Clone [noun]

We are also living through an artificial intelligence revolution that is unlocking new ways to replicate humans, and firms are racing to develop clones that serve a host of purposes.

Physical robots are performance-tested in real-world environments, while their digital clones enter a software program, where they undergo rapid simulated evolution.

It repurposes its worn-out, grown-up cells and spurts out hundreds of fresh-faced identical clones in a jiffy.

Starting with just plant clones, these prediction features will help growers predict yield 90 days away.

That enormous effort only made the problem more puzzling, however, because they found no genetic differences between normal and mantled clones.

If it had not been for you and your sweet sister, I do not know what we should have clone; but it 's all over now.

Whatever other injury was or was not clone, his appetite, at least, felt considerably reduced.

"I have not," said Betty, blushing rosy red (though she could not have told why) under her aunt's clone scrutiny.

They recovered me from backup and into a force-grown clone at Toronto General.

We can grow you a new clone and refresh it from your last backup.