Hanna

[han-uh]

noun

1. Marcus Alonzo Mark, 1837–1904, U.S. merchant and politician: senator 1897–1904.

Hanna

/ ˈhænə /

noun

1. William. 1910–2001, US animator and film producer who with Joseph Barbera (1911–2006) created the cartoon characters Tom and Jerry in the 1940s; the Hanna–Barbera company later produced numerous cartoon series for television.

Example Sentences

Shilling, 32, also has a series of sculptures and paintings in the Made in L.A. exhibit, which features the work of 28 artists, including Alonzo Davis, Ali Eyal, Gabriela Ruiz, Hanna Hur, Leilah Weinraub and John Knight.

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"We have serious concerns that what is being brought forward will fall short in meeting the needs of victims and their families," Hanna said.

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Hanna said secrecy had long obstructed truth recovery and stressed that both governments must build a framework that delivers comfort to victims and supports reconciliation.

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“So we’re imagining a mind behind the words,” Hanna says, “and that becomes associated with consciousness or intelligence. But the notion of general intelligence is not really well-defined.”

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But the bots “don’t have perceptions,” Bender and Hanna write, “and suggesting that they do is yet more unhelpful anthropomorphization.”

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