Building intelligence into a car so that it could drive itself safely will require a significant engineering work on the car and changes to how we design the transportation infrastructure.
Gautam fears many infants under the age of three will be "handicapped for life" because their Crisis-stricken families have not been able to provide them with the healthy food vital for building intelligence and strong bodies.
But what the reality is, is that the bureaucracy and the private sector respond with a vengeance, building their own intelligence, building their own capabilities, building their own investigators, building their own networks, building their own organizations because that's where the money is going.
The Senate committee said funds had to be switched from short-term goals to building an intelligence agency that met the challenge of the 21st century.
The costs to society extend beyond workplace bullying, because chronic bullies are also more likely to end up in prisons, and our already taxed budget will end up paying for their care, according to Michele Borba, author of several parenting books, including Building Moral Intelligence.
Witnesses told CNN there also were fatal bombings at a military intelligence building and a clinic.
Rebels had taken control of most of Raqqa but there were still pockets of resistance, including inside the intelligence building in the city, activists said.
Feith: I would say that there are hundreds and hundreds, perhaps thousands, of people in this building who review intelligence for policy purposes every day.
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Though they are outnumbered and out-armed by the Syrian military, members of the Free Syrian Army managed to attack an air force intelligence building in Harasta, near Damascus, with machine guns Sunday night, FSA deputy head Malek al-Kurdi said.
Syrian officials said the site was a disused military building and accused US intelligence agencies of fabricating evidence against their country.
The artificial intelligence project of building minds even blurs the distinctions among those topic areas.
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Iran was currently using this intelligence and had begun building a drone modeled after its American counterpart, he said.
Expansions in the field of computer science have offered a glut of attempts at building such monsters, but machine intelligence has remained a holy grail.
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The search ended almost two years after President Bush ordered the invasion of Iraq, saying intelligence indicated Saddam was building weapons of mass destruction and may have hidden weapons stockpiles.
For his part, Mr Obama has made it clear that he would countenance war only if Iran were building a nuclear weapon, which his intelligence chiefs do not now think is the case.
Using classic rapport-building techniques, the agents quickly gained actionable intelligence from them, including details of safe houses al Qaeda was using and of specific plots in the works.
Being based in a remote spot, far from government authorities, may be important for training, building esprit de corps and, in the view of intelligence agencies, trying to develop chemical and biological weapons.
They didn't start in a garage, but almost: One of Strategic Intelligence's first offices was in a tiny building on Amoy Street, in the heart of Singapore's Chinatown.
When all the equipment in a building is fully networked and interactive, when building systems can react to internal and external changes and demands to traffic, pricing and preferences, and to safety threats and hazards--all effortlessly, seamlessly and, critically, in the background, in ways facilities' managers and homeowners will tolerate--true intelligence and true efficiency will have arrived to the chaotic building sector.
Throughout the intelligence community, he's regarded as an empire-building, credit-grabbing apparatchik who'll stop at nothing to get to the top of the greasy pole.
This notion was revived in the 1950s, when the building of a genuine chess-playing machine was seen by artificial-intelligence researchers as a stepping-stone towards a general theory of machine intelligence.
If Mr Bush's team is found to have doctored, or even too selectively used, intelligence on banned weapons, Americans' appetite for nation-building in Iraq, let alone future interventions, may markedly diminish.
At the U.S. Capitol, "there have been increased foot patrols, exterior building checks and the strategic placement of personnel, all cautionary while the intelligence community measures the possibility of anti-American response, " Senate Sergeant at Arms Terry Gainer said via e-mail.
"They're building for the future, entrenching themselves and making investments, " says the intelligence source.
That building is the focal point for GCHQ's continuing mission to produce signals intelligence, protect government communications from compromise and help defend the UK's interests in cyberspace.
The other threat is from people like the Real IRA (Irish Republican Army) -- unlike al Qaeda, the Real IRA are actually building 400-lb bombs, and these bombs are getting caught and intercepted due to intelligence operations.
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As the Center's analysis put it: "The selective indifference of some American businessmen to the penetration or exploitation of their services by Soviet intelligence has rarely been more palpable than in the willingness of ATC to buy a building custom-made by the KGB for espionage, " the report states.
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With political pressure building after Mr Kay's remarks, Mr Bush reluctantly agreed to an independent probe into pre-war intelligence, though the commission will cover Libya, North Korea and Iran as well as Iraq, and will not report back until 2005 well after the presidential election.
The building efficiency revolution emerges now from the inter-related confluence of the collapsed cost of microprocessors, enabling embedded intelligence in offerings as simple as light bulbs (soon), as well as the development of standards and interfaces for the formerly "dumb" hardware, and the ubiquity of the Internet.
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