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UIM
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UIMUser Identity Module
UIMUnion Internationale Motonautique
UIMUser Interface Manager (IBM OS390)
UIMUnderground Infrastructure Management (magazine)
UIMUniversal Identity Module
UIMUniversité Internationale du Multimédia (French: International University of Multimedia; France)
UIMUnion Internationale des Magistrats (French: International Association of Judges)
UIMUltra-Intelligent Machine
UIMUltimate Iron Man
UIMUn-Insured Motorist
UIMUniversity of Idaho, Moscow
UIMUnified Infrastructure Manager (EMC Corporation)
UIMUnified Identity Manager (software)
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I doubt an ultra-intelligent machine would have much use for ethics.
A singular sensation: is artificial intelligence a sincere form of ... by Rolich, Paul / Tech Decisions
The first ultra-intelligent machine is the last invention that man need ever make (provided that the machine is docile enough to tell us how to keep it under control).
Technotopia and the death of nature. (Clones, Supercomputers and ... by Bell, Cool Papa / Earth Island Journal
 
 
 
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