregious and staggering – according to reports, more than sixty smelters in China are in flagrant violation of environmental standards by releasing between 85033 mg/m3 and 31 mg/m3 of particulate matter, which is enough to cause haze and make human respiration difficult.
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This is a space where I don't expect computers to come in and start making decisions, but I think they'll make human decision-makers much better by analyzing the data — running through complicated algorithms to see patterns in the data and provide insights to human decision-makers like doctors and radiologists etcetera, to allow them to be more efficient at making decisions but also more accurate.
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