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cogent

[koh-juhnt] / ˈkoʊ dʒənt /


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He called Bard’s response “comically generic” but said ChatGPT’s recommendations were “startlingly bespoke and cogent” as he had spoken at length about his ethical concerns over A.I.

From New York Times

While Hillinger clearly seems more sympathetic to the models, she does let the opposition make its case cogently.

From Los Angeles Times

In publishing, for example, even though quite awful books are published every year, you at least have to be able to write cogently to be able to write to get a book contract.

From Salon

Clay hit President Biden’s mentions on Twitter and proposed a meeting for the two to engage in a cogent discussion regarding the efficacy of mask wearing among children.

From Fox News

Upset: Many readers responded, making the same cogent and correct point.

From Washington Post