Fleshy in a sentence as an adjective

If there's one thing Google has shown disdain for, it's fleshy people who aren't coding.

The weakest, most vulnerable link is the soft fleshy things on board.

They look much more like passionfruit, but with more solid fleshy material.

The concern is that these slow, stupid fleshy bags of meat would be a nuisance in the way of an amoral AI.

I'm sure that sitting in front of a computer all day like some kind of fleshy office appliance was getting really old - oh, wait.

I very much agree that there is a balance to be struck, and messages designed for people to read should be composed with that fleshy audience in mind.

>The concern is that these slow, stupid fleshy bags of meat would be a nuisance in the way of an amoral AIWhy would this be a concern unless the end result is an AI who decided to get rid of us?

It sounds like the pet project of some extrovert management person, and because they instinctively place huge value on real-time communication with fleshy mouth parts, and their inbox is overflowing, they think everyone else is in the same boat.

When people say 'simulate a brain' they mean a very specific thing: simulating it in enough detail that it can have thoughts in fundamentally the same manner as a fleshy brain.>it is perfectly possible to have a high-level simulation of a 'big' thing which is easier to run than a low-level simulation of a 'small' thingWhile this is true, it's not being shown here until we know that this particular high-level simulation actually works.

Fleshy definitions

adjective

usually describes a large person who is fat but has a large frame to carry it

See also: heavy overweight

adjective

of or relating to or resembling flesh

See also: sarcoid