system
- noun
- /ˈsɪstəm/
- The new heating system is designed to use less energy while keeping the building warm.
- operating system
- computer system
- information system
What would it mean for an AI system to be warm?
- What would it mean for an AI system to be warm?
- and say, how does my system react to
- So the most intelligent systems may not be conscious.
- We have an entire system that is run on code.
- We get to test military systems in combat in Ukraine.
- So it bothers me when people treat AI systems like servants.
- But still that's the those are the delivery systems of nuclear weapons.
- So my LUG, my luggage, my luggage system here, GQ.
Examples
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The third challenge is about Watson, an AI system developed by the IBM research team.
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We have an entire system that is run on code.
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What would it mean for an AI system to be warm?
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We're gonna be right in the middle of this storm system all night.
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However, let's now see how both systems perform in our tests.
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What I found suggests our ambulance system is in serious trouble.
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We replaced the entire exhaust system.
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Thus, commercial banks are allowed in our system to make double use of checking deposits.
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President Reagan argued that the entire Social Security system should be replaced with private insurance.
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Your Promethian Home Security System is activated.
Synonyms
A system of connected electronic parts that pass signals or power
A group of connected buildings used together
The moving parts inside a machine that make it run
A group of connected parts that work together to do a job
The parts that make up a machine or device
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
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A network of nerves that sends messages between the brain and body to control movement and feeling
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A group of computers and software that work together to store and use data
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Weapons and other equipment used to protect a country or area from attack
A group of devices that warns you automatically about danger like fire or a break-in
The way a country organizes how it makes, shares, and uses goods and services
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A network of vehicles and routes that moves people or goods
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A way to send and receive information between people or machines
A group of parts that supply and carry electricity in a building, car, or area
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A set of parts that remove heat to keep a machine or building cool
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A set of weapons and radar that find and stop enemy missiles before they hit
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A group of devices that automatically steer a vehicle like a rocket or plane
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A network of machines and wires that make and send electricity to homes and businesses
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The parts of the body that break down food and take in nutrients
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A system of underground pipes that carries dirty water from homes and streets
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The way a country supplies and manages money and how people measure its value
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A group of fans and ducts that brings fresh air into a building and removes stale air
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A group of cameras and devices that watch people or places for safety
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Equipment that keeps a person alive by doing the body's most important jobs
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A set of tools and rules that help people in a company collect, store, and share records
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A group of machines and tools used together by the military to attack or defend
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A computer setup that makes and stores copies of files to get them back after loss
The central bank of the United States that controls money and checks banks
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A set of pipes and small nozzles that automatically spray water to put out fires
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Parts of the body that take in oxygen and remove carbon dioxide when you breathe
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A system that detects threats early, like missiles or storms, and sends alerts so people can act
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Organs and blood vessels, including the heart, that move blood and a clear fluid called lymph around the body
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A system of laws that gives inventors the only right to make, use, or sell an invention for a time
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A system that uses satellites to find the exact position of a device on Earth
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All the parts under the ground of a plant that hold it in soil and take water
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A person who manages and keeps a computer network working in a company or school
A way of arranging and storing paper documents or computer data so you can find them
How Connected
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Surface Forms
Etymology
System comes from the old Greek systēma, from syn- 'together' and a word for 'to put', giving the image of many parts placed together. That is why we call a group of machines or a computer network a system — its parts work together as one.