harnessing

Another was harnessing religion to declare that the rulers held power by divine right, making rebellion a sin.

Both companies make money by harnessing unpaid volunteers and using their work to prey on small businesses.

This project is a great example of harnessing one of the most powerful techniques for bringing down costs: multiplexing.

There are also a number of companies working on harnessing the wind for ships.

Say you had some gargantuan fusion power harnessing space station in deep space.

At that point creating more software will simply be a matter of burning more coal/collecting more photons/harnessing more wind/fusing atoms/splitting atoms/exploiting temperature gradients/etc.

Recent success of both Israel and NSA in harnessing quantum computing for practical purposes is well known for at least couple of years.

Are there any studies that look into harnessing the power of biological computers?

There is virtually nothing stopping you from harnessing the full computational power of your phone supercomputer-style to do whatever data crunching you might imagine.

By harnessing the power of massively parallel computing, DataRobot builds and refines 1000s of possible models using R and Python to find the best ones in just hours.

I think loumf's suggestion probably is the best way for harnessing technology to achieve a basic income but ultimately it will require political action and political support.

Look at companies like Uber, Whats-app, Dropbox, Snapchat, Instagram...these aren't flashes in the pan, but are ecosystems harnessing hundreds of millions of people.

In the 1930s Ernest Rutherford (1871–1937) repeatedly suggested, sometimes angrily, that the possibility of harnessing atomic energy was "moonshine".

The library has support for adversarial training, as presented in the paper "Explaining and Harnessing Adversarial Examples" by Ian J.

Ian's "Explaining and Harnessing Adversarial Examples" paper (linked by @Houshalter) should be required reading:).

What I like about mechanical computers is that since our universe can be described mathematically you are then harnessing the "computational power" of reality to model some dynamical system.

Harnessing the radiant energy of the sun is categorically different from converting wind or carbon into usable energy.

Harnessing Amichail as a sounding board for ideas and pointing out any weakness in ideas seems more reasonable than scolding.