But to call this an AI anchor is slightly overselling it.
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But experts — including the study authors themselves — caution "overselling" these results.
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Overselling the intrusive capabilities of a particular technology isn't helpful, either.
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I think he's overselling it, but I'm optimistic about this idea.
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Mr. Penn makes the most of that context's novelty without overselling it.
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Ross Douthat accuses the media of overselling the magnitude of the scandal.
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He pretty much invented the whole idea (this is not overselling it).
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Of course, Democrats will also say Trump is overselling his foreign policy accomplishments.
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OLPC may have undercut even the XO-1's strong points by overselling them.
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Other venture capitalists that have invested in cloud names warned against overselling such stocks.
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He called out the administration for falsely overselling the success of a raid in Yemen.
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Of course not, but there is a delicate balance to be found that doesn't require overselling.
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With the actual planes, with the delays, with the overselling, with the cost of it all.
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Blocks is a fun offering, but Roli might be overselling the user friendliness of the system.
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The big picture: Warren has drawn backlash in recent years for overselling her Native American ancestry.
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But when the film title tells you it's an Emancipation story, it's not overselling that promise.
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But NPD's Matt Powell thinks Deloitte and others may be slightly overselling the e-bike boom.
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It should also be said that aspiring space tourism companies are notorious for overselling expected delivery dates.
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Calling the exterior "drab" would be overselling it, especially compared to Apple's new spaceship or Amazon's Spheres.
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So you don't accuse of me of overselling things here, I'll be frank: It's not a huge discrepancy.
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There's evidence to suggest that the Cambridge Analytica team were, at the very least, likely overselling their influence.
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But his past recent record of overselling government action raised doubts over whether his commitments would be delivered.
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Florida is suing CVS and Walgreens for allegedly overselling painkillers and not taking precautions to prevent illegal sales.
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Many experts are wary that others are overselling their field, and dooming it when the hype runs out.
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Less overselling of seats and more padding of schedules for crew and equipment would ultimate translate to higher fares.
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Or wooed by forlorn hopers overselling their dating prospects with a set of out-of-date/overly processed photos.
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Charles M. Blow Donald Trump has spent his whole life overselling an overinflated vision of himself and his success.
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"If you set it up so people get off voluntarily, overselling flights is not a big problem," he said.
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Now, Mr. Moon faces criticism that he has been too optimistic and naïve, overselling North Korea's willingness to denuclearize.
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"Built in" might also be overselling it a bit since your smartphone will still be necessary for Assistant to function.
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For an example of how overselling an idea too early can backfire, look at Google's phone-based Daydream VR platform.
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"We want to make sure that whatever I'm saying or doing, that they don't feel that I'm overselling," she said.
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At least now they can tone down their rhetoric and stop overselling the likelihood of impeachment to all their supporters.
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Video of the confrontation prompted a public outcry for airlines to drop, or dramatically reduce the practice of overselling flights.
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They say CEO Elon Musk is playing fast and loose with definitions, overselling the technology and potentially creating safety issues.
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Is it justified: OK, I'm overselling the outrage here a bit—it's not like anybody went nuclear on Kuznetsov or Forsberg.
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On the other, there is the relentless cheerleading for Clinton, which sounds suspiciously like the desperate overselling of an underwhelming product.
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In 1992, the Defense Department investigated Redfield after he was accused of overselling the effects of an experimental HIV vaccine he'd overseen.
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At first, I was intent on not overselling — a game plan that materialized into a very boring profile: Mom, Lawyer, Avid-Reader.
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Advisors should make sure they aren't overselling the tax benefits of these funds, while also overlooking the liquidity lock-up and the cost.
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Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi announced that the state is suing CVS and Walgreens for allegedly overselling opioids as the nationwide epidemic grows.
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The tech industry has an ignoble record of overselling its innovations and making even the smallest incremental advances seem like huge leaps forward.
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The practice of overselling flights and involuntarily bumping passengers is not uncommon or illegal, though it is typically figured out prior to boarding.
