fifth-generation

adjective

1. denoting developments in computer design to produce machines with artifical intelligence

Example Sentences

Ioan Humphreys, a fifth-generation sheep, beef and poultry farmer from Newtown, Powys - who has a large social-media following - is one of speakers set to address the crowd.

From BBC

Duarte, who is “kind of fourth- and fifth-generation Portuguese” as well as Swiss, is not targeting party die-hards, but low-propensity voters of both sides in his tight race against Gray, who lost the last election by just 564 votes.

From Los Angeles Times

The fifth-generation rancher and his wife, Sue, spoke at the Republican National Convention in July.

From Los Angeles Times

And, significantly, it is designed to work in conjunction with Russia’s fifth-generation Su-57 fighter jets.

From BBC

Jamie McGregor, a fifth-generation Springfield resident and the owner of McGregor Metal, first hired Haitian workers after a large population of Haitian immigrants settled in the Ohio town in 2020.

From Salon