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Even those years-old articles about the SCL Group I mentioned above hint heavily that the firm may be vastly overselling its talents.
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"I think it's a rebound from overselling," Xu Maili, head of non-ferrous metals research at Everbright Futures in Shanghai, said of zinc's gain.
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It's not overselling it to say that Tony Padilla (Christian Navarro) has got more secrets than a game of Clue on 13 Reasons Why.
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But the practice of overselling flights and involuntarily bumping passengers is not uncommon or illegal, though it is typically figured out prior to boarding.
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Video of the incident was so bad, it prompted a public outcry for airlines to drop, or dramatically reduce, the practice of overselling flights.
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I'd been playing video games long enough to know that Murray was probably overselling the game, but I wanted to try it out anyway.
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It would be overselling things to claim that I've achieved rapturous mind erasure my first morning in Hawaii, but this is, well, rather nice.
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A government official confirmed the authenticity of the letter, which said United did not comply with all aspects of the government's rules on overselling seats.
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The Transportation Department said in its letter that it had found United did not comply with all aspects of the government's rule on overselling seats.
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Our new study reveals the nature of this media coverage and its role in overselling sit-stand desks as a solution to inactivity at work.
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So my advice is celebrate this young man as a hero and not oversell, and I don't know if they're overselling but we'll eventually find out.
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We're told Bieber's company contacted the customers about the delay -- blaming it on "overselling" -- and even offered refunds to folks who don't want to keep waiting.
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A major grievance was that the industry was overselling programs that left enrollees with deep debt and degrees that had little value in the job market.
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Morrison appeared to suggest throughout the hearing that he believed Sondland could be overselling his closeness to Trump or that he'd been acting at Trump's behest.
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Mr Trump's relentless overselling of the deal reached in Singapore, which contains no details of how the denuclearisation is meant to come about, has encouraged such behaviour.
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Manafort's lawyer Richard Westling accused Andres of overselling the significance of Manafort's use of apps, saying that more than a billion people use WhatsApp, including Westling's children.
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After overselling that dream to the disappointment of just about everybody, Hello Games is back to make amends with a major new update: No Man's Sky Next.
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Tesla brought back the FSD package earlier this year after shelving the option in late 2018 amid criticism the company was overselling the autonomy of its vehicles.
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Yet the risk of overselling the benefits of a chatbot, or even doing harm to someone who's not getting help they desperately need, remains a major concern.
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But when it came time to finally launch, its first headset was panned for being extremely ugly, and the company was accused of overselling its AR abilities.
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"There is an overselling of asset allocation 'wisdom' that recommends fixed income for retirement," said George Calhoun, professor of quantitative finance for the Stevens Institute of Technology.
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Some experts have taken issue with the way Musk talks about these features in the past, arguing he is muddying the waters by overselling a Tesla car's capabilities.
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"Mechanized robotic arms" is probably overselling things just a bit: in reality, it's basically just a servo motor that moves the arms out and then clamps them in.
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Whenever you have science mixed with people trying to sell something — in this case, the people are trying to sell the technique of neuromarketing — that's ripe for overselling.
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Also advocating more rigorous research is Jay Baruch, director of the clinical arts and humanities program at Brown University's medical school, who cautions against overselling the courses' benefits.
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Horsewhip has been billed as a new project from members of CombatWoundedVeteran and Reversal of Man (see the headline), but that may be overselling the connection a bit.
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Comparing "Patriot," a 10-episode series available Friday on Amazon, to three of the most distinctive series on television is overselling it, but not by a drastic amount.
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Faraday Future doing so is akin to a drone company overselling its products with a faked Kickstarter video — ask the folks behind the Lily Drone how that worked out.
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Tesla brought back the "full self-driving" package earlier this year after shelving the option in late 2018 amid criticism that the company was overselling the autonomy of its vehicles.
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Overselling the progress made at the Trump-Kim summit in Singapore last June, which undercut bargaining power in subsequent conversations, mainly benefited Trump, who could claim a foreign policy win.
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Rep. French Hill (R-Ark.) on Friday cautioned against overselling the seemingly successful meeting between North and South Korean leaders on Friday, during which the two nations pledged to denuclearize.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced a new Justice Department opioid epidemic task force, which will target drug manufacturers and distributors whose overselling of prescription painkillers have fueled the opioid crisis.
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After the incident United said it would offer up to $10,000 to passengers on overbooked flights, give gate agents more flexibility to rebook passengers and cut back on overselling flights altogether.
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The North Korean statement is an outgrowth of the Trump administration's overselling of the agreement reached between the United States, North Korea, and South Korea in the Singapore summit in June.
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LONDON, March 220 (LPC) - Sponsors are looking to profit from what they consider overselling in Europe's leveraged loan market and are in talks with a number of banks about debt buybacks.
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The video of a bumped passenger being forcibly removed sparked outrage not only against United Airlines but the industry's practice of overselling flights and telling passengers there's no seat for them.
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Mark A. Cohen, director of retail studies at Columbia Business School, said companies' commission policies can help stop employees from overselling products that consumers would be more likely to bring back anyway.
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Florida is suing the nation's two largest drugstore chains, Walgreens and CVS, alleging they added to the state and national opioid crisis by overselling painkillers and not taking precautions to stop illegal sales.
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The news media seized on that interview and has been selling, and perhaps overselling, the fight Friday night in Las Vegas not as Rousey against Amanda Nunes, but as Rousey against her demons.
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But in reality, the bill only creates an narrow exception to the clause — a minor difference that some Democrats worry could fuel attacks down the road for overselling one of its core provisions.
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The suit argues that CVS and Walgreens contributed to the opioid epidemic by overselling painkillers and not being diligent enough with stopping illegal sales, according to a statement on the Florida Attorney General's website.
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The SEC had alleged that Theranos raised more than $700 million from investors between late 2013 and 123 while at the same time "deceiving investors" by overselling the ability of the company's diagnostic devices.
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All of this data, of course, does not necessarily cover various other ways ISPs can screw over their customers, like throttling internet access for heavy users or overselling capacity out of ignorance or deliberate profiteering.
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The belated launch came not long after Vanity Fair reported that President Trump was angry at Jared Kushner for overselling Google's plans, before the president announced the new website at a White House press conference.
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We were still in a terrible, terrible budget crisis in New York and people were not very well paid back then and it just struck me as overselling something, but that was the turning point.
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Ed Yong: It always struck me as an area of science that was still in its infancy, and I didn't want to write a book where I was overselling a science that was still rapidly developing.
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"There's been an overselling of where things stand today," Derek Chollet, the executive vice president at the German Marshall Fund think tank, who has held foreign policy positions under the Obama and Clinton administrations, told me.
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"It's the overselling of precision," said Dr. Pradeep Mutalik, a research scientist at the Yale Center for Medical Informatics, who had calculated that some of the vote models could be off by 15 to 20 percent.
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A pair of adolescent sleep researchers at U.C. Davis, Ian G. Campbell and Irwin Feinberg, has expressed concern that promoters of the later school start movement are overselling it as a panacea for young people's problems.
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The film's title is taken from the judge's description of Bundy's crimes when sentencing him, and if you feel like it's overselling the point, then you probably won't get much mileage out of Conversations With a Killer.
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The Senate bill would also require a federal review of airlines' overselling policies and require air carriers to clearly specify their boarding and bumping practices on a passenger's flight itinerary, receipt or other direct form of communication.
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Overselling a job to get you excited This usually means that the job is too good to be true--especially when the job description is vague and you haven't been asked if you have the relevant experience. 5.
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Attending Vidcon (for the third year in a row) was my first mistake, followed by a 22-hour saga of Southwest Airlines overselling the flight but managing to send thousands of dollars-worth of our camera gear to LAX without us.
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I feel he's too hard on chiropractors, for instance, because he doesn't include as rigorous a look at the overselling of many conventional medical treatments for back pain, including surgery, that have not been demonstrated to be more effective than rest and pain medication.
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For one, a successful Solarglass effort could help the company fight a shareholder lawsuit which alleges that Tesla never should have acquired SolarCity, and that Musk and the board of directors concealed critical financial information, while overselling the company's technology to trick shareholders into approving the deal.
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The suit, brought by the state's Attorney General Pam Bondi on Friday, adds the nation's largest drugstore chains to a lawsuit filed in May that names pharma distributor Endo Pharmaceuticals, the maker and seller of Percocet, and Purdue Pharma for overselling OxyContin, the notorious pain-killers of the opioid epidemic.
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But Redfield was a controversial figure in the research world in the 1980s and 1990s for overselling the effectiveness of a possible AIDS vaccine, and he was panned by reproductive rights supporters and public health experts for advocating abstinence before marriage to stop HIV rather than tactics like providing free condoms.
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" The Trump administration called provisions that would bar airlines from denying seats to passengers who have already checked in or were cleared by the gate attendant to board "objectionable" because it would make it more difficult or prohibit airlines from continuing the practice "of overselling their scheduled flights to compensate for 'no shows.
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There's a lot of controversy surrounding them, mainly from folks who think that D-Wave is overselling its device—and these days, people aren't nearly as impressed with the sheer number of the qubits as they are with their controllability, or whether they can remain quantum for a long time without degrading.
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While viewing a data set imposed across a real-world map inside an environment where you can look inside the data is more useful than what you'd get from some 3D Microsoft Word charts, there has seemed to be a bit of overselling when it comes to how great AR/VR is for looking at stuff more immersively.
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Experts have proposed offering pharma companies longer patents for new compounds, giving them longer patents on other drugs they might make, or simply offering them wads of cash — technically, market entry rewards — when they bring a new drug to market, in hopes that up-front payment might keep them from overselling the drug and encouraging resistance to emerge.
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"Claiming its vehicles will soon be 'feature complete' for full self-driving is one more step in the unconscionable practices that Tesla is already engaged in with Autopilot — overselling its capabilities and reliability when marketing its vehicles and then blaming the driver for not reading the manual and paying constant attention when the technology inevitably fails," Pomerleau said.
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The department's letter, which was made public by a Freedom of Information Act request made on behalf of Flyers Rights, also mentioned that the Transportation Department found United failed to comply with aspects of the government's rule on overselling seats, and did not calculate the proper compensation for one of the five passengers who were removed from the flight, which they later corrected.
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Though Bradley is careful not to use the word "transformative" in conversation with me (and thus avoid overselling the show), the overarching concern I gather from both conversations with her and Julian Rankin, the director of the Center for Art & Public Exchange housed within the museum, and experiencing the exhibition for myself, is to change public perceptions of the MMA.
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I'm overselling it, but there what actually is significant about the 70-game mark is that it's about 70 percent of the way to the trade deadline, the drop-dead date on the baseball calendar at which teams have to decide whether to go in or cash out; less metaphorically, it's when teams either gear up to improve for the stretch run or tear down for next year.
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There are so few missteps on the album—perhaps only the combination of a ukulele and a babyish voice on "8", which is wholly out of keeping with the rest of the record—that it is a pleasure to listen to from start to finish, an increasingly rare occurrence for big pop albums, which tend to be frontloaded with the best songs for the benefit of streamers Nevertheless, the New York Times might be overselling it a little.
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Al FrankenAlan (Al) Stuart FrankenNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Al Franken urges Trump to give new speech after shootings: 'Try to make it sound like you're sincere, even if you're not' MORE (D-Minn.), would require a federal review of airlines' overselling policies and require air carriers to clearly specify their boarding and bumping practices on a passenger's flight itinerary, receipt or other direct form of communication.
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And it articulates the concerns that many of us have long had about the road that kids frequently travel toward the country's most venerated and selective schools: the plotting of every major and minor step in terms of how it will look on an application; the lavish expenditures, by affluent families, on a veritable pit crew of tutors and trainers and admissions strategists; the gross overselling of accomplishments; the parental micromanaging; the working of any conceivable angle and pulling of any reachable strings.
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